... the Patea country was going on quietly. THE ASSAULT BY A PRIEST AT FORT AUGUSTUS.—On Monday, before Sheriff Ivory and a jury, John Macdonald, Roman Catholic clergyman, Fort Augustus; Alexander Macpherson, gamekeeper, Glendoe ; and Donald Maclellan, pensioner ...

... senting a very gay and animated appearane>. The stall on the eastern side was presided over by Mra, John Green, Mrs. Thomas Morris, Maytield, Mrs. Conway, Mrs. John Bromley, Mra. Soott, hank, and Miss Westnott, and ita contents embraced a iss M. J. Scowcroft ...

... French inhabitants are anxious that the Canadian Government should take possession of the country, but are powerless sainst the armed body of French settlers, Those who have en banished are now on their way to Canada. SPAIN, _(Reuter's Telegram.) N, Prim has ...

... whose reputation was unblemished, and was rapidly accumulating wealth. His name is John A. Munroe. Last September some children, gathering harries in the woods near St. John, found in a lonely spot what seemed to be the remains of a woman and a young child ...

... esbtate at Garth, in c Lancashire, and is lord of the manor of Carnforth, in this county._ _ ?? DEATH OF MR. JOHN TIDD PRATT. Z On Sunday night, Mr. John TIdd Pratt, for I many years registrar of friendly societies, died at 129, Abingdon-street, London, in ...

... husband, Daniel Shaw, with a gun, and death was instantaneous. Daniel Shaw, who was about 40 years of age and had only one arm, was a gatekeeper at the level troseing known as Norbury Hollow, on the London and North. western Railway, between HazelGrove ...

... coming op the Ohannel she waa caught a aodden squall and carried a ledge of rock* called St. Patrick’s Causeway, the entrance Cardigan Bay. The Po«tkm toe reseel was nWrved toe people the beach, and the Barmouth lifeboat was manned as soon possible, and went ...

... miles distant, Wreck or Tae SHIP | gence has reached Liverpool of the total loss of the ship | Kenilworth, at the entrance to Cardigan Bay. The Kenil- worth sailed from New Orleans for Liverpool on the 2ad | of December last, and must bave experienced the ...

... smooth-bore gun inches calibre been constructed at I’erm. All those guns were made in Russia. Every man in the navy, to-*, is now armed with the new rifle according to the Baranolf Her Maje.ty the Queen hu, throneh Major-General Sir Thomaa M, Biddulpli, .uhacribed ...

... application to the Ntational Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Mr. John Hardy, draper, Nottingham, has obtained an award of £100, in the Court of Queen's Bench, from another Mr. John Hardy also a draper in the same town, who, on returning parcels delivered ...

... the minister of Myrtle-etreet 3d Cfhape dill explain his views on the great question Al T={ VzFAuLTINwa MAxHTER CAsnuirt.- * John King, a cashier in the service of Maessro. Lyon, Lord, and Co., of Manchester, who ab- ig soonded recently after embezzling ...

... wrestling match wil was between Wright and Dubois, which ended in the the of 7 victory of the Frenchman. On Saturda: afternoon, Mr. John Hall, an t, of eotham Hill, fell downstairs, au a died ied two the afterwards at the Manchester Iafirmary. Moss Bank, C! He ...