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... gentlemeni, your very faithful Servant,I WV. B. GLADuSroxrn OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PAPERS. (llns 01 the 2721'es.) Thle Government have taken advantage of the approach - of Christmas to send a neaw message of pesacs and goodwill- to Ireland. The English public ...
... Malcolm, Dublin, as f in.1spectors of weights and measures. r THE BURNING OF THE NEW HOLLAND PIER. a TRAFFIC SUSPENIDED. - As a result of the destruction by fire of the New - 'Holland Pier, the railway authorities yesterday gave, notice that there would ...
... -20.000 Feet above the Sea, fully illustrated 1by 90 brilliant lantemr slides, at .he Philo- i-oritical HIall. on Wednesicny evening next. The boys of the Yorkshire Sr-ciety-s Sr-ool, West- milster Bridge-road, London, the other night had the pleasure ...
... the' Mayor for the use of his parlour and to Councillor Lodge for presiding. A NEW FOG SIGN4AL.-Messrs. Cousens and Grayson, of 3, Brearton-street, Bradford, have patented a. new fo signal. In its operation a hell is rung close to the position oceupied by ...
... the universal chorus of approval that was bestowed upon it as a work that reve-led Verdi in a new light, as a rriusician vwho had disc.arded aid fornrs for new. Aida is t ilo product of the middle stage in his department, as an operatio comporer; it ...
... w6CELLANEOUS WAR NEWS, ITEMS OF WAR NEWS. (LomnAnIi NLvws ConsucY'e TELtEGsnAst.) LILL., DOO. 16. i1re Prussian corps bis boon hastily dispatched lanD before Pali3 to oppose the advance of li0eneral yaidlrcrhssinns in thle neighbourhlod of Albert have ...
... ILEEDS AND WEST-RIDING NEWS. LEEDS. POCKET PICRINO.-On Monday, Fjiz. Monro, was brought up at the Court House, charged with haying, on Saturday night, picked the pocket of William Wray of 4s. 6d., at a lodging-house in the Boot and Shoe Yard, in Kirkgate ...
... worthy of remark, that since last Christmas, this Order has doubled itself, not only to in number of Lodges, but we hope in talent, in- hi telligence, and respectability,-with cheering pros- w pects of several more new Lodges on the eve of hi opening. ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. -. -. - THUBSDAY, July 7th, 1887. THE news is somewhat more reassuring as lo the ultimate ratification of the -Egyptian Convention. ?? ;. - 4n 4n - I- 1 - -RA lonn 4L - -14 l 11. JAA;_A There is said to be less anxiety as to the attitude ...
... and was seventeen years of age. He was studying at University College, London, and a the London address given is that of his private tutor, c Ma. HAnvEY was at home for the Christmas holidays, u and only returned to town a few days ago. His un- timely end ...
... the number of expensive illustrated books issued, and this has arisen from two causes ; in the first place, the production of Christmas presentation books has been overdone of late, and in the second place, the cost of illustrations has greatly increased ...
... prisoner. IT 'is stated that late on Tuesday night the police seized some dynamito in a shop, No. ' 69, Harrow-road, London. About Christmas the sbop was opened, ostensibly for the sale of old books, by two men, one of whom is believed to be an American. ...