... Rippingbam Grange (s) [May 6] ASCENSION sailed Reading (s) [May 1] St Helena EAST LONDON . . arrived Mantinea ( e) [Ma 10] St John Brighton (s) [May 21] NATAL arrived Serena. Symons [May 211 NATAL sailed Altavela.GjertsenfMar 22] Newcastle (NSW) TANATAVE ...

... Taylor, 2nd Lieut. H. E. Poynter, Sergt.-Me 'or Rowe, Col, -Se W. Snook, Sergt. W. Todman, Corpl j Harran. Lient. C. E. Grattan, Col.-Ser t Str Corp l. g . A. Sou ter, order, Act. S. ASHLEY, Capt. & Hon. Ma j or, Head-qrs., 33 Fitzroy Sq., W. s'Phre ...

... Rehab. Bendy, Swansea armed Woodcock, Pitinan[May 2] London Julie, Ilingstoo, Holcombe PLYMOUTH asikd Twilight,HolbertoorMay2] Poole Forest Deer, Bagley, Soles POOLR arrived Alice Taylor (s) [May 2] PORT DINORWIC armed Unity, Hughes [May 2] Dublin ...

... Goole Oporto (s), Hartlepool Harborne (s), Barry James Joicey (s), Tyne Northdene (s), do [May - 8] Llangranog Enid, Evans, Cardigan CORK sailed Blarney.) [May7l Bristol Glengariff (s), Liverpool Valentia (s), Cahireiveen COWES arnred Sodium(s)[May ...

... 9-10 a.m.] Norfolk (Va) for London 27, 10 57s.m.—SW,light, fine, clear ; bar. 30 02 ; ther. 62. DUNGENESS passed east Cardigan Castle [May 27] Caleta Buena for London (in tow) Three steamers, signals indistinct 27, 12 12 P.M.-W. light, fine,hazy ; ...

... attention waa criminal. cl ■achlnstyraad; Inspection invlUd; item £nmdtoahMtlre: toiaopre gregad.-ftov».] aSSSftSoS iililMil arm-— —■ tom. m»»i THE EARLY ASSOCIATION. Delegates fror.\ the scve al districti the Early ; Closing Association met Richmond on ...

... home of the Grosvenors, is within a few miles of the course whilst Grey Bird is the first winner under Jockey Club rules which John Porter has turned out for the young Duke. Locally, the victory was very popular, and numerous felicitations were exchanged ...

... cielodrama. A thoroughly estinp norel.' -leaden Adieftmrr. •*A good sensational vt or.d. NEW NOVEL BY JOHN MACK IF. Thud Edition. MAN WHO FOKGOT JOHN I Authorof Sinner* Twain. The *o'd‘**J‘* hr-ther.” hr. With sj-ecial Fhotogravure Portrait the tale. ...

... been killed, & wounded. 267 taken prisoners, and 83 had surrendered The British had captured 246 rifles. 2,000 rounds d small-arm ammunition. besides a large capture withal' details, 179 wagons and large numbers of horses as: cattle. According to a Standard ...

... orchard—'in ausbout 3a. 2r. 23n—Messrs. TEWSON. FARMER, and If ’IjiS^iTAS«ATKSSC«O»T.WTODWARn.WALTpir. Md HILLS, Solicitors. IS, John sfrrei. ; Merer*. J. Bison and Hon. mute agents. 263, BUthnal-greeo-road; and the AyUoßeereJ^^espeide, HOTTING HA KENT, about ...

... Ladies' Jerseys. Knitted Gloves, Children's Fancy Knitt ed Wool Hosiery. Seamen's Jerseys. Football lesser Athletic Clothing. Cardigan Jackets. Sweaters. Shooting Nose, Ac.. lttPlWY*Rivetter, Leeds. Contractors to British said Foreign Governmen ts. Manufacturers ...

... and against all Bread Biota Austria amendments to it. Mr. would have ro- Agrarian Strike, Italy j. ur|n ] . Arm before its increase ; Sir John Plot Russian Poland i c lneJ remind the House that all the changes»and increases «i tn. A r»y j • ‘aken without ...