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... A LA FRONTIERE I We Rive our readers a translation of the song, A la Fron- Here I which, written by M . Jules Frey, aud set to music by the operatic composer, Gounod, has within the last few weeks ne- 'e me very popular in Paris : — To mt PMnnloi ? Ho I citizens 1 Ho I soldiers, rise 1 Be France's voice your rallying call ; Her hearths and homes to disenthrall, Up 1 ere the hour of battle ...

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... EPITOME NEWS. airp»efiMpfityn. Bart, hat remitted percent his agricultural tenantry* The King of has concessions for two rail. both This may be regarded as Wjve proof that British influence that quarter not decline. and mutton in Yorkshire have never been so low •» lbe y ur at B * ll the past thirty years, barely inking 7a per stone of 141b,, and per lb. Tbs eB * East London Re ems much by the ...

... dISCO of Mr B lWrvy, jon. The applications, enu.l ltO. wlil cuoeldoved oezt week. DEATH or BOY UNDER CIR- borangh coroner held an , OB,tt» body w..r.rt wad , Ike em nn»k»,. 8. Wtl ...

... be Let, PBEMISKS to bk T: . LJ J the Times at the following charges:— o 6B ' s. d. Lines. *. d i 306 5 2 0 510 6 2 6 nt two Hues contain together about sixteen vords, . . •d about nine words per line after. aresa [Capita? Letter and Number] moans the applicants W A ?3 D ' a wipectable MAN, accustomed to a ...

... Nothing extenuate, nor aught set down in malice. What is the matter with trade'/ One hears CO**- plaints from diverse quarters that business is dull, A* and unprofitable. Where there is any degree of brisk' ness—but this is exceptional—the cry is, We are doWl fairly well, but there is little at the cud of it, in f* ci prohts have sunk to such an infinitesimal fraction W* the trouble is ...

... tbn above tlusam eilhw fears are. or, what is mom b-n suitable iL, FAMILY. ember Night. * has no intention i roan army, baa lis new departure is on- illation between Nathalie. r A' the ex-King and exbout leastawcrfu, l»brroovitcb dynasty. GERMANY. '' IN. December Empire has two year*. Th® :»es Q ere 5.354, and n tbo ibe circumstances, ing capabilities of iPIDEMIC. December 22. IV havoc city. » ...

... Saturday, Mabch 12th, 1881 r> Firfch mT '. *01 the -r J un ' or member for Chelssa (aon-in* fceforV of '■)• hiva been elected a member of }' oonsi.L k, ' hut nt says the Morning Post, with- opposition from interests eastward of 1 * n CO °D-ection vritb. Wilson-street l* l *- J\v aiHth odist FreeiChurch, opened list week 6 debt p « e . r ' J,P, » has enabled the trustees to pay off 8 0u>i nSi ...

... ta 'Pate Voi. 112.—N0. 11,616. SATURDAY, JULY 3, 187 J. THE LEEDS MERCCEY. llxruSQt'Bß, the bill was rend third time and P•••»“*. —Tucmijij moruiog wl* held. ( lift the mxkißg with Kupplj. Before the vote* were reached, however. Me. . , Lowe moved tor a Selc ...

... he latent prices of the principal Batyits ~ ?? 944 to 944 xd for money md 44to 44adfor new account. New and Reduced roe P -93 to 944-, Exchequer Bills 8 to 3 dito F k StckFive per cents. 101 to 101j- ad !25~~ to' up Per ~~Cents. 1994 to l0o~ : and ?? l.di.Bank of England Stock 261 to 263; ?? at Works Stock 08 to 084. .t1Eoy 7 OVt - x1 D ySEOURmTIRS -~Argentmna of 1865, 72 *to73; Do Of 1871, 63 ...

... E E S. The elections member* of the Town Conned, wb'ch usually tend much enliven the firat day of gloomy November, came off yesterday Leeds, and were invested with more than ordinary interest. At the clo - of the poll the Conservative candidates or, to speak more correctly, the gent'emcn who happened Conservatives, hut d'd no! put forward their pol'tical opinions their so'e claim the ...