... referred to the mistne-t which had been towanls him by some of the English paper?, and the able-. b«~towt ...

... ohtainctl pnuissi..n to publish now Wench |«per, which will entitled U»e o>nnlia*t or Connliatiu*. Mr. Stanley’s lectures In America, says the Seol.m ...

... thai wore not sent to Birmingham last year shall s« nt not later than next week. hTANi.sv, it is stateil, is to depart tor America lecturing tour the 9th inst.. previous which to visit Liverpool and Manchester, and deliver two lectures m Bt. James's Hall ...

... mini.- entries in November, 1869. This entry is Trolley, BaUloek, 7 lies/* I know defendant’s sou. I believe he is now in America. He came to rn« in market and asked if would the work. He* said *• We are going to build another cottage, and aa you did the ...

... discussion shortly afterwards came to close. liarsK COMMONS.— Ti esday. Gliulscone explained the mate the negotiations with America. said that the two governments bad not yet come to arrangement, and the British Government, utter deliberating as wl>at course ...

... bo|H- thal it not I Mtiaia* m ...

... continuation theae opinions, for leader tbe Opposition has given notice his intention raise the qneaUou n t our relations witb America immeOiatcJy after the Easterrecesa. But the conclusion® w« draw quite apart their bearing upon the’ culpability ot unr is ...

... part ■■ ue youth, which bus so Kr succeeded. bss since he. n seen nd recognised in vetpo ...

... fatal, and there arretabl. wiiicb the whole stun aie affected, disease bae been mistaken for the bora-- plague now raging in America Practical persona eaf that there ia no similarity between two oompUintP. baa brought action of libel against the London Figaro ...