... latt Hull on the 17th October for Trieste, has not arrived as Gibraltar; and casks marked like that of her cargo have been picked ap. feared she has ioundered with all hands. The first Strangers' Race Oxford (3t. John's College 600 Yards Handicap), was ...

... successfully passed, and was duly c registered as a chemist and druggist under the New Pharmacy Act. ' Pocket Picking at Rotherham case oi pocket picking occurred Rotherham yesterday. The tj ■victim was Mary Barker, the wife of labourer, re- fa Eidirg at Kimberworth ...

... instructions can have been more express than those given over and over again to our subordinates to avoid any such literary garbage; and to prove that these instructions have been followed, we may state that in the six years during which we have been connected ...

... had fallen from hit cart. He was pick* up uneonsoious and taken the Hoipihl, where to died Friday from brain injury. The deceased tin# under the itiflusnoi of dfiui vordiet wis returned accordingly. OWLERTON RED GARBAGE AND snow. Hie Sportsman'* Group ...

... very firm tone to the market, which remains very much as last week. There is but Uttle of any brand here, and arrivals are picked up as soon as received. The market for American pig is in au uneettled state, and concessions from quotations are made in ...

... public■br 8 m the nel hbonrh °od, when a dispute arose family affairs, and from words they got to blows. woman who was with Kelly picked up dog Oitin WM Uear ** beF face ' the animal woman m and arm. She was reiram to the Public Hospital, where she received the ...

... to tho mandate of the constituencies, as exprested minority is to pay practically all the rates and nty-five years ago was picked out by the Queen meited the snow and washed away the filth and statement would not by the of the British majority, and they ...

... evening dress —^bare-armed and bare-headed; their hair — usually black— ablaze with jewels, or entwined with flowers fresh' picked—the sweet-scented suchil, white star-like jasamine, or crimson grenadine. Alongside ride the cavaliers, in high - peaked, ...

... consequence of it* C3_ p_ into. It waa also «a id ta— t the ebild bad been a*— to pick up food from the streets and eat it. aad had even gone so far as to piak garbage out of the a will tub ' for food. One witness would be called who would peeve that ...

... we have experienced for some time. The neighbouring J rivers were much swollen, and some hundreds of tons of : filth and garbage which abounded in our local streams and goigbts were probably washed away to enrich the warped soils and embankments leading ...

... the human akulls that grinned many poles, ami the bones that were freely scattered in the neighbourhood, near the village garbage heaps and the river bank*, | where one might suppose hungry canoe-men to have en- j joyed cold collation an ancient matron's ...

... decline. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET, Saturday.— At this day’s market there was an abundant supply of wheat from the farmers, and picked samples were taken off Is under the rates of last Saturday, while inferior sorts sold at irregular rates, and good deal left ...