... The Duke of Sutherland is dangerously ill from a ehilL It was telegraphed hit night that Sir Richard Owen was gradually sinking. A fireman has been injured and much damage done by a bre at Nancy. A young man bas been killed by filling from a cliff at ...

... ales a swimmer took little notice of him until one of them Mi he.. Looking bark they now bin head rise above the water wad sink. Quickly a• the brother. swam to tie rescue, and succeeded t i getting their romtmnion ashore. While the yooingnr brother abort ...

... red • Maras. of Ter. Murk Drab War • lora Thu t a w ms :ma Carr large bu arse aware.* re. sawed am • SINKING OF A FISHING VESSEL BY ---- AN ATLANTIC LINER. WM THE QUEEN OF BERVIA. Qom r t la I • Wire for I.*•ba Wilerriv. a arbours a by Lea Th .. * el ...

... out the fast sinking ship, sad all that day and night the vessel was obecur ed; but every once in a while we could see the dash ol'hislits and rockets.talling us where they were. All thu night we sailed about the ship, hoping that the etc rm would abate ...

... and there are score et his fellow citizens held in profoood esteem a. warm men, solid rm. or , ler vaguely, elven figure men. All d thew taws of wealth sink, however, into inaignificence Weida Mackay,Mt. of Nevada, whi silver mines yield wee than ...

... London Joint Stock, 44} MISCELLANEOUS.—BUSINESS DONE. Anglo-American Teleg , 18| I Hudson’s Bay. Atlantic Telegraph, Imperial Land Marseilles, } Atlantic Telegraph, per cent. International Financial Society, 89| 74 } Bombay Oas. j London Financial Association ...

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... ITEMS OF LATEST NEWS. Lord Stanley of Alderley is in fart sinking condition. Prince Arthur leaves Dublin for Belfast to-day by special train. The death of the Dowager Countess of Bradford, Cannes, is announced. The Prince and Princess of Wales left Athena ...