... 1876 were s - , peo Barley, do. ‘Wheat, per qr. esi 32 Rye, 2) | , Ostmeal, per owt. O | mess, for crop were struck we ‘the count: with the Ee . . . . . of 10 ot. . . . 1 na | 16 S10 - | thie ; a and beans, % per boll of 149 Ibs. ve, 60 sere ut and ...

... condunt of Itir. Bridge was such that it would baea venial offence to mnurder him, a siel~e Pa95CeOui should, be entered. On the counts applying thereto, Iltr. HirnoN, Q.O., said be would consult his leader, Sergeant Armstrong, on the eahlsct. IMr. O'Bsine, ...

... upon:—Tlte Iltoordss of London. Mr. Walpole, Mr. Finater. Mr. Walter, and the au of Christ Chute. They would ir duties on Moans,. The sitting was mt*emled at meet e'en*. The Boum r at nits bat was at ewe counted out. ...

... manufactured into pure spirits. Au analyais of the division on the Irish Sunday- closing BilV shows that the supporters, counting tellers, consisted of 126 English, 44 Irish, and 26 Scotch members. Of the English members, 57 were Conservatives and 69 ...

... trust therefore your readers will remember that the occasion is emineutly one in which lie gives double who gives quickly. Count Schouvaloff. the RUssiau Ambassa- dor in London, has kindly offered us all the facilities that his Embassy can afford for the ...

... that place, the long course—a mile and a b tending from the starting point at the Ash Tree turn sat, J ham race course te the Count’s Cerner, near the Bridge, whilst the short course, which is a little unde of a mile, terminated at the bend below Elvet blazing ...

... osemary f- 5 to 1 each agat Equinox and Opoponax W~on by hal f a length; a length and half betweeni second and th'rd. t The FinaT WzLTRR HANDicAP of 100 soVe. added to t a Sweepstakes of 10 sam. each. Winners exta D.M, y (7 furlongs 210 yards.) t 9 5. Mr ...

... important stages seems now to lie outside the pale of Practical policy When measure to be abstraot of ectrinaires numbers do not count either in in sigoatures to petitions It is so among active parts the Public opinion Suffrage regarded of them believe firmly ...

... acco it the moderate display of practice perha ps apparent he score. Only two out of the subseribe perusal of t factorily ac counted for their balf-dozen birds, and as three more it will be seen set tled the destination of t! which fell to the share of a ...

... himself to entirely gone. doubt the resources of Russia the names of these families and their more ' meD . are «normous, and sbe counts her legions by iatinguished who have come down to ra^ ri A la - f ven before the new law of universal con present time To ...

... terrible slaughter as would probably happen on the Turkish sidu of the Danube, every condition of a durable peace might secured, Count Schouvaloff left Berlin at noon yes- terday for London, Mount Carmel, Tlinois, has been visited by a tornado, which has blown ...

... September. The I hat. derick Arthur Stanley, M.P., Financial seerttary to the War Departtnetit, will succeed iXr- W. IL Smith, as Finat.ci testy to the Trcaaury. fhe Pilule Mildster and Lord Derby will not. leave or its immediate viriuity during the autumn the ...