... and was living on a small annuity she received from the estate of an aunt. Her father, accompanied by a Dr. M'Clellan and John Woodwardt her uncle, and a wealthy manufacturer, visited her at her new abode, and repro- sented that to save the family honour ...

... constitution as free from control as the Parliament of Grattan, and if the question arose between Home Rule and the existence of the Empire, their course would be clear-they would adopt the words of Grattan and say,- Perish the E'mp~ire and live lreland. ...

... admitted to the Albeit War e d. Yesterday, John Thomas, aged forty, ?? pr. along the Lambetlh-road, slipped up and inlresdihig whiclo necessitated his removal to th b 18 i5 Lambeth Palace-road. e soital j4 Yesterday, John William Dixon residin, with h relatives ...

... wasted, and that -another restoration will be necessary during the lifetime of men now in tile flesh.' Mr. Morley and John Stuart Mill, by John Morley, M.P., who says :- 'Jus' irnst excuse ine if I decline to wander into general controversy. Let as stick to ...

... R. B. F. Elrington, Vicar of Lower Brixham, Devon, at the Craven Arms Iiotel, Coventry, aged 29, March 23. VAUGHAN, Sara, widow of Colonel, goth Light Infantry, at Llangoedlmore, Cardigan. March 21. Births as i Dmatlts are anlnougnee in the PALL MALL G ...

... uniform, conducted the Czarina to the hall, being followed by the Czar and the Empress, while the Archduke Karl .udwig gave his arm to the Grand Duchess Maria Faulovna. The Grand Duke Nicholas wore the uniform of the Austrian Uhlan regiment, of which he has ...

... not regulate their lives by the stern self-restraint of the teaching of St. John the Baptist were not fit to receive that of Chriit. The Bishop of Rochester, preaching at St. John's Church, Claphan-rise, yesterday morning on faith and morals from the text ...

... KINGSLAND. Sir John Humphreys held an inquest at the Mermaid Arms, Mare-street, Hackney, on Wed- nesday, respecting the deaths of William Cobb, aged q 0, and Thomas Pym, 37. excavators, who met their deahths at the sewer works, in John Campbell- road ...

... ican Fog round thei shoulders of Cthe Grattan statue '~sd t s~ened it with 'green ribbon, but the' Triuity Cal-. ?? sat8.detseag lied firt aned Fried jb ?? 'ths Dublin Police-court, on Taesday. two labourers, named John seduonad and MSiceluo Weir, were committed ...

... not regulate their lives by the stern self-restraint of the teaching of St. John the Baptist were not fit to receive that of Chrirt. The Bishop of Rochester, preaching at St. John's Church, Clapharn-rise, yesterday morning on faith and morals from the text ...

... Oo'lock this morning a nuorber of youths gathered round the Grattan statue, and one of thetm .dimbed. up to the top of the pedestal end fastened a small-sized American flag to the upraised arm of the figure. A gixen ribbonwoe ttachied to it. The proceedings ...

... and his name tattooed on his right arm by the side of~thsat of hiis first wife. When las't seen he was wearing a. leeak cloth coat: grey twveed browsers, patched on each lies, blacic tweed waistcoat, broiwn 'cardigan Jacket, heavy lace-up boots anid railway ...