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... Mac lifer, C. J. Monk, Samuel Morloy, H. 3. Northcote, C. N. Phipps, W. Powell, L. P. Edward Heed, Henry H. B. Saxnueiaoo, Story- H. H. Vivian, W. H. Wills, and B. Wodebouae. The following toted with tbe minority fa Your of tbe writ being delayed:—Sir ...

... realised , the very good sum £171 which had been paid into court. would mention to his tba facta of the esse, which war* very short. month of October last th* debtors Sought Benjamin Perry gaa engine at tbe once af £210, agreement being tbe money should paid ...

... portrait and biographical * p**'i to* Lome. CoasBJLJ. for is all numbers must be contain instalments of stories by Mr William and Henry James, janr. Th* story of American novelist has yet developed, bat it contains promise power, aad it is interesting too giving ...

... one of ths first members lot th* new Parliament, being elected without opposition. Now has to enter th* Upper House, and th* story will happily eojanistad bis false* should filled by Mr woo sat for Idrsrpool last Parliament, and made way fox Lord March. ...

... offerings pious pilgrims thronged it; but still think must admitted that mvesttigatioa all circumstances tends surround the story ol the King's murder with air of suspicion and anraallty, and render it worthy careful and critical invrsstigstton I have not ...

... are rations colours—two shades of blue, two of brown, tern, and red. with white bordering. They consist yoke blouse, with short and wide trousers. my opinion flannel mors comfortable for bathing costumes, either slrazily woven twilled flannel, or light ...

... the frontier, would look resolutions of the Conference were realised, exclaimed course, the Sultan msy change his mind, that story be there not much to gained by t*''*r,r. Saltan thst the decision rests with '■', Germany is land where wo msy expect to find ...

... the foreigners the production oi meat and milk, and, coarse, 8 can that haa solved the problem how make farming pay? The story encouraging discouraging, according to tha capacity incapacity of those who read to apply its lessons their own practice. There ...

... side of the Helmund. General Burrows immediately sent a force, chiefly composed cavalry, to punish the mutineers, and after short and sharp engagement they were dispersed, the enemy's loss being 50 killed, while that of the British was four men wounded ...

... varying from ten to two feet width. A broad-shouldered man hardly walk straight down some these which, indeed, though used short cuts from point point, are really only open-drain-ways. This one fact, the extremely close proximity of the houses, one of ...

... Lord Hartington the only one of the members of the Governs.ont who had personal interview with j Prime Minister, having had short conference with his this evening. Dr. Clark hat not returned to bis patient, and will not again visit him till tha morning ...