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Pall Mall Gazette
BORD'S PIAENOS on S.LE, wih OS per cent. ?? for cb, Or r.-S. par month V!2;92 I Ce.rS' hir s
... VStern; SeCOnd41Xd, On three }Mars' ~ysentS oa@. ,.;per mlloat. Ilustrated UzuS ; ;sAS. SiTLES and cO.. 42. SHUanM rrOI Q WF ixOi. W.G . L; F l-U ...
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA THS. DEATIL-At 44, Park-lane, on the ioth inst., Colonel Alexander Learmouth, NORTH ..
... directors of the North British Railway Company have declared a divi. dend.for the past balf-year at the rate of 4 per cent. .per annum on the ordinary stock, carryng forward £2,ooo. A year ago the distribution was 3 per cc.., and ;1,240 was carried forward. ...
MR. FROUDE IN OCEANA.- According to latest accounts (says the AIancltestcr Gita. fianJ iovr. j. A. Froude was at
... Kingston, ID Jamaica, having visited Barbadoes and several other of the West India Islands. He is said to have been very much impressed with all he saw, and to wonder and regret now that he delayed his visit so long. An interesting supplement to Oceana may therefore be confidently expected soon after the historian's return to England. ...
THE SNOWSTORM IN SCOTLANb. A severe snowstorm occurred in Glasgow and the district to-day. At Helens- burgh a ..
... in a drift. The farmers are very much alarmed on account of the lambing time being at hand, and the snow lies a foot deep on the country hills. Another telegram says that snow began to fall in Kincardine yesterday, and has been so continuous that this morning it lies to the depth oi two f-4. Trains are at present running up to time, but many of the roads in the dtistr,; are blocked. ...
A WVOMAN RUN OVER BY A TRAM(CAR. A married woman, aged about forty years, named Alice Giddin, living in Conroy ..
... Wandsworth-road, was crossing the roadway last night when she was overtaken and knocked down by a traMcar. She was picked up insensible and covered with blood, and an ambulance having been obtained from the Larkhall- lane police-station she was placed upon it. On the way to St. Thomas's Hospital, however, a wheel came off, which added to the misfortunes of the woman. ...
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY DIVIDEND. The statement of the Grand Trunk Railway for the half-year to Decetnl'er ,t last ..
... balance avail able for dividend of L183,0o0, equal to the pav'toent of a dividend on the 4 per cent. guaranteed stock at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum tor the half-year, making with the dividend of i per cent. per annuos declared for the half-year to June 30, 8S86, a dividend at the rate of 4t per cent. for the year i886, leaving a balance of about £foo to be carried forward. Tbe Chicago ...
FATHER KELLER PREPARED TO DIE IN PRISON
... FATHER KELLER PREPARED TO DIE IN PRISON, Father Keller, writing from Kilmainham, says If I am left here till I ?? I shall never do the infamous thing Judge Boyd asked me to do--namely, to betray the confidences of a defenceless, but lovinz people; and when the time comes, if it ever comes, in this life for me to depart out of this prison, my only desire would be to go out quietly and without ...
GREAT FIRE AT BIRMINGHAM. A fire, far exceeding in extent the recent one in Charles Henry-street, occurred in a ..
... block of warehouses in Moor-street, Birmingham, early this morning. Commencing in Messrs. Bird's chemistry works, it rapidly spread to the adjoining premises, and, in spite of the exertions of the fire brigade, two large buildings were burned out, and a third half consumed. The damale, though not yet estimated, will be very great. ...
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AArD DEATHS. BIRTH.-On January 8, at Timaru, New Zealand, the wife of F. Orlando (Ben I ..
... a son. Indian papers please copy, THE ALLEGED LIBEL ON DR. BIRD. - To-day, at the Old Bailey, Henrich Felberman and Charles Willkinsnn surrendered to take their trial upon a charge of libelling Dr. Bird in ?? An application was made to auash the indictaient on the ground that the defendants were not charged with publishing a libel knowing it to be false. 3: The court strnck out the words and ...