... his solitary appraises was la the Wilklie Park Plate, i■ which. eltboneh ran tart, he was andly bestow at the finish. Report speak■ highly id this omit, sad be ha s certainly been heavily supported. Ter my ono pest I set dispwed to fancy his chasm, even ...

... bat has a g• -ad private nariatation, sad. lawa the , of he kw awn backed nth+ trashy for the Derby. ids cameos 1 onset speak with cvaidsass. VANGUARD. (11 , k PI NTING APPOI NTAISNTS. The Houniannsa roxaoom will hloaday, Jaavary 8, Qom& Taanday, January ...

... ridicule been so clearly demonstrated in the good 1 town of Hull. Ou the point of Ida pee Mr Collins raised the town—we ago not speaking metaphorically—sal so raised it to give it a different physical atmosphere. Being naturally bold and thoroughly unselfish ...

... soddenly an cruelly ended. James Flak, jou., was shot no Saturay afternoon the Gravid Coates! Hotel of New York. We would eel' speak hereof his death, and point the Wilda hie career. The men mow have horn better ther ni Z repetatine. It may 1. said of that ...

... voting for Victor Hugo. Both rides will claim their share of the votes of the Abstention Party, but they we, politically speaking, of no more use than a Seek of sheep. The departmental elections are not more satisfactesy. They have furnished • lionapertirt ...

... visions of an Art passed not six months before in indoor to • plane one of his how °Worm whew budgets are devised which -to speak mirth ' - aae to-runic and unfortunate ; when Wogs of thiseurt happen, and a troisl many nem like them, now may Omsk Heaven ...

... the asimaanegemeat of the oaty and army they %VIII.' rce the Government Lad little to boast of on the score 4 e .otn.my. In speaking of the reforms of the Goverment, he believed the time was nat fez distant when the peopositi.ai would be made to disestablish ...

... Ivied on the morning MA, previous day, about ten minutes to seven, Mrs littcag one to the laundry, She said I I want to speak to you. Witness said What is it Mrs Uttingf said I have done it.' Vitae's said What have yam done t She said Dave ...

... nw .noting to 87,000,000; and the ticruuue race, containing 93,500,000. IC.OIICITENTANDTNO the fact that Earl Derby was speaking on 'Tuesday night to his neighbours, even to listeners who might be called his personal friends, hit slier temperament and ...

... specially on this topic. lie did not support the views of the United Kingdom Alliance, but no advocate of total prohibition could speak more strongly of the effects of the present system. It was urged, sail Mr. Lea, that the taxation imposed on intoxicating liquors ...

... As the Karim Acting Minister thus arimowledged (for the gent time, that the Emperor knew of the Altair. Mr. Curti. •• you speak for the Emperor! Yea, war the reply, the Enipenc requests the President to tolerate the presence of M. 'atacarr until ...

... information has been imparted on this subject by Mrs. Meredith, of the Discharged Female Prisoners Aid Society at Wandsworth. She speaks in the most decided manner respecting I the value of chloralum as • deodoriser, and disinfectant, and declares that they have ...