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... I THE ATTOBDN~EY Olg6:ERALPS ADDRESS. t BeoeteCourt adjouirnej yesterday week, the t Beftore the ( commented on the evidence of Mr. t aigenti wlose means of knowledge of the real Man were very email' yet he had bean the life, and soul man the aegg r ineS the mclanants arrival in Egland. of the bdidne k Roger Tiebborne's handwriting, and had r E consult te 1ev. Mr. Collingridge about it. He ...
... Vkrsaillbs, Saturday Evening.âln to-day's sitting*of tbe Assembly, a message from Bf, Thiers was read announcing bis resignation sod that of tbe Ministry. M. Batbie, in the name of the High Centre, explained tbat the rote of yesterday was vote of distrust, and dsmsÃded tbat tbe bureaux of tbe Assembly should meet in order to appoint a committee, wbo should seek to effect reconciliation, and ...
... BARNAKD CASTLE. I Cox_re_ational Chubch.— The Rev. Henry Perfect, of Silloth, has received a cordial invitation to the pastorate of this church. BEVERLEY. Presentation.— On Wedu sday afternoon Mr. William Barnard, Maater of the St. Mary's National Schoola, waa presented by hia pupils, old scholars, and friends with an elegant gilt cloc» under glaas shade, aa a mark of esteem. Mr. Barnard ...
... THE SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1872. FOREIGN. It is reperted in Paris that Prussia and Russia intend to address energetic remonstrances to the Swiss federal Council consequence the excess of toleration extended to the International Switzerland. is stated that the Indians have invaded the fettled districts of Cordova, carrying off twenty thousand head of oattle and twenty ...
... Cku-KEBPOHDKKTB will greatly facilitate our arrangement by posting their communications as early in the week as possible, and by sending a second letter by a later post when necessary. Bo notice can be taken of anonymous communications. Whatever ia intended for insertion must be written on one side of tbe paper only, and authenticated by tbe name and address of the writer ; not necessarily for ...
... Januaby tbe Wtb. 1872, at Not o'Clock, under the Wool Shbds Cattle Market, York, upwards of Twenty Vcrv PRIME FAT BULLOCKS and fiEIF__BS, tbe property of Lor^ Wenlock. Colonel Thompson, J. H. Keighley. Esa J Kewton, Esq., and other well-known Feeders • and Ei_v«i Tery good HEIFERS, from Mr. Watso^-rp^l-rle.! -IwS^Y-j? ° D ?? * tioll ** ?? Auctioneke, New- WATER WORKS SHARES FOR SALE BY AUCTION ...
... The title of Gough's new lecture is Will it Pay ¥' As he gets 200 dollars a night for delivering it for 200 nights next season, it is fair to presume that it will pay the lecturer, at all events. News from the diamond fields has been received up to the 19th of December. It may be briefly summed up ' thus :?Diamonds continue to be found in considerable 1 numbers, and fever prevails in the ...
... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. —Monday. (Beforo the Lord Chief-Justice and Justices Mkllor and Haknbn.) queen v. harrald. Mr Herschel had ruls granted for calling upon Mr to show cause why information the nature of a quo warranto should not issue hint, to show what right he exercised the office councillor tho borough Sunderland. Crompton now showed causa against the rule, and stated that at the last ...
... TEE LEEDS MERCURY. Tnn crisis at Versailles has for the moment passed away, though no one appears to have very great confidence in the future. It is said there is a strong feeling in favour of designating hf. Gaivr as the successor of hi. TuETES, should th:e latter eventually resign. The Orleanists are playing a wait- ing game. The Paris correspondent of the Timnes says hi Thiers has announced ...
... All aano-noements of forthcoming Public Entertainments or sf ether events about to take mate, are only inserted on the same terms as advertisements . YORK MINSTER.— NAVE SERVICES. PREACHERS. Jan. 28 Yen. Archdeacon Jones. The Yoee City and County Barkis- Company.— The annual meeting was held on Thursday last, when a highly satisfactory report was presented to the shareholders , declaring an ...
... OUi CONTEPORAR ?? Daity i\etc's ooesrno0 1uimn mr. fli w1il rejoin the Government. There can be right. u that if he were disposed to re-erter the Ittla the first vacant place which he might be abine1ts accept wouldba eagerly offered to bim. tirg Br~ight ?? two warnings. The Orene- p te lire on which the thread of his political life ous basbeeen mtde known to him with an, emphasiB banh bta~i ...