... Grace during what promises te prove a big thing in the anna!s of cricket. & The biggest price ever paid for a two-year-old in America has just been given by Mr. Philip Dwyer. At the sale of Mr William L. Scott’s entire stable, there was some keen competition ...

... reputation of having cheated his tenants. The grandson, however, was believed to have an open hand, and when he returned from America one of the old tenants thought that here was @ good opportunity to obtain the restitution of his rights. “ Ay e, said Mr. ...

... passed upon the Act from foreign sources might well be rejected, for the people of America were not disposed to promote prohibitory and retaliatory legisla- tion. America is under no disadvantages in any foreign market except that we pay our workmen better ...

... tion of Mr. yesterday he gazed on the eablegram from Messrs. Ditton and O'BRIEN. The deliverance of the Irish leaders in America sounds the note of action to be taken by party with respect to Mr. Like he is to, be cast over- board. Mr. is credited with ...

... oldest branch of the Irish National League in America bas cabled to Mr. Parnell denouncing Mr. O’Brien and his associates for their desertion of their leader. A mvention of all Irish societies in America is demanded for the purpose of chosing between ...

... shoulders and sellers have wo accept decline to get on. Cheese in demand, Lard further given ab to 6d owing to the deciine in America. Beef firm, but quiet. POTATOES, &c. vanes, $d. to 4s. Sd. ner to 10d. per dozen: tols. 6d. per dozeny per dozen; wo per Gmicts ...

... the Revine of = tf Whirlwind in a Teacup,” by the “ the Wag T the Blow It;” or, th Life of “Aurt or, “ Treasure-h in South America,” by Lord Revelstoke, vik the Bank of “Mashed,” a Reminiscence of bee Affairs, by Mr. Haines, vo eat Col wich La : or, How ...

... that the hero of the fire-escape will be once more the hero of. distressed Erin. Itis said the Irish Fund Com- mittee in America are opposed to Mr. This isa serious business. They hold the sinews of war to the amount in hard cash of 200,000 dollars. the ...

... few exceptions, belong to the extremist faction which gave him so much trouble in the days of the Land League agitation. In America, also, his most active adherents are, or were, connected more or less directly with the Fenian party, and it 1s therefore ...

... also sent tothe German, Austrian, and other continental police, as it is expected that these inen may attempt to escape to America, ...

... the 24th of the month im that year, the ,air temperasure fell to 20°1 degrees. FAITH ! They have a female faith healér ” in America, who no small sensatian at Fort Dodge The other | day, a New. York paper tells us, this lady commanded # | man who not walked ...

... of it. PARNELL BEFORE GLADSTONE. (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) New York, Friday.—The Executive Committee of the National League in America will meet at Lincoln, Nebraska, to-day. Mr. Fitzgerald, the president, has cabled to Mr. Parnell as follows :—“ The hasty ...