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... policy. The last mail from the Diamond Fields brings ns a story which is an apt illustration of the chances of a digg-er's life. A claim was aban- doned as worthless near New Rush. A Dutch- man turning over some refuse, lighted upon a diamond weighing 321 ...
... Cil,ini deputy is preparing against the evil Iisd nay, it is generally believed in New I 'lthit that king of rogues, JAY GOULD, has 10 rod a controlaing interest in the New York M'te Alas, that such a thing should be ! tlbii ?? JAV GOULD, whose proper place ...
... TELEGRAMS.) A of THE LONDON SCHOOL BOARD.- no THEl TICHBORNE CASE.-THE CORAM- 'r STREET MURDER. s, [FRox ouR LONDON CORRESPOxNor.] ;en LONDON, WEDxESDA~y NiOGr. is There was marked disposition to-day on the Ine part of the London School Board to shirk ...
... newspapers in general, and the London newspapers in particular, systematically ignore the opera- tion of institutions and of principles which, more than any other, affect directly the con- dition of mankind. A striking illustration of this is to be found in ...
... Alliance News in 17- e nearly 1,4001. in addaition to tbst eyly 1,71 ngantonsly distributingO thet PIPer, in opyu ascsigtbree-hsll- Reckoning each _op as . cotn c 3-1!. pence, post free, thi wel vu . A11iOi w ould show that 5,000 copies oraqrN News were ...
... bread-winners of of several hundred . households will be thrown ily into idleness, and there will be but a sad iI ti- Christmas and a dismal New Year in con- d lur sequence. The reason for this arbitrary h 3- course of proceedings is a dispute between tl ilf ...
... up by a passing i vessel.T AERIVALS AND SAING7S r HARaTnPOOL, March 7.-Ludwortl (s9),Moldrn for London, coals;- Lady Hlilda (so), 'iicbolssn, oso N I London, ?? o Wosa' HARTLasPOcL, March 7.-Gipsy Queeii Issi, N' - e03, from Hamburg, general; Afars, Blarker- ...
... LAT=ST NEWs a THE ROYAL TITLES BILL. A crowded mecting was held at the City Ter- a minus Hotel, London, yesterday, to protest u against the Royal Titles Bill--lMr Samuel Morley, s M.P. prcsiding. Mlr W. Fowler, banlker, moved- That while declaring its ...
... to had arrived on his Eastern tour he gave to the ar world in the pamphlet eulogized by Mr Bright th which was published in 1886. Mr Cobden had 011 already made his marlk as a pamiphleteer -in the Pf previous year, and his reputation was so far bl established ...
... with Savfet Pasha. It is believed that the first sitting of the Confer- ence will be held on Saturd ay. Some clauses of the new Constitution have been modified. ST. PETErSBURG, WILDNIMSDAY. The Sublime Porte hes notified its complete adhesion to the Geneva ...
... though still enable to get up. The present cavalry sword is to be withdrawn, anda new_ one issued with a solid instead of a basket hilt. The first regiment to receive the new Weapon is the 6th Dragoon Guards {Cardhbiheers), *ho embark for Iunia on the 29th ...
... Hall, Matchedter, on I January 29t4. r; GENERAL FI'OREIGN NEWS. re .. UNITED STATES. NEWYOnx, Weduesday.-The Nev ynor7z Here announces that, the rorwing crew of Columbia )y University, at New York, propose to visit England a- enrlyin the spring to compete ...