Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... _ I eO- B .BL J!!. F9 S . j HIORRIiBLE , DAKLOS RES, stipon has b reracted In Sanitu ' ; y;the' htf, under, exti ord aro ren taucjse, of % alrs. Aleson Vetfas.1 T inquest vas atmmenced alit a week Eince, .a d the jury returned a verdict that.qae dceea ddiredl Lejkcowvn a~t wig~iout aceomf ;anjing that veyriet with, any deolaiation of -their. ?? ieS to the condition of mind in wbhioh the un- ...
... 1.. ?? Xi ?? A ...
... TELEGI ?? NESS. , Sit larsrry ?? ist'aftd ito LAV sed good ?? oilWedeadaty, ~ag to he amioli bt ter. . i . (ioutIly, a )*e)aioau; tried yesterday for em-' RlZal trust oqel,. wk a f oundg~ailtyi but recoin- to: =roy On ?? it oS. hf age. sentence, . imont~bfiinrpeiswIent,; i - WIND A'WEAT ER REPORT. :TheD follwing it-. the ret'jm- at eight o'clock last night :-Lo ,do ,. la, ; Nm.. , Briol, ...
... J SALUS rOPULI LEX SUPREI?A. 41. = . A ?? .DOMESTIO. 1 ; t The Quenu erved at obur sd afiernoon i. a o Tesday' Prince j reeeption at thie (tape of Good ?? has; been quite as enthusiastic as that of his brothur ih Owada. The Euryalus arrived in Sitnoi's'Baj on Tuesday the 24th July, and the Pkinel.apidecl- anadl Wae a public entry into Qape' T9whon Wtlitfolilowing- day, M6biidWbt his ?? ...
... - rVLUNTEER MOVEDENTS. We (Sheffled IndepnjoClt) understand it has ban arranged to reniew the wiiple of the volunteer rigS corps in Derbyshire. in 2hatgworth Pask, either at the conclusion of the present moi:th or at the bein ning of October. At the inspection of the London riie brigsde on Saturday, Colonel M'Murdo statedthatfo- steadines they surpassed anything he had seen in any cOrP? but ...
... 'f :- Fj ?? ' - ' ?? ,wlll?4E] ZLY-Soal -11 - ; ;DOMEICT1C. . - The Queen arrlved at Coburgon Tucada afteroon. ,. ; Prince Alfred's reception at the Cape of Good Hope. has been quite aa nthushatio a tt Dtf his brother i anada The E lu arrived iu ritn oi's B&y 'Tuesy tbs4t J'uiy, and the 'rinc~landed u made i public enly into Cape Town on the following dq, attended by-h Excellency the hvernor S ...
... liv Oi% Naig rot. TUESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 25, 1860, NEWSJ 0' THE: DAY. THERE seems at last to be some probability of the new treaty with France coming into actual opera- tiocs. A Manchester contemporary, who is gene- rally well informed on this subject, says 1We understand that the first supplementary convention for fixing the new duties in the French tariff, embracing ,articles of iron and all ...
... mirn i 1g if oto FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1860. NEWS OF THE DAY. WHILE our Cabinet Ministers are enjoying them- selves on the moors or by the sea side, one or two of them are combining business with pleasure. Earl GnAsVILLE, for example, who has been in Paris, has started for Madrid, his object being, as it is stated, to consult with the Spanish Govern- ment on that important, although very ...
... THE FAILURE OF MESSRO. HICKMAN. Yesterday we stated that the deputation appointed by Messrs. Hickman's creditors to wait upon. the Dudley and West Bromwich Banking Company, with a view to ascer- tain whether they could not be induced to forego their expressed Intention of proceeding to bankruptcy, had an interview with the directors on Saturday last, the result of which was that the directors ...
... dl YTHANssDE, 3d Sleptember.-As the season advances the ta incessant rains and the impenetrable gloami by which the thi summer has bean clisracterised scaea to increase. Rain al- lie moat every day, occasionally accompanied by gales of wind, to La mass of cloud hanging in the atmosphere, through which set Ithe sun's rays have rarely pierced, and a strong tendency le y OY pa, ato frost -of ...
... *- ! .a ?? : l SATeUBDAY, SEP-ttkBBBR 1, 1860, THE PARLiAM-ENTARY SESSION OF 1860. i Til Session of Parliament was brought-to a close on Tubsdiiy, and the occasion naturally suggests hretrospect of the past',six months. The task, however, is more l than. usually unentertaining. Johnson ?? gave a theirheroes many a weary ramble to prove the vanity of human aspirations. A modern.author desirous ...
... SATURDAY,: SEPTEMBER 1,j 186O. f For a variety of interesting Foreign qnd Domestic News, see the Supplement. TEE GAS QUE.STIO.N. TIIE promised statement of the Birectors of the! Gas mfR Company, in reference to the existing controversy between fesl them aud the Board of Health, appears in another part of is v our impression, and it certainly deserves, as we hope it% w ll r secure, the ...