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... MONDAT, DBOTMLBEH 25, 1882. statod that Nihilwta h«a Vm teute making in Enssi»n array. conspiracy is has* been dfaanastal among the officers for the destroying the the aasaswn ef his in Xhs colonel at the regiment haa been removed. '! thre* yoass r#sf»e«livoly, thaw, then emaaaitted suicide by *al*itej tea throat with raror. The Qeeee, WBompanied the ten! Duohasa Edinburgh and Pnuoaas Beatrice ...
... tu history of Ireland during the last three 1 yean shows most oouclusively that it is not safe to indulge in any very oonfident predictions a* to the immediate future of that country. Again and again has the nation been assured, and on the authority of • Ministers who had better opportunities than anybody else knowing what they were , about, that things ia Ireland nad | begun to improve, and ...
... elected in 1836. The Thick* or Trade.—A Victim wishes the way jewellers behave. She had a watch whieh would not go. She ahook II, poked it with a needle, she did everything. watch would not go. She then took it to jeweller A. 'Mainspring's broken, madam; ten and sixpence. She took it to jeweler B. '' Mainspring did yon any, madam! Tea, madam ; aeten and sixpence. She took it ...
... is tightening the Irish on Saturday found Thomas guilty the murder of the last, aad sentenced to bong the next month - fourteen day* more than a year after the astSeaa butchery took place. That justice has found him oat, sad his fellow murderer, Patrick Higgine, after lapse of time, mora calculated to cause unrest to anpaaishad iine that immediate detection. Ilia work of tha informer seems to ...
... MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1882. The death occurred in Edinburgh Saturday of Sir Hugh Allan, the well-known Canadian shipper. stated that Arabi and six leading rebels will be conveyed in an Egyptian war ship to Ceylon, and there set at liberty their written parole. The condition of M. Gambetta again, it is said, giving rise to some anxiety among his friends. Hoimorrhsgs is appreheadod from his wound ...
... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1882. A Maritzburg correspondent telegraphs that John Dunn has threatened the chiefs that unless their taxes are paid this month they will be driven from their homes by a European foroe. Owing to the disorderly conduct of the students at St Petersburg, it is doubtful whether the Emperor and limpress will reside in the capital, aa intended, during the winter. The ...
... FMBat. The Kitn storm frost pad enow is considerably with and curtailing opentioaa ia Tariouk *»yi. jUfDCbDtttA.— An improved iaaairy be#® Om ...
... The suspension is of Messrs Morris k Co., tin plate makers, Briton Ferry, with liabilities amounting about £150,000; and of Mr W. H. B. Morris, of Llangennech and Old Lodge Iron and Tin Plate Works, liabilities about £140,000. The above failures are consequent upon that of Messrs Townshend, Wood, k Co., and Messrs Biddulph, Wood, k Jevons, announced the 2d ins*. The books have been placed in ...
... si oca Jan QiJ. One alght the was serenaded thousand bar countrymen in front of bar hotel; ah* appeared the tulwar sealskin the flu of Sweden her hand, whiih she the Bade exultant compatriots goad night. The to the New York the Standard, the upon a oom.nsjroisi basis, Baa lator supported thirty Swan fifkts far six hoar*. tttatotet 10 leaf. «ndthe ends are 18 square. hoatunkUtor was charged ...
... Courier Argus. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1882. I By aoaident on Christmas Day on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, near Richmond, five persons were killed and two injured. A Vienna telegram reports that the Austrian military journals have been instructed to make no comments the Imperial decree issued a few days ago the reorganisation of the army. A Vienna correspondent telegraphs that the German ...
... aaias 111 AU.ro All AJAAJJ The reaeat heavy leasee to the tiaplato trade and the suspension of several important South Wales ttrms have resaltod the stoppage tl twenty-eight works. The total liabilities are £1,000,000 sterling, and the decrease the production is estimated 130,000 boxes per week, tt it feared that great privation will ensue amongst the workmen ...
... All along, in the course the agitation which has been going in Ireland during the last or three years, it has been too readily assumed, even by those in Ireland sad in this country, who were most strongly On the side of law and order, that the agitators had the sympathy a majority of the Irish people. There is, we think, reasonable sense for maintaining the contrary. The agitation, formidable ...