... Power, a new lease was made to a second Pierce Power by the next earl for a term of only 99 ye'ars, to be held at the reduced rent of 471. per annum. There could be no doubt whatever that in law the lease of 1698, had been extinguished by the new document ...

... com- panies 25 francs. Provinces quite tranquil. LONDON lUNDS, DEc. 8.-Consols for Account and Money, 97j; 38 per Cents., 971; Bank Stock, 2t4i 15-i Exchequer hills, large and small, 43 51. SeIARES.-London and North Westerns, 114 15; Mid- lauds, 53i. R ...

... taking advantage of his armed superiority to shoot down the Queen's subjects. We put the case generally, although for the illustrative facts we must refer to the inquest. The prisoners, with one exception, having been committed, we should all abstain from ...

... year 1880; in the I beginning of 1886 he wasi living at No. 1, AmianI'Ss-treet, with a Air. and-an Miss Donniellant, whom lie had kunion troin 1819; they went to live in a bouss- at Harojd's-cross about the latter ead of 1886, anid remained there till the ...

... exceeds two millions, and that their numbers are bping ae more rapidly angmented, by tar, than at any former period. ; -Daily News New York CorrsspondivnL es A switchman and a station-master, whose negligence c- Jla casioned the terrible accident which took ...

... stealing two books, The Life of Palmer the Poisoner' and The Christmas Tree, from the stall of Mrs. Aun Connelly, bo kseller and newevender, at the Londoa and Brighton Railway Terminus, London-bridge. Thomas Ripharizs, a detective oficer in the employ ...

... will leave on Saturday for Ashdown Park, to Jo30nthe family oirele about to meet at that place for Christmas. Sir Benjamin and Lady Hall will lenve London In a few days for their seat, Llanover, in South Wales. EUROPEAN HOTEL.-Departures-D Smith. wiel, ...

... Dryden the meaning wso illustrated thue- lle olegle chose to live, and ahutto to wad, Will please to want a cistort for hts bed. Wat that the meaning ueed In the letter-admittedly tot; and, as he said, the mistake as to that illustrated the mistake at to the ...

... father Mr. and son, Edward left Carragoran in 184.6, and went 1.C.; to London and teok lodgings there. ])uring that time bis uncle, Colonel Edward, was living in the neighbourhood of London. .the uncle had' two daughters, Sally Carolina, whom the ving decessed ...

... f wr Wow'N ScoonSr 6huP, and see'that Ju rtin aud Perkins, New York and London, 4l eM the outeidn wrapper. No mother'sbould be- withet it. Sold by all medlcinodetlsrs at In. I ?? bele; London Depot, 205 Hligh Holborm ' Travellers in Itady are. oattired ...

... -TlTi was a suit to carry Into effect the trusts of certain instruaents executed Wbi Mr. Forter and a Mr. Coffee fu the yar 1886 and 1640, affieitug oremises In the city of Cork. ?? of law &moIe between thr parties upon the lobtr12fti5~onf the deeds. Tlhe ...

... twelve humorous Slides, complete, from 7s, 6d. The new Wheel of Life and Kakidoscope adapted for the Lantern; also the Aphengescope for ex- hibiting Cartes de Visite and other opaque objects. %* An illustrated book on The Maoio Lantern, how to use it, to ...