... IN AT THE DEATH. wa ?? - ord In the great division of yesterday morning cla the Cheers for the Grand Old Mahn consti- Pai tuted the electrifying climax of a memorable the scene. For frautic excitement and utter aban- Mr donmient to the passion of the moment the scene EX did not approach that of the early morning of in the 9th of June last year. 1o hats werethrown wh up to the ceiling; no ...

... ;DI VAT1I TIDE DUCHSEDX - (a CIIAULNE8, SUBMABINB ; ^ AJl. OUs Own;- ~ t eo 8POir 8?T PAPS , l..- . ?? , Sohi. . uhes 4E':OJ,01e1 (OhBBes IeP%ReS.te ?? , at Villeate, i-nte humble deling a sfohne. .ervtUt of her family. She aed -a a fortnig h baick for hoaitility there.I er health was quie-broku down: y the scanda excitement, mad wsiviess of- sprt eased by herS sit n acinetther late husband's ...

... PEURY-LANE. The almost unrivalled capacity of the large singe oi Drurv-lane Theatre for spectacular display, already turned to good account the revival La I lie Madame Angot, has now been still further utilised the production, on Saturday evening, of elaborate ballet, constituting important and distinct item in the performances. Lit Sir cues, this ballet is calk u, has already, believe, been ...

... The weather the Heath this afternoon was Coli! ami iai.'sterot.s, Hie wind u'c tinny being l.ut liltia i'. .ii (a lii.ti a-. however, kepi away the rain. ]' i' a cay imi.iodiatciv tiie Two I'iious iii .1. ..uav>» W.t.i very poor out', l'rior I > goii.g :a.\ *.:;s) was littlo betting jr. :.r, «:r 1 ...

... Bright summer weather shone on the closing scenes of shooting at Wimbledon yesterday. The heat was great at times, bat always tempered by fresh breezes, and except for those who had to undergo violent exertion life in the open air was pleasant enough. Yet, in spite of the attractions of the Loyd-Lindsay competition, in which much interest has been shown by crowds of spectators in previous ...

... oidy the presence of an army, and we have half-a-dozen members of Parliament under trial for language which is only that of millions of the population. For all this it is well we should remember the House of Lords is responsible. That body, in spite of solemn warnings, rejected a measure intended to stay, for few months, the acts of injustice and cruelty which it was foreseen would drive the ...

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... THE LAThE MARSHAL MANTEUFFEL p . I (FROMOUR 00WBR3BmQNDsr AVNNA, TEEN.Y Nxaw. In Carlsbad the unexpected death of Marshal Manteuffel still causes much emotion. He had for some time complained of great debility, and d on Tuesday caught cold while out walk- ing. His death yesterday morning while he was dressing was so sudden that his daughter could not be summoned from the adjoining room before ...

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