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jjOOAL AND OTHER NEWS

... afternoon the day itself, this was the first of those marvellous newspaper reports telegraph which now enable our orators, while speaking at the Land's End the evening, Hull, Newcastle, and Dover eight in the morning. RAILWAY ACCIDKHTS.— Touching the mentis of ...

ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS

... for distribution as decided by Parliament. Freeman's Journal. THE BISHOP WINCHESTER HASTINGS.— The Bishop of Winchester, speaking a meeting held at the Music Hall, Hastings, on Friday afternoon, in support the Additional Curates' Society, dwelt upon the ...

THE WAR

... same evening the Mobile Guards gave a concert for the benefit of the poor. Paris was energetic ever, and anyone daring to speak of capitulation would be shot on the spot. The city bad sufficient provisions to hold out till the eud of February the least ...

THE ARMY OF THE NORTH

... messengers came thronging by every train with fresh news each minute of the recent events. The majority I had the opportunity of speaking seemed of one opinion—namely, that Faidherbe had achieved a decided success; but only followed his plan of campaign retreating ...

AN ADVENTURE WITH BRIGAND 3

... terrified tbat had the greatest difficulty in persuading him to go downstairs and listen to the parley going on, which he, speaking Turkish, could alone understand. In this, however, succeeded last, having firet taken the precaution of divesting himself ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST AND LEEDS INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1871. LONDON MARKETS—MORDAT. CORK. without mn ..

... exceedingly brisk, and prospect* srs good for the present year. Spinner* and manufacturer* hare become accustomed to the war. so speak, and make their arrangements independently, knowing that when ceases trade generally will benefitted, at least at first. In ...

THE YORKSHIRE F

... attempt break out or extend their ground the direction. There are sufficient indications that they mean, or perhaps one I should speak in the past tense, and say meant, not abandon finally their efforts that quarter. They have constructed—l don't know indeed ...

GENERAL D'AURELLE'S DEFEAT

... view over the valley the Meuse, overlooking the town Sedan, and the woods beyond. The proprietor, M, Amour, and his wife, who speaks English fluently, entertained us for about hour. They were strong in their complaints of the conduct of the Prussian soldiers ...

REDUCTION IN PRICE

... Meter Manufactory. Mark Lane, New Briggate, Leeds. BLOOD PURIFIER.—OLD JACOB JL TOWXBXAD'B LA.— Other Medical Testimony.— In speaking of the BLOOD OLD D& JACOB Town- SABaAPAMLLA, O. Kennott, M.D., L.S.A., says 1 strongly recommend It cutaneous diseases ...

AMIENS CATHEDRAL

... structure, about as big a sentry-box, with a closed part for the priest to Bit in, and open one for the penitent to kneel at, and speak through the open work of the priest's closet. Monuments, mural ana others, long-departed worthies, and images the Saviour, ...

WANTED, Cooks, Upper. Second, and Under House and laundry Maids. Monthly Nurses.-NICHOLSON'S Crown Registry. ..

... HOUSEMAID. Good characters Indispensable. —Address 0., Advertiser Office, Harrogate. WANTED, a GERMAN MAID who speaks French, or Frenchwoman who speaks German. She must be a good dressmaker, hairdresser, and plain needlewoman.—Apply, by letter, to M. YorkiAire ...

A STORY OF CRIME

... inquiry was made for him* The girl, terrified the dreadful secret which she had become the unwilling possessor, did not venture speak* At last, evil moment for homelf, » with her mMter, »ho let fall incautious word from which gathered that she knew what he ...