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... Henry Cowil, Cardigan-street, Dalton-ln-Fur- Hem, died in the Barrow Hospital, Monday. Ha left his house on the nit, and soon afterwards explosion was heard. A friend of his found him afterwards lying near pod of water, with one of his arms shattered and ...

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... LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS. GENTS' SILK AND WOOL MUFFLERS, OGNTS' WOOL AND UNION SHIRTS. QENTS’ CARDIGAN JACKETS, And also a choice (Selection of HES, COLLARS, CUFFS, FRONTS, BRACES. Ac. A Scablkt Fkvkb Epidimio at Dabwht. Darweo, where the fever epidemic ...

... buyers fnvou*. ' mikt, 10,000 bales; ipkcuU. ar Jelm A#rtt idjut.at.Q,D.r»l of th. ff**’ Bowl Kopsw * ÜB4«r ord«l fa* hgjpt. Sir John g®; »).; ra much Mum dwtug the Omnoaa War, ud it one »',! XeCWiber-Bcanobn 37d.,58d . 37d, Um Sots ComtidMioaere. ccnw. biV»tK>ot ...

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... sending £25 to the I's- -.'.,,, i,°; - .V au testimonial fund, writes : Henry Grattan whir .., ~ Mt% firmly . .. ais a senor al f. an't: hundred and fifty thousand armed volunteers at Atkinson, Taylor, ktochd.da—Wu ~ .. wakes that mixture good, back ...

... Office authorities | em 0 a antes wp am the Small Arms Factory oumber of workmen are not EE-YEAR-OLDS.) tah we om we 20 we on wo ss The; of the ann’ ap and Steel Institute were res Weatminster. Dr. John re. te on, 0 00 oben oo he high of cea t named David ...

... presented numbers by his sco with arms. He mentioned the ssented by the Rev. J. a“; Parliament he restoration of Charles II.an cause it was there into conflict in was called of 276 members, which passed the Act of true use of the Arms Act wi 1 by the Rev. J. and ...

... Salvation Army. , John Mee, and carried wu Mr, the resolution was put and ble siga of the by Mr. t was in excellent health end vigour, ond candidate for the majority, afver which a vote ¢ vation’ Army delivered au barrister, in 1882 the Arm had Division ise ...

... Roya! ow ansounced, They overnment ft bas secured the the Ngukus band of dacol was ader the most unpro- | from Yayneo under Grattan’s| rough work without firing s pasing of the Actaf|foree returned to Toungdw means by which the of the telegraph w The history ...

... anything tangible, and the number of minor points was the same on either side. The Cardigan Fields presented a ~ , - miserable aspect when Huddersfield tom! L « St. John s faced, but it was animated enough when they got into action, Tbe Leeds playera appeared ...