... to Woodhouse- Leill lane, College-road and Moorland-road, down Hyde ri Park-road, along. Burley-road and Denison-street, C, clown. North Hall-atreet to Kirkstall-road, through West-street, St. Pau~l-ttreat, and Infirmary-street, to ]1 B3oar-lanae,up Briggate ...

... proposed to Substitute the burglars nd murderers and - piclipoekets of London for the police of the city I he would be howiled clown its a Innaltic. But thtb . was what Mr. ilerdatono wanted tbem to con- tsetitto in Ireland. (A Voice- ?? ?? we are 3 sofi.) ...

... an almost nightly change of entertainrmert Exciting scenes in the circle, zyirnastio marvels, admirably-trained horses. and clowns of the most comical character, are £1 features of show which is deservedly patronised in a liberal mnner. Morning per- formances ...

... A Deserving Case. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRA. Sir,-James-or better known as Jimmy-Kelino, clown and acrobat, of the Kelio troupe, died in Mid- dlesex Hospital on last Sunday week, after a long and painful illness. He has left a widow and nine children totally ...

... st'eamer, of -ld frorlI' qeuiglers ismd ,a general cargo v I i.in Grav-es-end Rleach wi' itliC Lloyds. boundl out in hal'~- Clown to within a foot of the vtill Fashore on the Essex sideout ent ii o Floating at two o'clock, she v,tuit I Lloyds has her steel ...

... our correspondents, ' A Crown t Official, whom we know to be a main of igh i 2 position and unquestionable integrity, lays clown the lines upon whkich, the entire ques- tion sbould be considered, in these terms- First, that the Civil Servants took office ...

... srrious mishap on Satur. day afterunoin. He ha-l been carting road metal from Brownieside Quarry to Cleland, and whil- coming clown on a steep part of the road the halte; 3fell in front of the htorse.l While Stooping te pic: it up Miller wsas knocked down ...

... declaration oL it. If they preached the doctrilles at of loyalty they were bonuud also to upset, discoin- ill psc, aid throw clown theo 'mblensanld principlus cs oi disioyaliV w herever they could. (r(iltr, hmar.) Id Pirtv Utames in Irelaiid were ieing siUinl ...

... lt~te text. £60271 iWsooDiso, iitSYER, AND ENtiOGE5ICNT Rises, alt I ne Toisilis Bras.S, l-ioii-treet, Cirdi f 8i672 1h E9 CLOW.N CatCsRsrrles AND FOOT RAcING, Peny- I B arren Post.1; Mertluvr, W'hit MondaY nlext. £16 Alt 1 'Etiutlanmd 120 Yabrds QOenl ...

... -- ?er 1AJNTYP?R1L1D. rip? Toes. UNites'. FE-in ANO (Sac.. 0f ?? van ? Fnr?iters will take Flare Jote ?? 0-tnt. -i eli ted CLOWN CurirKeTnas iSO FOOT Harisi i>uv dorren Pock, M5rtbyr, Whit ?? rest Sit. 0-teglaird led Tar.;, Open llanidreap r aIC Qir r-t' ...

... . ~IGIiNS. 0 A young woman from Beauly has eloped with a clown sy in a travelling show. c), Lord Robert Montagu has been elected a viecepresiderrt so of the Prayer-book Revision Society. id . The Duke and Duehess of Connaughbt visited the Sr. ?? Theatre ...

... eveniise at thle King's Arms lInn, when a good E number of parishioners and friends from the neighbour- Su ing villages Pat clown to a capitol tea psrovidodl by Mr. sdc and Mi's. Huffell. After tee, the usual toasts were given pe and responded to. Various ...