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... BRUSSELS, Saturday. Notwithstanding the heavy work of Thursday, and that few of them retired to bed before the small hours after midnight, all the Volunteers were up and stirring yesterday morning at eight o'clock, when, by a salvo of 21 guns, the artillery of the Garde Civique announced to all Brusselsthat the fefes of independence of 1866 were aboutto commence. The morning was foggy dnd damp ...
... THE LEEDS MHERCURY, TuE whole of Venetia was yesterday eliq qI finally from Austrian rule. The official a-ms, retrocession were fixed to be completed a,. o'clock yesterday morning, and no doubt vero c accomplished. TimE iowG or SAXONY seems to continuc hb resistance to the demands of Prussia. It is runu., that a military convention, based on the mixed oceup, tion of the Saxon kingdom, has ...
... LEEIJ~DS MU ?? ELECt0TIONS2. WVEST WAn.-IFr, . F. Nettletonl, elhe gentlemuan w ho on Tuesday night was nominated, at a large meetingt of burgesses in the Working Men's HallS along writh Mr. Douglas, ]eather dresser, as candidates in the Liberal in- terest at the forthcoming mnnieipal elections iii this ward, yesterday declined to stand. NI ILL FALL. WARD.-Last night a meeetin2g of the ibuall ...
... THE SAFETY VALVES OF EOILEMS. IMORTANT CABS. The following is a continuation of the evidence in this case, which has beni received since the paragraph in our seventh page went to press:- Joseph Sziinzner, a shipwright, who was working on board the City of Liverpool, said that on the day of the explosion he heard the Uaptain say to the deceased driver Goodell, that there would be a d-d mess ...
... LATEST NEWS,, |E aum's TrLvawArm A AMERICA. (By Atlantic telegraph.) NEw YouR, Oct. 13. Gold 153. Exchange on London 1G6. 5-20 United States Bonds 1134, Illinois 128, Erie 83. Cotton 12. HESSE DARMSTADT. DAgier8TIDT, Oct. 15. It is stated that the convention between the Govern- ment of Hesse Darmstadt and the Archbishop of Mlentz has been annulled. During several years this conven- tion lis ...
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... ?AXONY. DnRESDEN. Oct. 1 3. 'me Cnstibd8io sa Gazette of to-day eays that Kying John, having made certain military concessions nees- sary for the security of Prussia's strategical position, the ccnclutsien of peace w ill no longer be delayed. Dresden swill probably receive a moised garrison. Lnrzrzc, Oct. 13. Af numerously-attended meeting of the inhabitants of tijis city was held here ...
... SI. BRIGHT AT GLASGOW. - and a very inconsiderable portion of the vast multitude lviich was watching throughout the city wfritha similar object, but the knowledge of that faet did not render the passage through their midst the least bit more agreeable ?? who had to make it. But whilst we were still Eeelimg to fight our slay through the mass of stretched Glzascolv, Wednesday. Mr. Bright was ...
... L OCALJ ANDU GEFNEsRAL. LEEDS, OCTOBER i8, 1888. E corsarAsTIcAr. II'TELLrIOEN orI -W understand that on Tuesday the Bishop of Ripen ?? the Rev. Henry> John Burfield, MI.A., incumbent of t lt. James's, Bradford, to the eleventh honorary canonry iwundad in the cathedral church of Ripen. Weo understand that Earl do Grey anad ivipon, the ?? of the F~reemasons3 of the West lHidha. ?? of Yos'kshire ...
... ?RAIIJWAY TRKFFIO RETUR?, 11.120 WEE3? THIS HALF-YEAh. Total Same Inc. or Mileage R.A1I.WAY8. 1880. 2888, i.year. 3002. Dec. 18081881 d £ £ £ £ Bristol and. Exeter 7112 0980 119074 ? 122 Caledonsan - - 4407 408 Cambrian * 2000 2004 40024 19006 790 130 122 Coekerm'thK.,&Pcu 460 328 - 31 - CorkBaudon,&?2n 440 411 - 20 20 ?? - 17 17 DubUn&BelfastJnc, 1611 1006 - 63 63 Dublin & llrogheda 1910 1900 ...
... L4EED)S PHILOSOPULOAL AND LITEBRARY SOCI1ETY. The forty-seventh session of this society wavs corn- nienced last night, when the introductory lecture was delivesed by Dr. CmnLcsr, the president of the Society. The subject of the lecture was LA correct estimate of facts the real basis of science,'' but before entering upon it, Dr. Chadwick tlhankedl the members for the honour they had d one him ...
... UNITERS ITY lNTELLIGENCE. OX.SORD, Oct. 13. MAGDALEN COLLEGE.-Mr. Edward Russell Bernard, B.A., scholar of Exeter College, was this aftcr- noen elected to the vacant fellowship at this college. There were three candidates. Air. Bernard was placed in the first class in classics, first paulic examination, Easter term, 1(3i, and in the second class in. classics, second public ex- amination, ...