... fotoire Advertisements. Tohicncal, 18th, Feb, 1871. verl S AL E OF Coo Mr John Wood'sI First-Class Hterd of Sleortloorns, Off 5; AT STANU'1CK PARK HlOUSE, DARLINGTON. Ilee bo 7\lR JOHN THORNTON will Sell by Unreserved - 1VJL. Auction, at STANWICI; PARI; HOUSE ...

... ~~~Col. R. Loyd Lndsa.. me1 irdMr John Walter.1_ mi ho Berwick-S8r D. Mia!oribank . . 1 IP .6 ;*jp~iMii1 B ~dley-*Mr L. Harrison,; Mue Birk~onhedad-Mr Laird, -..I. .1Mo ~M Birmingham-,Right Hon. John Bright;,,.. I Mo of - Mr.G. Dixon ...

... B3ARCLAY, Gordon Arms Esle ere Leodon . Mr Pr. F. WHITE, 33, Fleet Street. the I Mr GBO. -STREET, 30, Cornhill, B.C thburnsden ..M.. r JAMES IRONSIDE. Merchant. 'rem Lumphaonan ..r JOHN CLARK, Coschnldlder. ere ia Melk ..M.r.JOHN GRANT, Banker; nee ...

... SCOTT us' FRASER~. JOHN FR'ASER, 59, I1utebeon Street. .30th Jusly, 1S75. t TAW NTED, a SITUATION, by the 25th curt., V ii a Rt-til Grocory Wissehlsosee. Satisfactory a'eason' If for klpisvni lsce;it. T i year.s explerieilce. APlily to JOHN C 31'Plzmsalss ...

... ABERDEEN. DIRECTORS. Chairman-GEORGE JAMIESON, Esq. of Rosebauk, Lord Provost of Aberdeen. JOHN Cooic, Esq. of Ashley. ARCHER FORTEsCUE, Esq. of Swanbister. JOHN SANGSTER, Esq., Chemist. ANTHONY CtulciisewsNk, Esq., Lethenty. JAS. SHEPHERD, Esq. (Messrs ...

... Ink publishi• a list of Shirty. the Iletisb Workman Public-hoe:se Company whore (leaner have been traceable to Gaitarited), arm three other houses are in prepare that little war. tam. A BALLOON.—The remair. abalone; BASKAUPTCY Or A VISCOUNT.—in the London ...

... Hitherto it has been a recognised principle that a fort could not stop a modern man-of. war armed with gun, of equal power, tut • vessel will he unable to pass a well-armed battery protected by torpedo defences, IWDRCRRCIES OF TIIE COUST.-1 am told that Willa ...

... lias FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT. to FIVE LIVES LOST. be As a pleasure party was proceeding down the river I ish Twy on Friday from Cardigan, on their way to Car- ,he digest Bay, the boat upset, andi five persons were drowned. The accident occurred while the boat ...

... and ng•-•in-,' that nothing could done the shock. V.ut the Frenchmen mustered in & crowd for tbo assault marines and small-arms men opened such a close and deadly fire that not one of them foot the English deck, nor could all th,* threats and exhortations ...

... ujion the • I read in •«f tie' Ri-h nines Rill Mr K,u,1, ' ,ar H-»toum, and a satisfactory ,• • , _ M, I, II ,• ultimately armed «t. Aj:!' w, ..! \and ...

... wra- found mortallystabbed under a railway ar-li at RuttieiLnithe ol the Ist inst. tr P'olanld reLpresentedl the Treasury. John Charles Sheplherd. leather shavel, Siii lie vas playing billiards etra club with deceased an,u o lieis ou the nig-lt of tire ...

... Mrurt Sliartdan, IreUml, Elm A. Ker.n®y, M John. Sailed—Orator, for Per- E9 1. p m; C'allaghiin, IreUml, aold 90 to Mr nambuoo; Ulynan, Boaton ; John Rryce, San Fran ' >drr. of Strneatbro, MaodonalH. eiaoo; John, do.; Greeoe, York; Mintbon, •Vtierc urn ...