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... Ami'eiyo AJsaii-m. Q. What says Russia? A. Muzzled. Q. Austria ? A. Mum. Q. Any a-rival from Turkey? A. Yes: magnificent chiboque, anti Circassian shawl for President. Q. l'e reduce our army estimates 0,ooo. ht vstol A. Will think of it. ...
... a prominent citizen of Brockville, during a chat with a. reporter of the above paper, des- cribed his tour through the mother country, re- ma lunrs: I piid a visit to. my old home in England in; 1898, and while there visited ...
... quickly. A later telegram stated that seven survivors of the Dunholme had arrived at Gravesesed and were located at the Sailors' Home. They were all foreign sailors. A Ge, Gorman sailor stated that the collision occurred at 2.5O a.m. ?? whilst a thick fog ...
... Mr. Williaims, a friend a of the family. In about a fortnight after Mr. Powell's death a report was circulated that the original copy of his Will had been suddenly lost, or, in other words, had been lstolen along with other papers from a ...
... he refreshed himself with hot sausage, one of a score seething and bubbling in a tin disb over a gas jet, potatoes. and a 'mug of bitter beer. Ah, Marty, be said, with his mouth full, c ome and trv a sorsidge; they're just prime. ...
... flush it so as4 to Carry off tue fi th, you scill drive, d one-half Of it to a' Point in tlie Trill Mill Strai, i, where in lovr watorit mut reiai in, a Bst lagntn state, a nuisance to thle oecupiiers 010 its bauiks. You will iilso deprive the peer fansilies% ...
... famr motre than ceattonoly supposed. A crop of buclkwheat tet or brank. sewn niow itito land that would otherwisia tie re-pluuglasd atadl pmirfintly cleaned for a zoiidsaanmner LNin sowing of titruipF,, wooltd yield a silageo crop fit. for harvesting, or ...
... anything, and the inhabitants u vt6 ha a terriblo state for want of a Church anid School. }Le'voae happy to report a much better state of things in let' oci- lying west; attd that oil the nortll side of the City a ?? Churcllbitd been built atvery great ...
... afforded them a ve'ry great deal of plensur6 to be in a position to recognise tlhe long, a faitlhfl and valuable services of their late suigeon, t and to exprpss on behalf of the lodge their sin- I corest hopes Chat he might be spared for many ...
... A WAL.K ROUND OXFO0RD. A few evenings since the Rev. F. Trench, Rector of Islip, delivered a m~ost interesting lecture on the above subject to the members and friends of tile Literary insti- tution at Read'ing. Telcue a rqetyapadd and the ry ad congenial ...
... the body of William Jourden, a Labourer, who, the Saturday preceding, was found dead in the liable of Thos. HudMon, of the fame place, Gent. Verdi*-Chat he died Ly 6ubo the /itatin of God. On Thurfday ?? lanl Richard Davis, a boy about twelve Years of age ...
... continiuedl for a yentr and a balf, by four prorogatitins, uanci then dissolvesd it. In the Convea- tion Piirliament Cthe Wh~iigs greatly prepontdernted in Chic Commons, and miii a matjority in the Lords. The Conaveittion beingr dissolveel, and a newV l'arliinment ...