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... The compositor who substituted for w,' in speaking of alads' troubled with swelling of the feet, accomplished the worst typographical feat on record. An anti-vaccination demonstration took place on Friday night at Bicester, on the occasion of ...
... Our weekly report of the Belfast Linen Trade speaks of the market as showing con- siderable signs of improvement. The inquest on the bodies of the miners killed in the Bunker's Hill Colliery explosion was held yesterday. The jury found that the explosion ...
... M. Raoul Duval, speaking at a great Bonapartist ilemonstration at Oaen, declared that the issue in France now is between the Empire and the Republic. Epps's Cocoa —Grateful and Comforting.—By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the ...
... 2■> -I* is stated that Tictbr Hugo .will speak at the reintermeat of Michelet'a ■• remains next week. ■ .y . ?? : The harvest reports in France are classified , thus : — Very good in 13 departments, good in : 26, tolerable in 15, medioe/e in 2-* V oad ...
... M. Dumas was received into the French Academy on Thursday. An exchange speaks of a lady who has returned from a course of musical instruction in Europe with stories and French roof added her voice, A pouting bride, on her first sea voyage, writes home ...
... Church Extension.—The Bishop of Gloucester, speaking yesterday the opening of new church at Bristol, referred to the vast sums spent on church work and extension daring the past 25 yeara a sign of spiritual progress. As illustration mentioned the Deanery ...
... An exchange speaks of a lady who has returned from a courso of musical instruction in Europe with two storks and a French roof added to her voice, ...
... Sir C. Reed, speaking Leicester, advocated a reform in the spelling of English words. The Crown Princess Germany has had a studio arranged in the New Palace, Potsdam. She has painted several good portraits of members of her own family. ...
... A rather heavy snowstorm has overtaken us. Reports from all quarters speak of its severity. It was resolved yesterday by the Associated Chambers of Commerce that the time had arrived for the Government to purchase and manage the railways of the United ...
... MUNDELLA, M.P., ON EDUCATION. Mr Mundella, M. P., speaking at Southampton after distributing the science and art priz-js at the Hartley Institute on Saturday, said he believed that the Government was alive to the necessity of promoting a knowledge of ...
... MR WHEELHOUSE PERMISSIVE BILLITES. Mr Wheelhouse, M.P. for Leeds, speaking the licensed victuallers'supper this week at Wakefield, said that the opinion of the House of Commons, shown by the continuous reception of the Permissive Bill, was in strict ...
... MR WHEELHOUSE ON PERMISSIVE B-LLTFES. Mr Wheelhouse, ML P. for Leeds, speaking at Uie licensed victuallers' supper this week at Wakefield, said that the opinion of the House of Commons, as shown by the continuous reception of the Permissive Bill, was ...