ROYALTY ROUGHING IT AT THE WAR
... ROYALTY BOUGHIG IT AT TgE Gu I - _ _~ I QThe Emperor Zlapojeon had to leave Metz In a t^ a as railway carriage, and it seems that Boyal, a8 * stingulshed personages on the German aide haye a1 B was to ...
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WAR NEWS
... WAR NEW& S AN important and unexpeoted ally for the French bas dropped literally, from the clouds. It is an ill wind, we are told, which-blows nobody good, and the cold and rainy weather which has pre ...
THE LAST SITTING OF THE CORPS LEGISLATIF
... THE tAs1 SITTING OF THE CORPS LEGIBLATI2?. The oorips L isktif, on Sunday afternoon, after bein obilged to abandon Its hall to the mob, heold an Informn1 meeting in another partobf the building. ?? Ma ...
THE SEWAGE QUESTION
... I T'i SEWAGE QUESTION. (Prepiiarge xpreV for then f Mcdii res&) 'BANBUPRY SEWAGE FAIRM. The sewage farm is about one mile east of the town of Banbury, It consists of about 136 acres of a sandy clay ao ...
THE SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO THE IRISH MAIL AT TAMWORTH
... THE SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO THE IRISH MAIL AT TAMWOBTH. There are scarcely, any new particulars to add to our complete account in yesterday's paper of the alarming accident to the Irish Mall, at Tamworth ...
THE TERMS OF PEACE
... I T'T.HE TERMS O0F PEACE. , :f : llIONS. :T~ORR ?? O-: EQ- FRANOE AFPPEALS TO ENGLAND AND ITHE OTHER GREAT POWERS. Loiou, Friday; Wight. Our ForeignOffice doesnotquiteblieve certain cor,- muniques to ...
THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE
... T19 QUEEN'S OOLLEGE.*. As an Indicaon of the improved condition, fianji5, .ana otherwiS of this institution Sifc the changes in the MAagewment have taken effect, and the two Eschools of Medicie became ...
THE PAST SUMMER
... THE PAST .SUM1iER. With the exception'of the estraoirluarly hot sumrer of 1868, the three months Just exded were the hottest regis . tered here since 1846. The mean temperature of June, July, and Augu ...
GENERAL NEWS
... [- 18 AESOOIATI0N TZLEGRANJ At the Captain court-martial, yesterday, Sir Alexander Milne gave evidence. The day before the foundering of the vessel he visited the ship, and expressed his ...
THE SMOKE NUISANCE, A HULL SEED CRUSHER PROSECUTED
... . ?? QOKE NUISANCE. .A QULL. SE.D CRUESHMR PROSECUT'ED. A setd crusher, named Wmn. Lowe, carrying on business in Thomas Street, was summoned at the Police Court on Friday for allowing amoke to issue from his mill ?? Todd, clerk to the Local Board of Health, appeared for theprosecution, and said that in this case the defendapt was charged ?? that on the 16th of August his mill chimney did send ...
ITALIAN TROOPS MARCHING ON ROME
... FLORENCE,, September 11, Evening. ?? Official Gazette announces that, on tbepropo. r sition of a Council of Ministers, the King gave e orders to the Royal troops this morning to enterthe e Pope's territory. ' Signor Visconti Venosta, the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, has addressed a circular to the Y representatives of Italy abroad, dated the 7th iust. This document, and the ...
ARREST OF PARISIAN VAGABONDS
... ARRBST OF PARISIAN VA GABONDS Onlx of General Trochu's first proceedings on his appoint- tnent as Governor of Faris'was to make a clean sweep of those- loose members of society who would haveV found' ...