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... before the commander of the Atlantic so materially altered his bearings. One little child, of all the children on board, was snatched at tile last moment from the wreck. The names of the passengers who embarked to the Atlantic at Queenstown are—Catherine ...
... Ulobale !' a throe-year-old colt, a good favourite for the Iwo Thousand Ciuine.as, which was woo by his stable companion Atlantic, dropped dead on Monday morning after a gallop. He was owned by Lord Falmouth. or Gusoow.—The News announces the determination ...
... . THE WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC. LATMOT PARTICULARS. Tuesday N ighb —The Americas p is FlysRh /towed this at o'clock. tibe hest by the strong euterly snide prevailed throughout the voyage, aml which also retarded all boond Atlantic skips. Her arrival at ...
... terms under which this Confederation was accomplished was the immediate construction of a railroad which should connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The survey of this line of railway has been in progress since the summer of 1871, and already enough ...
... smiths, lad Ism into the Toe, and they ewe 110 1111111111101111 that the fishermen were afraid te go theta the danger of sinking the best& actually rose above the wake, as it la • bear. The immigration MIMI at New Tea this year show • sharp IR last year ...
... indicted upon him by weevil men on Christmas night, near Lumen. The award was traverml, and Mr. Barry, on hearing the arguments, rm.-reed his judgment s A cormationderit gives a practical illustration in London piper of the imputance of having prover of corm ...
... of his pi.ou end boom, he bre the titles of Duke of Osd.nd and Dabs of Himereilsk sad Loeneburg. The minimise of the The the Rm. Dr. Limo, been 4 Ablissoi sod is now 10/1 rale of mud Is to be the g1a the world. been & total ebilliser all his life, and ...
... 3lotley, the ranted States Minister in Limlon, and that the British Government him orders to show, in every possible way, the rm,pect and admiration felt be the gum. and the poop!. of Great Britain for the ihatinguiehed philanthropist, whose venerable remains ...
... Shanivogue, the residence . of our an m po- p_ awoke, disintegrate, discredit, and dismember ' following fortune across the Atlantic. Had assault, and recommended him to niercy, in come. puler master . The morning was bnght, just a T r urkey, and has co ...
... although the representative in Parliament of one party, he was ever ready and most anxious to aid and give a helping Land, and a II•rm welcome, and hospitable reception to any from hie native city who sought his assistance. Although possessed of • stroog constitution ...
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