... Dene- kamp, were charged with disorderly conduct and resistance to the police, in Woburn- square. It appeared that the Ghost riot which had already prevailed throughout the week to the great discomfort and alarm of the inhabitants of Wobum-square, was ...

... they were trusting them into the hands of an Almighty power. He was glad to be able to state that some of the reports of the riots had been greatly exageerated. — The meeting was then addressed by Dr. * Boedeler, Mr. Orr Ewing, Dr. Scott, and others, and ...

... several previous nights, a large i crowd assembled to see the ghost, and the noise and | disturbance was such that the police found it necessary, in [ order to put a stop to the riot, to clear the square alto- gether. In doing this they met with c ...

... be mere orgies of weird misdoing. Decline of the Ghost. Take ghosts. They appear from time to time it is true, but what modern talespinner in this sceptic and material age tells the truth about ghosts, or is not ashamed to believe in them or detail their ...

... Alaska Boundary 4 Mining Troubles in Australia 5 The Bubonic riague 5 Indo-Chinese Prosperity 5 French State Trial 5 Fatal Riots in Austria 5 The Russian Ministry 5 Affairs in Servia 5 Royal Polar Expedition 5 The Vatican and Italy 5 Maladministration ...

... days the city of Edinburgh was not so i ?? ucted as it is now. There used to be riots : ?? easily lemember some of them in his- _. _ _ ?? Porteou* riots, tbe Reform Bill riots, | . . • ?? aiiout the Douglas c_.use and so forth, and I have 1 . rv'ood from ...

... achieved by the opera of La Tempest aat Her Majesty's Theatre. Thebur- lesepie is preceded by a new prologue, in which the ghost o» Shakspere, in a parody of the famous scene of the majesty of buried Denmc - k, is made to vent to Mr. Bucks-tone his grief ...

... Barnaby Rudge, he has given the best and most graphic account extant of that remarkable episode of English history— the Gordon Riots of 1780. In 1841 Mr. Dickens visited America, and on his return published his American Notes,' 7 and in 1844 appeared a new ...

... highness smoothed over a portion of the mortar, and repeated the words — In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost I lay the foundation-stone of All Saiuts' Church.* The trowel was afterwards formally presented to the princess by Mr. John ...

... it, and make others foiget it, but it was a ghost which they had not and could not exorcise. (Hear, hear.) It was ever present with them ; to rebuke them for their crime, and they would never lay that ghost until they did it by the potent and sacred spell ...

... attention. Nursed in soli. J.tte, under the shade of melancholy boughs, the imagination grows soft and elelicate, and the wit runs riot in idleness, like a spoiled child that is never sent to school. Capri ...

... 10s. each; winner £50, second £28, third and fourth £6 each. Second Round. Birmingham bt Alec Ruby I Glengarpool bt Caterham Ghost - Maidstone bt Shofo I Celosia bt Woodboy Third Round. Maidstone bt Birmingham | Glengarpool bt Celosia Deciding Course. Mr ...