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... Petersburg district and placed in | whole fice oons in the Moscow Cutraineu eee eee aS ARIAN RIOTS SPREADING. CREUTER’S TELEGRAM.) ST. PETERSBURG, 29. rian riots now extend over almost the| EE ES ssacks and Dragoons has been drafted. | Cabinet. situation ...
... Alaska Boundary 4 Mining Troubles in Australia 5 The Bubonic riague 5 Indo-Chinese Prosperity 5 French State Trial 5 Fatal Riots in Austria 5 The Russian Ministry 5 Affairs in Servia 5 Royal Polar Expedition 5 The Vatican and Italy 5 Maladministration ...
... on the Covent-Garden boards, with the Riot AB in his hand, the Patriots called out Read ! Read! This so alarmed the worthy Magi- strate, that he precipitately retired, alarmed as thoflgb he had seen the Ghost of Banquo. It was remarked on Monday evening ...
... days the city of Edinburgh was not so i ?? ucted as it is now. There used to be riots : ?? easily lemember some of them in his- _. _ _ ?? Porteou* riots, tbe Reform Bill riots, | . . • ?? aiiout the Douglas c_.use and so forth, and I have 1 . rv'ood from ...
... been committed by the peasantry. Several thrashing machines have been destroyed, and corn and hay stacks have been fired. A riot took place at Hull on Saturday last, in con- sequence of the attempt to reduce the wages of the seamen. Some of them bavins ...
... the moonbeams troop on the gray church-roof, And the old men smile as they stand aloof ; The boys and the girls round them riot and race, And the moon seems to laugh till 'tis red in the face At the goblets that clank and the younkers that prance— And ...
... Moslems, but you less something decorated with floral patterns suggesting the ghost or the veiled face of a leper. VALI. not enjoy the best of reputations in Till recently riots and tumults were the day, ranging from petty stone ge affrays in which Martinis ...
... achieved by the opera of La Tempest aat Her Majesty's Theatre. Thebur- lesepie is preceded by a new prologue, in which the ghost o» Shakspere, in a parody of the famous scene of the majesty of buried Denmc - k, is made to vent to Mr. Bucks-tone his grief ...
... Barnaby Rudge, he has given the best and most graphic account extant of that remarkable episode of English history— the Gordon Riots of 1780. In 1841 Mr. Dickens visited America, and on his return published his American Notes,' 7 and in 1844 appeared a new ...
... highness smoothed over a portion of the mortar, and repeated the words — In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost I lay the foundation-stone of All Saiuts' Church.* The trowel was afterwards formally presented to the princess by Mr. John ...
... a few purses, pocket- books, and teatches, from the gapers who honour such exhibitions with their company. Ttt.; Sampford Ghost may do very well as a hoax in the begiunieg of the piesent century; but the sending for __ Clergyman to lay it would have been ...
... too immoral for any stage. Polonius, the Comical Politician, by a young Gentleman, being his first appearance in public. The Ghost, the Grave-digger, and Laertes, by Mr. Sampson, the celebrated London comedian. The characters to be dressed in Roman shapes ...