... Id.!'., Lord Car. ington, Viscount Cardwell, Lord Kesteven, General Sir William Kooll)s, Mr. Arthur Walter, Vioc.Admiral Sir John thelrymple Hay, 31ajorticeeral Lord Alfred Paget, the Right lion. Lyon l'lsyheir, M.P., Lieutewnitteolonel Loyil Lindsay, Mr ...

... BUER, London Bridge. MONEY WITHOUT INQUIRY FEES or PRELIMINARY CH ARGI ES. —CONFIDENTIAL LOAN and DISCOUNT OFFICE, 97, Great Russell-street, Tottenhamcourt-road, near Oxford-street.—f.. 3 to £5OO advanced with or without sureties, on Furniture without removal ...

... seaworthy.. He verified last 'roes-% account of the position of the hole, which he believed I , made with an augur. Captain John Russel Patey, of the Zelia, said that on being appointed to the ship he went to London to ship a Crew. Luscombe was Mate of the ...

... y. Elm Eases. /every genuine bottle has the words RUSSELL'. LEUVEN'S moulded in the glass, and is wrapped in a pamphlet of pass& on the Management of the Hair and Skin ; also sea Eat George Russell's Trade Mark and filgoatura an Oaaataide wrapper. 1-IUFIURES ...

... ;' Captain Henry Brackenbury, RA., Assistant Military Secretary; Captain Redvers It. Butler, 60th Rifles, ?? Captain John Cecil Russell, 12th Laneers, Aide-de-Camp; Lieutenant Hon. H. J. Lindley Wood, ?? peussars,, A.D.C. to Sir Garnet Wolseley; Lieutenant ...

... Wednesday niassing, a sad aocideat happened at the fleshing works of Mr. G. Agin. by which Verity Hodson, • boy of 11, killed, and John Slon.fill, 19, stuff finisher, was wriously . injured. The woekmeti seem engaged in Ir.isting staff woes from the ground ti ...

... adjoin the field of ttio famous Torbanehill , are presently let to Messrs . Tames Russel & Son , under a leasa which expires at Whitsunday 1875 . A Report by Mr John ( icddus , M . E .-, upon the Minerals , can be shown to iuteiiding purchasers . UrsKr ...

... to be Members of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements; and John Blades CuireY, Esq., to be S'ecretary to the Government of the Province of Griqua Land West, John Cyprian Thompson, Eq., to be Attorney-General, Ricliard William Hoskins Giddy ...

... COWAN, Dundalk ; IMr. T. SHAW, luserRalwyBelfast; the 3,ondons and 'North-W estern io'nOfces, N~ewry, Warrenspoint- or from Mr. JOHN e. inzi~~c-, Greenore Statlon ;and '47, Queen's Square, i in I WEEKILY SURVICE. 1011 I BEL BELAST A.ND 1ON DO~N. riaSOUTHAMPTON ...

... ADJOURNMENT-DR, LITINGSTONLi e Mr DISRAELI- having moved. that the Housemat its risigh, t Iadjourn to the 13th April, 'Mr-RUSSELL GURNEY, taking advauttgeof tof motion, ex- apressed a hope that the Government rould aoea fitting no ception and funeral to ...

... Conyughamn. I The Landlord and Tenant Amendment Bill, to facilitate the acquisition of laud by tenants in Ireland is backed by Sir John Gray, Mr. Patrick Martin, Mr. Meldon, and Mir. Sullivan; while that introduced by Mr. O'Shaughueesy, .to. assimilate the law ...

... D.3 eoo Commearl NS GBV .Cey Capt, Williara Nathan Wrighte Hewstt, R.N., V.C.; Col. Sir Archibald Alison, Bart, C. 8.; Cal. John Chetham M’Leod, C. 8., 42nd Regiment; Deputy Surg.-Gen, Anthony Dickson Home, C. 8., V.C. o T T B Sy S e s Jiaian 5 R To be ...