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... DIAMOND AND RUBY CROSS. (pesenmtd to the Princess by the Prince.) ELIZABETHAN FRIGATE IN SILVER. (Presented by the Empress Eugenie.) OLD AGATE SET WITH JEWELS. (Presented by the Conite and Comtesse de Paris.) bag DIAMOND TIARA. (Presented to the Princess by 365 lady friends.) NECKLACE OF DIAMONDS AND SAPPHIRES. (From the Emperor and Empress of Russia.) -4 DRAGON HANDLED SILVER CUP. (Presented ...
... colder. - 7 Noon to.day H ^, ?? C EATIE N- N1, W ?? ?? *WEATTIER AT NOON TO-DAY, JUIae o' i3V7 -Cleari NvIth fresh bre'eze Rieadiun,.o by NEOc-r-rT 'I-,Id ZAMDReA' Inhe-urents. SPIRONE is the remedy for ?? F'ever, Aiflrna, Th'orchitis, Inflammation and Congestlo-,. of the Lungs, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Diphtheria, Ptaryngitis, Laryngitis, Catarrh, Sore Throat, Quinsy, ...
... the rate of 7iy per cent., and carry forward about /7,000. The following dividends have been declared by the directors of the respective public companies:- General Life and Fire Assurance Com- pany, lo per cent. Lion Fire Insurance, 5 per cent. Merchants' Marine Insurance, 2s. per share Alliance Marine Assurance, ios. per share. Sea Insurance Company of Liverpool, xo per cent. North ...
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... , SCENE Or '!YJTf MITURDER.-I9, CANONrURY-TERRACE. MDLLE. PREVOFAL. MADAME CHEFDEVILLE. USEFUL Rvi roImwF N 448-HIS Cz?s ...
... in a drift. The farmers are very much alarmed on account of the lambing time being at hand, and the snow lies a foot deep on the country hills. Another telegram says that snow began to fall in Kincardine yesterday, and has been so continuous that this morning it lies to the depth oi two f-4. Trains are at present running up to time, but many of the roads in the dtistr,; are blocked. ...
... Wandsworth-road, was crossing the roadway last night when she was overtaken and knocked down by a traMcar. She was picked up insensible and covered with blood, and an ambulance having been obtained from the Larkhall- lane police-station she was placed upon it. On the way to St. Thomas's Hospital, however, a wheel came off, which added to the misfortunes of the woman. ...
... THE PARNELL CO M MIS SION, SKETCHES IN COURT BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST. ...
... Cavell, a justice of the pea-e, a late alderman of the city, and one of the directors of the Oxford Building Society, jumped from a bedroom window and was found on the pavement with both thighs fraciuired and the spine seriously injured. H-is mind is supposed to have been affected by the late prosecution of the building society directors, he being one cf tue defendants. ...
... balance avail able for dividend of L183,0o0, equal to the pav'toent of a dividend on the 4 per cent. guaranteed stock at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum tor the half-year, making with the dividend of i per cent. per annuos declared for the half-year to June 30, 8S86, a dividend at the rate of 4t per cent. for the year i886, leaving a balance of about £foo to be carried forward. Tbe Chicago ...
... MR. RITCHIE'S CH E F-D'CE U V R E. THE PARLIAMENTARY NEMESIS OF THE PAVILION. MR. R--E.- [ nust eg you to accefi! ufy aisletancO that Ozr Rirofsats wiI7Y ?? lo London 1a'/ ?? W/Ja(yver o do wik ?? fecent acts of adnztdistration by the Ietropolitan Board of Works.'? LOPRp - . PH,ILh;g h / O course to4 But what apz4 the Pavilien I ...