... neutral in the event of a complete defeat of France. The Chronice Paris correspondent ?? Bourse has suffered almost as much as if war bad been declared. Business in ...

... to have been committed by the rsspondent: MTI ary t(orslcy, at Capetown, South Africa, with some person unknown while the petitioner was in active service in the Eafiir war. The parties had been married in Cork. The necessary witness was the manageress ...

... Napoleon, the son of v Marshal Jerome, has just been expleled from the I HUtel des Invalides by order of thd'a, Minister of t War. His conduct has been scandalous, for, when t not engaged in entertaining a lot of common street- t walkers, he has opened the ...

... training for the posiion of R MT I had no legal training. And, Captain, where did you get your military. tritiing 7 In South Africa. A very good place, I suppose, to train a man to deal with an Irish crowd. Did you ever get a cunmission in the home army ...

... traversers then tendered as ex- plasatory evidence articles from United Ireland haded, Evictions of the Southerin Lands, The . War of Elements, the Winter of Ireland, and the- Harvest Field of Landlordism. The Solicitor-General said he understood that ...