... post-office, represented herself as the sister of John Lloyd, and as having authority to receive the parcel, which was accordingly delivered to her. A letter, which bad also been sent by Mrs Dickenson to John Lloyd, bad not been delivered to him, and the ...

... mother of the child was descending the stair; with the infant in her arms, when her font caught in a hole in the front of her dress, and she was thrown forward. The child fell out of her arms and injured its forehead. Medical aid was called in, but the infant ...

... of tits above board was held, wien ther were preseint 'Mars Forrest, Edwarids, rile, Morgan, Shepherd' Bovnn, Crnmwall, end John. Upon tire proposrtion of Mr. Forrest, Mr. Jams 6 Edwardn was unanimously etlected for the thard 0 vener In succeatiinn, chairaln ...

... was in the chair. The following gentlemen w ere also present :-John Blakiston-uouston, V.L. Thos. D. Crawford, T.P. ; James UCormick, Winv. john M,'Cormhck,- James, Brittain, John lea, John Guy, G-abriel F. Perdy, F. Leo Cleland, W illiam Jaeomes Fitzuein ...

... running away ftter being detected perpe- I - trating a dirty deed, I was much interested it when that notable eon of Cardigan, Archdeacon ir John Grillthp, gently answered Daan Vaughan to La witness tile amused expression on ?? face of the i r Lord Bishop of ...

... by the figure of the 2 grim visaged amateur taxidermist, whose smug n self-satisfied smile, as he holds the stuffed owl at arms t length to admire his handiwork, only throws into greater relief the mingled cunning and defiance in V the grimy face of the ...

... present who are paraded as the only living Liberais by tl-e Tiihes in its Barnumls museuni to such pigmies of the past as Grattan, Burke, Fox, Grey, Sheridan, and Tierney, Lord Roseberv asked his hearers to imagine Scotland under a C:athooic domination ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. Welsh at Inquests. — An inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of John Sullivan, afed 28, a haulier, who was killed at the George Pit, Cwmpennar, on Friday evening, was held at Mountaiu Ash on Tuesday, Evidence was given shewing ...

... openingS are now preiting to anch craftsmen. The general prospects of the emigration trade are equ411y brisk. The German line* arm understood to be already fully booked, and a considerable Accession to the num! era of Germans passinR through Liver- pool is ...

... Sir Gavan DuIffv, Charles Dawson, Lord Emly, .5ir Samuei Ferguson, WVilata lJ Fitzpatrick, Edmund Dwyer Grr Dr ! Atkinson, John T Gilbert, Bishollp Iea'y. Pccifessor Ingram. Commissioner Litton. too Primate, Lord O'Hapau, his ?? the , Judge, Dr Walsh ...

... land legislation from the House of Lords ? It was a Bill to facilitate evictions. (Cheers seere called for anti givei for Mr. John Morley and Ur. Parnell.) He reminded them that it would abolish trial by jury, wand would substitute trial by resident muagistrates ...