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... |it gSome anii Ibvoaii I SHALL really have to give you a good hard knock, is the burden of Mr. M'Carthy's manifesto against Mr. Healy. Ostensibly the document is addressed to the electors of South K ...

... 2D tu 0 ifljpiitc filtiimits A CHAMOUNIX correspondent, in sending a photograph of the scene where Dr. Schnürdreher and his two Italian guides met their death, writes:-- They were descending from the ...

... UIu EStarlb of Jrttas By H. D. TRAILL IT might, no doubt, have been easily foreseen that on the advent of a new Government to power, the question of the appointment to the vacant Poet Laureateship wou ...

... lone Hffos PUBLIC UTTER AN'CES LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL was the principal speaker at the annual dinner of the County Brewers' Society, held on Monday night at the Hôtel Métropole, and presided over by ...

... forciait Hcfos THE MATABELE CONFLICT SO fur the fortune of war has distinctly favoured the British Expedition on their way through Matabeleland. The very earliest brush with the enemy resulted in a de ...

... It |)ome anh Ibronb The Victory on the Nile THE Nile Expedition has struck its long-expected blow at last, and to good purpose. Once the force was on the march there was no delay. On the men pressed w ...