... WiAitiess thou bZ i.- r * iutoxieetei or very ill. A litthe i 71was st audit - t trying to uets him to buy souae, ma tc es , not speak to Mr. Botiomiey. anti returtid tI LOe- the trein leaving Leeds at about elevenL o :loc Jk- Trill. Lawr6;a'e, a portor in the ...

... telegram states that the National League nmeeting called for to-morrow at Castle Lyoms, at which U lr. Healy, M.P., was to speak, has beeasproclaimed. P ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MURDEREa. r e The Cardiff police yesterday arrested a man named i o. Patrick ltoouey ...

... Inext door to hoe uncle, Jonathan Sinew the accused. l Onl Tuesday night hes daughter went into Shaw's honsesa inl order to speak to him about the. rent. Ha bsearri Shawv hel splea~king in a lendI tone, and afterwards heard him Call ec, ISa diaughter back ...

... the books, securities, and docaments. Mfr. Tuoly is a murrned man witde a family, and is said to he of Irish descent. 1le speaks with an Irish, accent. The report ao his disappearauce has caused some excitenent aced autmation in hbusiues circles, but ...

... Roso, eurchawarden and t secretary of the prisoner's school; and Us'. Stephnsenso, T o a late pupil-teacher. were called to speak to the prisoner's c ?? CO rAac, in summing up, said that the B owlice had acted in a most creditirble mani er throughout. Nere ...

... upon them. As to the city of Yo~k, they did noot like to inaterfereatwith a1 city that; had a corporate body whiehi could speak for itself; but if York wished to be included, they would be glad to welcome it, and do their heat to promote its interests ...