... . m 12 , if .Tul]ZRS AT X. - ST - I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . e . !, :. , C , : ~ ii . . ;: ' . Dr. W. K, Russells -War Dliry, now being published In the A4rn hiad F4i~;y te,Oontins. the 'folloiig SBige easiieo se as e- Nov.: 2ian there irel be' more pa~iful, position ,foe a Frenchman ?? rance, and, aboe eaUllhngs, Fr~ench,,:admiring :and adoring her swar ?? cacpacity snd miitar sumesses aas U. Ther- ...

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... THE MARRIAGE OF THE HON. MISS MARGARET LEIGH AIND EARL OF JER3Ew. On Saturday morning, ann Influential deputation of temant farmers, occupying under Lord Leigh. Lord Lieuj tenant of Warwicehisre, assembled at Stonelefgh Abbey, for the purpose of presenting an address to the Hon. Miss Margaret Leigh, on the ocasion of her marriage with the Earl of Jersey. The deputation, headed by the Rev. A, H ...

... GIO?G s?Yx?ATi? A? TH13?TE?1P ( S? ?fl8OU?I a loe zlvc In en Tae1ay ~aed In 3~eD gav a~tdrer~t cl-~0 uio5 ~etr chakaeignorane f b vl~~~ites olaiu dwn atte el ~~onn~~oebra~~~b~~y~zig4 lee tha-h 111 further ?? ~ her ?? Ike two~An~Iai, h tnb~rau' onte ceo tecatibtgot be fite ?? * he re IfI n''BH fthe ~61 den~ TeReub6i4 s A iide ?? doe, y mall, 91, prtywi aolew-aty vitoate eliji. 2abdadeelro than ...

... THE AUTUMN MANCEUVRES. [From our own Correspondent.] Pirwavn rnD, August 31. We are at last on the Downw, and our war horses sniff the battle from afar. There ha general feeling of deter- mination to repel the adventurous Invader at any cost, and to drive him, if possible, not out of the valley of the Wiley, In whlohi we shall in a few days find him, but also across the plain in IgnominIous ...

... G GENE RAL NEWS. [PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGAM] SHOCKIVG AoOIDENr. Two gentleman, named Captain Watts and captain Stone, residents of Weymouth, were drowned, on Satur. day afternoon, In Weymouth Bay. They were out fishing in a emall boat, which capsized In a sudden squall. M!INERS' DEMONSTRATION IN SCOTL&ND. A great meeting of miners throughout Fifeshire was held on Saturday. It was reported that ...

... L A T F. S r NEWs* (Rcuts lTelterama, per Pres Associa:uin.] TflE PRINCESS OF WALES. COPENHAGEN, SaPTE.n=E 11. The Princess of Wales left here this afternoon. Ber Royal Highness was accompanied to the yacht by the whole of the Royal Family. THE GENEVA ARBITRATION. P i 4&HINGTON, SPTBER 11. President Grant has arrived here in consequence of important dispatches having been received from Geneva. ...

... liilua ?? lost AND JOURNAL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1812. THIS DAY'S WEEKLY POST CONTAINS THE FIRST OHAPTERS OP TR NEW TALE, WIFE AND NO WIFE. XWS OF THE DAY. Yesterday, there was to be held a great public meeting of the Leaguers of St. Patrick in Dublin, to protest against the conduct of the Italian Govern- ment in secularising Church property, and depriving the PoTR of his temporal ...

... | THE WOLVERHAMPTON AND WVILLEN. HALL IRON PADLOOK MAKERS. The Iron padlock branch of the important look.makinq industry of Wolverhamp ton and Willenhall Is passing through a crilss in its history. Unlike Its sister branches, the industry has not shared In the present revival of trade throughoutthe oountry. The condition of the men engaged in the manufacture of this desoription of looks Is ...

... MIiSCEllANbinge 1.~ ~ . isn m lg. Prlnoe*Elminark has jet been~named :henoravy Dootor In Philesophy by the University of HUll (axOn), j The death s announced of -iB Oharles VzrIgasult, editori of the Bien. Public. The Rlight 1ev. Manton Eaatbura, Yx) VpIsCOopal Bi1hep ?? of Ma}achusette died at Boston od September 13. He was a native of Englad) and aged 71 The'21et of Ootobae next will be the ...

... ST. THOrfriASS WARD ECTION. NIR. T. IL. BAKEHR'$ ,CANDIDLtURE. A eeting of thes supporters of WAr. 3. B Baker was hela last might at the Bowling Green Ion, Holloway Head. Dir. J. BANsNER prealfedand said it was the desdre oi sir. Biker's s fuppoztero. o elect the beat ~man, but the other bdwere filoing! the battle on- other grounds.Mr. kM% saim bhi Opponent stated that he had Meslded 14, ...

... q COR 0 EPolTDwCE.- ITOTIOXM VO, eOHMMT~ORDMDB AeU owti lafredd n ?? 6,e named =lsard of m srztar, naS waccs : fA puboain, 64. for SUop ?? w io E@§ ad U~i140 iob to r rnisidU c fogt . M. A. 3.V'-Teo to both quostions. ,W. ., 8 1 Great Hstozw 68O feet lorg. 5 LlberaL-Mr.Gladstone became Premier n December, Det.-Tha point has not ben decided; but w think helmf.. 0 G. V. P., Chippliglotion ...