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... Stories—Miss Edgar Huntly—C. B. Mitfortl. Brown Old Men's Tales— Forfeit Hand—T. C. K Wyndham. Grattan Castleneau—G. P. It. Curse of the Black Lady James —T. C. Grattan Heir of Wait Wayland— Scott's Poems— Sir W. Mary Howitt Scott VOLUMES AT EIGHTEENPENCE. Black ...
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... and active body of leen, of eighteen. A c .. mission hail heen appointail inquire the state ot the Commissariat o'er which John M•Nrill would preside. and 3 convalescent laispital had been established at Smyrna. With respect to the sanitary ilepai fluent ...
... Edinburgh, on the Uia ?? the wife of W. Campbell, of a daughter. At 30 Madeira Street, Leith, on the 7th in**, ~* wife of John Cairns, of a son. MARRIAGES. ' At 7 Bishop Street, Rothesav, on the 7th sis* . by theßev. M. Galbraith, U. P.* Church. R^the^ ...
... Hercules, Palmer, St. John, N. 8.; Admiral, steamer, Liver out; Londonderry, eat :inter, Luudimdrrry : Laurel, steamer, ; steamer, Lutluuderrv. —23. Sailed : Portland, SP linue, Liverpool; St. Patterson, St. Anti, etraiurr, Armed in the tiyde of nosy, ...
... rattan and a chimney sweep named Francis Whitelaw had been drinking, when a quarrel arose, and Nl`Grattan using his pocket knife inflicted a wound on her left arm of Mrs iNhitelaw, but which is said not to have been very serious. M Yirattan was on Triday morning ...
... Estate Troup, in the Parish Gamrie, Banffshire, are to be Lot for 19 years, from Whitsunday, 1899. 1. CLINTERTY, occupied Mr John Smith, to consist of 200 acres or 186 acres as may arranger]. new Dwelling House and Steading are*to erected the proprietor ...
... will vindicate Lords Lucan and Cardigan, or verify the correctness of the statements of the Crimean Commissioners. In any event, very little if any practical good is anticipated. The trial of William Palmer, for the murder John Parsons Cook, commenced at ...
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... we Imam * Y Ewa Moe Sir Jobs will armed Osiers! Rosily. in the thief commend at Sir Germ Wetherell, on being relieved as by Sir Jame. Sr Flail, will in Mahood he w6tol to the command of the Northern ea to Sir John Ponneratber. Lard William P.slat ...
... the speakers passing high eulogiums on the dead soldier. The speakers were Lord Cardigan, Mr Vernon Smith, the Marquis of Lansdowne, General Sir F. Williams of Kars, Lord John Russell, and other military men and civilians. Sir F. Williams concluded his speech ...
... A FRIENDLY FUNDS, TUa afternoon, John Dongberty namlaod before Sherifl Campion charge embecilia* odde, being part of moaim entrueted to him a* treaaurer of No, 1 Branch the United Society of Boilermchare Iron Shipbuilder After emitting declaration wae ...