... same manner as in the Loyd-Lindsay prize competition at Wimbledon, has been won this year by Corporal Albert Munckton. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES. GREAT MEETING.—The Hope of Wimborne and the Invincible Tents, in anticipation of their great ...

... O'Brien has given great offence to the Socialist party, and some offence, probably, to dynamite interest, in America ; while in Canada he has been the means of iroving that by all the Caridise people, outside the class of mere politicians, the noisy agitation ...

... Beans have been firmer than , peas, for while the offers of the former staple fri, o Egypt are diminishing, those of peas from Canada are on the increase. Oats last week were in small supply, imports not exceeding 66,000 qr. Of baits 4,600 qr. were iniporte ...

... strong force, and visited the various have found that, independently of the local resources residences of the, gentlemen concerned and collected which the capital affords at all times, independently the goods in a furniture van. No Leicester auc- of those ...

... fall of a roof and wall, three women were killed and twenty persons tired. The loss occasioned by the great fire at Hull, in Canada, is now estimated at from two millions to three millions of dollars. Subscriptions are being opened throughout the colony ...

... conduct, many asserting that he does this with the knowledge and permission of the Ameer, while others declare that he acts independently, and that he is really not subject to the Ameer's control. This report talliei with the statement that large bodies of ...

... Sergeant Ogg, of Canada, from which country the victor also hailed last year. thinner Rosenberg and Sergeant Clary, and two other members of the Cape team took prizes, and Lieutenant English, of the Indian team, was also *prize winner, but Canada took the lion's ...

... its appearance soon. It is the history of Ilkley, Ancient and Modern. The Rev. Robert Collyer, the well-known American Independent,writes on the early records of the township; whilst the mod period has been dealt with by Mr, J. Horsfall Turner, an antiquarian ...

... and only want a little aid from their libraries, Stc., a long list of patrons being printed, fellow-citizens to go out to Canada, Australia, or New and containing the names of the Queen, several mem- Zealand, and make our possessions truly that Greater ...

... Exhibition of S was undoubtedly a great success; and no wonder, Since the Grand Duke of this most important o/ Continental independencies had himself taken a conde,cending interest in the affair. The august Ministers and eides-de-camp had also busied themselves; ...

... against them, but the Russians are about to make enquiries during the winter, and construct a railway to the lekke oasis. The independent tril es have pillaged a Russian village. Two Controllers-General are appointed for Egypt. with extensive powers. The Egyptians ...

... birth. It was the glory of Canada, that, as an English province, it gave freedom to the slaves from the United States who could cross its boundary. Before I the war of secession, there were about 60,000 persons of I colour in Canada, mostly fugitives and their ...