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... TH LONDONDERRY STANDARD, YARNING, JANLARYO I THE AMERICAS PRAIRIE f I »?®r;'ll aILLING NARRATIVE OF SETTLER. Settler” writes to the Daily on the I bad the pleasare of reading year able calamity which Teoeni] Teai fi r which deTastated accounts in your ...
... Christian ministry. Credentials were furnished to Mr. J. H. Hanna, a licentiate of this Presbytery, who purposes emigrating to America. Presbytery of Comber.— A special meeting of this Presbytery was held at Killinchy, on Tuesday last, to ascertain the mind ...
... SATURDAY MORmNO. JAX. 6, 1872. AMERICA AND ENGLAND—THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. The latest news the claims of the United Slates on England will found in onr telegraphic intelligence. The Times' Philadelphia correspondent says the American claims for losses sustained ...
... GERMANY AND AMERICA A German resident in England states in the Times that, after reading the case of the United States against England, s-veral German residents in this country have agreed to petition Bismarck to request of the American Government indemnity ...
... AMERICA AND CUBA, Washington, Friday.—The American policy in respect to Cnba will one of strict neutrality. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. (From the Times.) Although iu the money market the symptoms of approaching plethora continue to increase, Consols were ...
... youths are to be sent Europe and America to study at the expense of the Government, and that two commissioners will be appointed in connection with the scheme, one of whom will be stationed either in England or America, and the other Shanghai. Holloway's ...
... of Yankee appearance, and slated belon to the County Limerick, but it supposed one of g.ng of forgers lately arrived from America. The pr''»o'r has been observed in Limerick for some days, since been in company with other strangers, who have since hia ...
... election becan«‘ reln»ed to of the Bolls, we were bally b “'‘ „ , ~t Liberator.” Oa.Mic)_pn..inr England to the expense bar .e America is willing or France to Butt knows Repeal to be impo it __ to England would rise as one ma P prevent Ireland from being given ...
... the estate L labourers with a free house; or, the land and would forgiven the arrears and get year s rent! they wished to America or some other country to try their fortune; or, it they did not wish to give , the land they could remain as tenants, he would ...
... brings the very interesting intelligence that it is proposed to send twenty-one native young ladies, daughters of Diamios, to America for the purnose of finishing their education. A telegram from Limerick states that Mr. Butt having distinctly intimated to ...
... O’Hanlon’s shop, Bishop-street, on the 4thin«t Mr. Thompson, J.P.—There was some charge against this man, and he went to America to evade it. The Clerk —Well, la again, it seems. Mr. Thompson, J.P.—What was the result that? The Clerk was understood to ...
... 16th inst., has been postponed, pending further instructions from the Attorney- General. —Tyrone Constitution. ENGLAND AND AMERICA IN 1872. [BT ALFRED TENNFSOK.I 0 Thoa, that Bendest ont the main To rule by land and sea, Strong mother of a Lion-line, Be ...