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... chest four feet long, marked with the letters 1.d.1., banded with iron, and full of gold pieces. The tale rm that, in 13S8, the Bernese let sink in the river, swollen by the rains, one of their vessels, which was being used at the siege of the castle ...
... Dublin Ladies' Land League, was on Friday charged on a summons at the petty sessions at Castletown before Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M., Mr. C. V. Handcock, and Dr. Armstrong, with aid ng and abetting conspiracy, to prevent payment of all rent by intimidating ...
... companions were upset, and, their craft sinking, left struggling for their lives in the water. Mr. Duffin sank at once, and when his body was recovered life was feand to be extinct. The Weather in the Atlantic.—New York files received by the Cunard steamer ...
... bridge, and while doing so he saw the offenders throw into the river the fish they had caught and place their nets in a sack and sink them. The latter were seized, and Mr. Bailes asked the Bench to order them to be destroyed. The application was cheerfully ...
... the chapel, imagining that he had been *‘ On Whi 524 persons visited the Orystal Palace, r¢ ty =r il The earnings from the Atlantic cable for ‘the month of May last amounted to 35,8662 It is stated-that Vice-Chancelldts Page Wood have signified their intention ...
... which was Italian vessel. Tho ship, it appears, encountered a Violent storm, and she was abandoned when supposed the point sinking. The Italian w.ii saved the greater ...
... tural defence. They are said to ually wasting on the north and east, where they are exposed to the heavy soily irge of the Atlantic, which continually washes away the ond beat them at last to naked roeks. In the centre the city is the Commen—too humbly ...
... cost. In Februar)', 1877, the proprietor ■>the Sew York Herald, 'Mc J. G. Bennett commenced sending to this country those st«rm warntntos -which from tiine to tfrfio see in the daily press. Out of forty stonns thus announced by telegraph, Mr. Scott talis ...
... - j, vif i.i.c for the exemption of | I r +rv..-. was rejected j • '' .r, the other ban 1 resolti-1 ii n von and Knr t- rm.s serviw of theo- I. n 1 'do, red. Afterwards a . .-t for the repeal the ' ' clergymen who ' cures by the State .. 'jj o; '- ...
... General News of the Week. FO REIGN^dCOLONIAL. rm. WAR in DENMARK. The W _ p of orders has been entirely issued moBt Taluable ma - the . , t behind were spiked. 30.-The Prussians occupy Ran- *a have probably reached Holatebroe. and Hebroe,received from ...
... with a firm appearance. Foreign Stocks closed good. Banks fiat. Mines dull. Peninsula and Royal Mail firmer. Anglos and Atlantics good. Mon. 944 24 8 per Cent. Contols accoce Ditto for Account 4] 93 90 Cent Reduced Anns. 93 $3 98 8 per Cent. 93 ——| --—- ...
... aTorulnary bottom it is supplied with strong net-work, ao that however much water may roll into it there is no danger either to sinking being impeded to to course inconsequence. Every part the boat is covered with network, the object of which to afford handhold ...