... suspicious person, and seized and threw him into .a freight-car, which they looked, and then went up into the village to tell the story. The negro was also arrested, and as afterwards appeared, was threatened with instant death if he didn't confess that the man ...

... he carried, and then to secrete his body io the grave which had been prepared. And now comes the most startling part of the story. Dublin, it appears, has recently suffered greatly from swell-mobsmen, snd the police have fixed their eyes upon knot flas ...

... may, if yon think fit, publish it. The extent of the misery and destitution so many thousands are suffering from within s5 short a distance of us, requires only to be known to ensure to the noble appeal the clergy are about to make a liberal response. ...

... s his collecb and to retain the willing allegiance of his followers. the feeling which Is entertained to bis person falls short of en- , thusiMin, no Englishman, whatever may his party lenn- A Plrabind lle ylection for Us. Looking round upon the general ...

... colonies, were all touched upon, and it must be confessed cleverly handled ; but after all, the speeches read like a very old story, which has lost its interest through perpetual iteration. A few weeks ago a rumour to the effect that it was the intention ...

... thirty seconds, whilst the camera was supposed to receiving the impression. On r.-turning, tne troops were formed in bodies at short intervals from the palace to the gate. AN ENGLISHMAN LYNCHED IN MISSISSIPPI. A letter from St. Louis (U.B. , dated Dec. S, ...

... advocating the use of natural means to secure and preserve a sound digestion in lieu of the system of drug-medication, and giving short and clear explanation of the process of digestion, and the nature and treatment of indigestion. The Volunteer's Manual or Health ...

... Superintendent Austin said there had been many complaints against the defendant by his master. Mrs. Edmonds confirmed her son's story as to the filthy state in which the boy was kept. The Magistrates were of opinion that nothing could justify the conduct of ...

... mention. Eighty wood engravings—all of them h~>\ 1 and spirited, and many very well executed—form, as it were, the texts of short summaries of historical periods, extending to the p .esent reign. Tho matter is written in simple, easy style, adapted to young ...

... restated, the most remarzable addition being the few words on the scrap of short hand in the cf John Palmer, first published in 1774: and Dr> inghby adds, “* Mr. Collier was taught short-hand by his father, and it is at least a suspicious circumstance that ...

... ¢ carried, and then to secrete he paltry parcel of elothing he | been prepared. And now cor Ss body imthe grave which ted story. the most startlin: part of th Deablin, appears, hws recently suffered reatly from sWell-mohsmen, and the ? bad fixed theireyes ...

... of the fortress of Gaeta and its citadel can be shelled wibh Becurity, because the range of the guns of the besieged is too short to reach it. Although the general bombard- ment is not as yet begun, we have nevertheless since Christmas been able to throw ...