... He can have it Mwhell the drudgery of the Commons compels him to serve his country in a less arduous position, or he mnay hang on to the end of the Parliament. and then go to the better place above. The elevation of Mr Smith to the peerage wvill, ...

... been visited by a violent hurricane, and in the Gulf of Patras alone 25 vessels have been driven. ashore and wrecked, Mr Herbert Gladstone is mentioned as likely to visit Ireland on the Pith proxinio, along with sonie other English politicians, for the ...

... not deeply arossed,.aud is content with the fact that the two miscreauts are in jail, anid tn the course of events will be hanged. Two young negroes, timnied Franik Colemats aid James Crawford, bad a quarrel witl a third camed Willis Jetmies, amd as a ...

... , The Hanging Willow,' by Robert Noble, A.R.S.A., to Mr Jamnieson, Queen's Road: 436, Winter Pasture in Glenearn, by \V. NJ. Frazer, to Mr Jamieson, Queens Road 306, A Moorland Midnight, by R. 13. Nisbet, A.R.S.A., to Mr J. C. Bennett, solicitor; ...

... Seaman. Both arrived here this morning well. Name of survivor at Ushant. Charlie Marquardt. The body at Molene is that of Mr Herbert Heinds. Three only at this hour are known to be saved. According to Wood and Godbolt, steasner struck between 10 30 and 11 ...

... Criminal Court on Thursdany morning Edward A Welby P'ugin, who was on the previous day found guilty beii of libelling AIr Herbert, Royal Academician, was brought En, up for judgment. Baron Bramwelldenouinced.the conucluti 'the of the prisoner en strong ...

... Council have I arranged for a series of twelve lectures upon i advanced, invalid, and plain cookery, to be given by Bliss Bennett, of the Aberdeen School of Cookery. The lectures, which will be held in the Old Council i Hall, comnmence on 2nd February ...