... LONDON LETTL From Our Corrospolerlela (BY FREEMAN SPECIAL TIRE) London, Friday Morning. Unless some 11000,000 visitors an be attracted to Wembley during the next 66 days, the British Empire Exhibition will malt in a big financial loss. The Exhibition ...

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... turot he will be able to Uneeitb te perpetrator ef this allly ard mean act. - . - DEATHES. Nvember 14. at hla readence, 20 George'a-quay, after a *hort Illness, r,. 'Trennce Byrne, in the Cobh year of his age. His remains Wll b removedfor intarmobt to ...

... which be had been enpajrH. Re charged with ohtaininp suit ,£3 10*, Oeorpe Doff, tailoT. 47 Ahhcy street, by falsely that? George Gordon, 32 Rriphton >r»ij Bath gar, and was employed the Rcvcmio. Mr. Batcv solicitor the GF.O-. and Mr. Harry I>rennan D ...

... fliber-imlln 13:1m, IKilkenny, to Nanmie, second daugtter of George 11. Lowve, Esq., of t0at city. No cards sent. Febrnary 11, at tile Church (if the Iutiaaelilate Collcen- tioni, Clondalkil, Mir. George DA.wiey tClon]illkit, to Jatne, second daulehter of Mr ...

... Mapis C..riad.1. Jamnes Printile. \'eteriuary-Sergeanl, >eW5't Territory. Mounated Police, to Sarah Jane, ?? ,at.zhia r ot Mr George Maslin. E~llinalne, county irettnd. and si'tcr of Constable Mnslin. Roya Iri usbaulary Troop. Anierican and Canadian papers ...

... Chainpante Crispin, Goat, to be Enaign by prclihn e, lice William Geering Clarkson, appointed to lilt 1,80h l`oot 181h ?? George Albert Mlaoluonell, from the 1V1l1 Y001, to be Erisigo, vice Walter Corroll, who has rc- r :ee ,1, 2 1,: ?? Richard Henry ...

... gentlemen spole at the same time durin' thde -rceeedrnss' - and he could not help their notbhearing matters.; t1 ljut-th'e lettl' oar-:hE atehda, -'*hicb sa allU K 'he had to do di thie inatet, ana the' mitnute he I read was t-sht, otder rode bfb'she. ...

... WIREJ) ('ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEWL.) .1ecneoOffice, 211 Strand, London, -Wedresday Morning. Parliamentappears now to have Lettled down I to the dulness which, is the harbinger of ean early close to its proceedings. Last evening the aspect | otthe lobbies ...

... don Depot. 205 Hligh 3Hollern. A ofte KILDBY A&NreDr.-On Monday e-ening Mr Langhm held ar % quest at t. George'THoeo its, rpecti nmg the death of George Ford, aged fortifiee. It appeared that the decetsed was a tai or. Os the 9tlt instant, while hoe was ...

... the monarchy. The questions of detail, as ivell as the uedification to be introduced into the legislation of 1848, will be lettled by Means of au understanding between the responsible ministry and the Diet. In conclusion, the rescript espresses a hope that ...

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