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... prevented them. Whilst the other prisoners were out of the room, the prisoner Stirzaker was sitting by his side, and in a short time he missed his watch. He could not say whether he had his watch when he went into the Golden Lion or not. He had it during ...

... disposed of; i pale Leewards, l, 9d.; Demerara, 2e, 1d. Salt- I petre: 200 bags of Bengal told, refraction 4 at 19s. 6d., short ?? 'Change: Linseed oil unchanged. Metals a slow trade. Straits i tin, S7s. to 87s. Gd. oash. LoisON TALLow MARERT.-The market ...

... that the preceding story was false, and that on the contrary, the Wakshoom was hemmed in and surrounded by the troops of Mastyat. This morning [ heard he was taken prisoner, and an hour afterwards that he was dead. The last stories ave probably concocted ...

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... father's house, and a police- man being sent thither a few hours later found in the box the articles named In the indictment. The story told by the prisoner placed the matter In quite a different light. She stated that at noon on the Wednesday she left her master's ...

... takes place, and he told a multitude of stories respecting the Manchester out- rage and the terrible atrocity in Clerkenwell. It signifies nething to him that the story of to-day is totally different from the story of yesterday, because fear, indignation ...

... eoloneliknox, Captain Johnstone, Lord AlexanAer P~'aget, Lord Berkeley Paget Reginald Herbert, En., John If Story, Eq. John Story, jun., -eq., . Story, r Sq.,&o. 'bhe racingwase, asmight be expected, a completet fabilure, only two starting for tho .hurdle ...

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... boatman named Charles Reed, . who had becapicked up in the Chahunel alone in a boat in a state of the greatest exhaustion. The story which the poer fellow tells of his sufferings and that of a companion w whi was drowned, was an excr ingly painful one. Reed ...

... outrage, by surprise, a night patrol has been established in the neighbourhood of Fulwood Barracks. THE REv. G. W. CLAPA&M.-A short time ago the Rev. G. W. Clapham tendered his resignation as pastor of Lancaster-road Congregational Chapel. Last week he was ...

... Breathing, nubdue the Inflammation, and by producing a Free ;hkl Easy Expectoration, recent attacks are removed in incredibly short space of time, thus preventing its tendency to spread in the lungs and becoming fatal. In obstinate Chronic Coughs, of many ...