... futile. suit the French to keep its sugat g England : dustry alive by sellin: licy of this ki below cost price, but a po necessarily inca pabl e of wide extension were France to begin to pay bounti the ex tion of all manufactured art the folly of the proceeding ...

... passed @ \ LANDING-STAGE INCIDENT. is par- the sanction of wae witnessed TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ed isa culture, prevent: the use of «. the Vemerday —After reading the article u fee ament those who refu: sed bids from a: Landing stage, when a number ...

... | ~ “= ~~ Nt tet -_—_— res of 35 GALLANT RESCUE FROM DROW! ar olds ; -_— Vetts 1 Touse whose calling keeps them ia the of the Liverpool Landing-stage found at hour this murning that another with 80 thireatening.and before four e’eluck the wit nev). Watts ...

... Saxon race. Other events looming in we tance will help to keep up the amicabh The yacht race will excite no little > we and it is rumoured that next year on / team make a welcome Bisley. It may not be true, as sta these cantests do more good to young ute ...

... complesion. It has the last stage of prectioe, bu Kruger has not yet crossed the Rubico the child playing with danger, he is pe in the waters of thet fateful stream, « one step he may reach the ferther bas still hope that the step may never be bie effec ta ...

... works upon her art whelk Mile nude to tender to a benighted professioa. All this may be pare gospel truth, though one is inclined to doubt it ; bat the yovnger rowed senor hawing wen Miss Helen /unit, find some inspimation in the stage of the present ...

... longer. The sluices Lave again been set to work, and in a short tune wi may expect to see a very considerable !eduction in the Bank effected, so far as it affects the Landing-stage. That the Pluckington Bank, however, will over be entirely got rid of Admiral ...

... started to its feet and made iso @ay for the ezite, On the stage Mr. Tur V yane bis compasy, realising at once the dread ra, fer the rash, and also the smalloess of the fir on the aadienss to keep their places or go order. The injunctions were, however, ...

... money for the dog's keep, which be said was Gd per day. The wife of the complainant was iu court, and spew bey call* the dog it immediately reeogaised bee. The defendant was ordered to give up the dog on payment of 1210 s for his keep. TRIGAMY BY A SHIPS ...

... the name way. In a sarcastic vein the stage child is unmercifully handled, and the stage peasant escapes little better. Bat the stage Irishman is belandad. We never • bad Irishman on the stags. Sometime a stage Irishman wow to be a bad mamach the agent ...

... hotter, as' if the spapeens kind anything, be jabcm, we'll get talc it away from 'GAM A trade joarital directions for Preserved may be considered my. palatable to those who like tla•t sort of tbia& we dou't want bit iu our mouth. • bald You bee, my fr iends ...

... in- | her e going on the stage, She said that shes read all the letters, as there were abou cley. creased activity since On April 21, 1860, she said, they were m eneral The force at Metemmeh is estimated at , wav on the stage at the req y goes | between ...