... Liverpool oni Saturday for Bombay, returned last night to the f Mersey, having been in collision with a barque, name unknown, in Cardigan Bay. The barque had a crew of diahteen, fourteen of whom were drowned. The amateur championship of the National f Skating ...

... a slide at Giggleawick, and fractured an arm. on Saturday a boy named Leonard Heseltine. living at New Inn, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, whilst running along the road f Sell upon the ice and broke his thigh. Mr. John Richards, e of Settle, who was skating at ...

... sent to -Mr. Hasleburat, the- Loci Government auditor. - The letter was signed by Messrs. 'ride and Dodrson, of 26, North John:, street; Liverpool, Xr. Barlow's ?? was resolved to acknowledge- the letter.-lnrom-the- report of the medical officer of health ...

... report to the proper quarter that he had some sheep suffering from bcab on the 23rd December, and John Wil iams, a tshepherd in his employ, and a lad named John Price, were summoned for driving sheep so affected along the Merthyr- road on the same date. Williams ...

... Morgan, Mr. John Morgan, the brothers and sister of the bride Messrs Thomas Richards, solicitor, Swansea, and W. Richards., the brothers of the bridegroom; the Misses Richards, sisters of the bridegroom; Mr. Thomas Glasbrook; Mr. and Mrs. Johns, Llwyn- domen ...

... THE | NATIONAL CAUSE.I INATIONAL DEMO]STRATION AT ENNISCORTRY. SPEECHIES OF JOHN DILLON, M.P; T1. E. REDMOND, ?? MB W. K. REDMOND, M.P.; SiR THOMAS ES- MONDE,M.P.; AN:D REV DR. D1LLON, C.C. (FROM OUR RKPOLRT.) E-niscortby, Sunday. To-day cte of the most ...

... , once removed to the Beaufort arms, Newhrid e, &nl medical assistance procured. It was found that be bad broken a leg. Yesterday he was rerrved to tbe Newport Infirmary. It transpires that 2Ierr, wh hails from Cardigan, ha3 been in practice for many ...

... is I did inre tha.t once, I from the society of Mutorion gentlernen-placid, 11 calmly argumentative, and of titre faith, armed, a 1 too, at all points, with Scriptural tlets in support it of their theories and belief-to the club smoking- l I h room ...

... Ostler. — Early on Monday, as John JO vans, of 70, Duftryn- street, Ferndale, was engaged in cutting chaff, his 16ft hand was caught by the cap, and drawn to the knife, which gradually cut 10 pieces the whole of the arm. His at endant had not the presence ...

... art, and arms. But lie hasi ?? made so'me serious omissions, such as the names of Nu- geot in Austria, Marshal MacMahon in France, and at home, O'Connell, Lover, Lever, Carleton, Swift, Sterne, Berkeley, Farquhor, Hemaiis. Boyle, Mangaii, Grattan, Griffin ...

... varied and enlivened by a select trogratsnume of mlsic, which was very essqcrist.y rendered by Mr. Godfrey Ferguson, ~essrs. John and Janes Irinaban and Miss .Einahan, Miss Chaemiberlain, Mir. and Mrs. Black, Misses Ballard and ?? Peilder; selections on ...

... sant ad t -by a regular ivnd formmn :alisrat sae ofthe la-lt ii dmand hlteratiot. 'Tkat ia qo the t writings of m~y fiend hr John Mo I. the late Chief Secrietaty-for Irelane-a. Voce ?? a good oe' and cheers) th the aof that I quotation Iam slade IaI waa ...