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... ilEbUS COLLEGE, OXFOIRD. TO TRs RIDITOR. o SIn -A First Claseman in your issue of to. It Of day asserts thst the teaching body of Jesus for College is one of the best in the university. Iowa5 Perhaps it may be not altogether uninteresting th examine the university distinctions of these gentlemen, as stated in the Oxford Calendar for 1877. We have, then, ease 1. Mr. William Eccles Jones, M.A ...
... THIBEE LIVfES LOST. Newtont on Mednesday evening was thrown into a itltoe of intelluce e xcitement by the occs- sionof afrightful boatingdisasterontheriverUsk. In the boat, which bad been hireci for the purpose of pleasuro, was a party of ten ladies and gen- t'cmon, who, starting fromn Beaufort Wharf, pro. cceded up, the river, and nuder rthe bridge, in excellent formr. A strong current w3a ...
... SOUND IVE MEMNTS. ?? or,. . . IONDON, CHATvnAM, AND) Davrns RALxWAv.- 1 he posit ion which this company holds ta-day in ibe estimation of investors stands out in ?? rontrast to that which it occupied no later than February last, when, uinder the delusive sallre. nI ment8 01 the then proposied Fusion Bil1,1 the proprietors where asked to adopt a scheme of I amalgamnation with the South ...
... WEATTHER STAT1STICS OF TBE UNITED KINGDOM FOR ATRI- CULTURAL AND SANITAMY PFUPOSES, FOIR THE WSEE ENDING AUG. X 1878. i8rPECIL TELEGMAXI FS Q0 THI METEORLOLOGICAIL OFFrCV. TEbIPSRATOUE., j.ATNFALrL. ~~ u s 8 o r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 r e o r DISTrICTs. ° | b ' le3s tban Mean O5 C,, ; e I nfeal d he snoaq i~c o ...
... )NV.4J)6 EDIION lý* fiNYA ,it (J.17 , 10AME .A- L T2EL'S ui 'fL,;RA'S. HI- IhET21AN ]'ANK ftATE. ii .. , ?? I ?? ?? rem'la .i~iqt t.i i, ?? his t1l6 ild it i ?? of dii'oo', to *%N (A,. ot ?? of tadvanles to 3 T 1 TkE INDTAN WAR. V,. ?? A c ?? 'J.}io hos-tile * -. P;-, ht'tV' i,'c,,pittril the L nl'ni of -,dhy t.'wiirai H-toward. F , . ; lEVER EPIDER iU iN AMEHiICA. ..,ri ?? A(I.tii 20TI l eel ...
... IICITSE ^„g::3:OXS. The V ole tl;ê r.o lu'^x c clock. An ]•• :i. or haii.ca.atv iv moved thiit the Tlonsc o a Alt s zl.e iw.'al ii)tciv.A the Ujjcakcr couiite-i ai.d fouua that t'ncu- u.v; i; o-.orui^. Lxi-j..7A 2Iv. 2A'.C:; ...
... THE TOWN COMMISSIONERS AND THE USK CON- SERVATORS.-At a special meeting of the Usk and Ebbw Board of Conservators, held at the Angel Hotel, on Tuesday week, a committee was appointed to take legal proceedings against the Abergavenny Improvement Commissioners, for polluting the river CJsk, by allowing the town sewage t,) flow into it. The Commissioners have erected filter beds and tanks. and ...
... MURDER OF A PARAMOUR. A boiler- smi th, named William Simpson, is in custody at West Hartlepool, charged with the murder of his paramour, Jane Turner. The pair quarrelled, and then Simpson is said to have so severely beaten her with a heavy stone that death ensued. ...
... DEATH OF MB. JAMES GRAHAM.—The stroke of Death has this week fallen with appalling sudden cess upon a well-known and highly-esteemed citizen of Newport. M. James Graham, auctioneer, &c., of 67, High-street, rose on Tuesday morning in his ordinary state of health, and died between 2 and 3 o'clock on the same day. The visitation came with startling swiftness. Mr. Graham, as was his wont, went, ...
... An extraordinary scene occurred at Bandon, County Cork, last week, on the occasion of the burial of a Mrs. Loane, the wife of a Protestant trader in the town. It was alleged this woman had become a Roman Catholic before her death. The husband denied it, and invited two Protestant clergymen to perform the burial service. Two Roman Catholic clergymen alsoattended—one, the parish priest, ...
... At the Eurydice court martial, on Wednesday, Cap- tain Keith Hudson gave evidence as to the suddeness j of the squall whLii struck the t arydice, aud the pe- culiar atmospheric appearances which accompanied it. The harbour master at Portsmouth was also examined, The harbour master at Portsmouth was also examined, and he said that from observations made on board the wreck he found the captain ...
... ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A COLLIERY MANAGER. At the Birmingham Police Court, on Saturday, Jas. Hutchinson Balmain, 29, ex-colliery manager, Moseley, was charged with stealing Z1075 belong- ing to the Wimblebury and Cannock Colliery Company, Hednesford and Birmingham. Mr. Underbill appeared for the prosecutioa, and in ap- plying for a remand stated that evidence would be given showing that prisoner ...