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... AUGUST 12, 1874. THE ESCAPE OF MARSHAL BAZAINE. Marshal Bazaine has escaped from the island of St. Marguerite, and is at this moment believed to be safely removed from France. His escape, coming so recently after that of Rochefort ...
... The Trip to London on Saturday conveyed two persons from Grantham. The Primitive Methodists of intend holding their annual camp meeting in the' Cricketground to-morrow (Sunday), morning and afternoon, and public lovefeast in the Commercial-road Chapel ...
... THRILLING STORY FROM FORT SALISBURY LIVING FIVE DAYS UPON A DOG. A thrilling story of the narrow escape of soma settlers in the recent disturbances comes in Central News messages from Capetown, Fort Salisbury and Fort Charter. It seems that in the attack ...
... largely increasing. Inst week we drew attention to the case of man who in less than a year enlisted in and deserted from four regiments. From the same station (Aldershot) we now hear of four soldiers who, after having been previously discharged with disgrace ...
... ATTG 20' 'itW portrp Orisikai NAPOLEON I THE SOLDIER of happy chance” morning in camp “To Arms ! To trumpets sound !” call is tramp Of beaten ground Of soldiers gathering from around into fall form in awhile Their silvery sunlight For to review rank file ...
... been seized at Paris for leading article on the Appel dcs Treize. James Gledhill, aged 59, whilst in liquor, and going from Crosland Moor to Folly Hall by the river bank, on Tuesday, fell into the Colne and was drowned. An unusually large number of woodcocks ...
... the following letter from the Poor-Law Board under date, March 31:—•' The Poor-Law Board have received from their inspector, Mr. Manwaring, the weekly return in respect of the Lincoln Union for the week ended on the 14th inst., from which it appears that ...
... the back and all the be burnt ®ff She suffering fearfully from the shock he the burns A there really in tlie Disiiensary send home He that it perfectly cae from the first and death resulted from the shock— By juror: Throwing water on the child certainly ...
... Keely— The minutes of the last meeting rend confirmed The following report from the Improvement Committee read: That a deputation from have waited Mr with reference to the purchase from of the necessary for extension Elin to Nottingham Road Mr Danks determination ...
... protecting the camp from attack or From the civilian’s point of view too is all that could desired The numerous point vantage afforded the projecting rocks form it were natural gallery from which to view drills the occasional amusements on in ...
... afterwards outside Khartoum daring the eiege of the late Mahdi She frequently carried information from the Mahdi’s camp to General Gordon At succeeded in escaping from the invading army accompanied by an important follower of the Mahdi succeeded in making her ...
... Sale fnnd-s for intending Mr H St Ann’s Hill -road : Mr Crofts 32 Alfreton -read from 1S12P SUNBURN oil of Skin arising from quickly cured by GILL’S remedy for all affections Cooling and Fragrant Price 9£d per bottle from W Gill chemist Radiord-road Hyson ...