... Trousers and Suits, newest Myles, popular prices. The noted establishment for C o ed and Mole Trousons, Vests, Guernsere, Cardigan Jackets, Shirt., Tim, Hate, Ceps, Hosiery, &c. The People's Clothiers and General Outfitters, 118 and 120, High. street, ...

... bell at a church in a French province recently kll, and lulled a young woman eh,, was attending alma Gervais. The Rev. Henry Grattan Guinnees has commenced to preach In New York, where he has Greased great excite'neut. The blusos-hall in which be preaches ...

... by Dr. Richard Grattan, a Sinks Fellow of the King and Queen'. College of Physicians, there is the following iriau statement, corroborative of the truth of &super. etitiou very prevalent in Ireland. The writer of this work, Dr. Grattan, is well known ...

... tin Tuesday afternoon two .in. o f the liar. R. 11. Di.km. Roder ,4 Eadebureit, named Thomas Ernest. aged 13. and Bernard John. aged 11, wont out for a sail in a boat off leyedown. with two grolllll.lq , PIM* .4 the Vicar .4 Iwynlown awl Harty tthe Rev ...

... Robert am, i,tine friends, who were assembled considering me ineval loading arm instead of the onsosete nog snaeritmakly I zin g , Wag e i wen of She ki the Tad of Cardigan., setiquilles, welcomed Moe heartily, and felt him a worthy pan at present used ...

... of sliver. The yield to California Is Increasing a new silver region of s hundred miles by forty has been discovered is the Arm. tine Republic, at the foot of the Andes, and St. Arnaud, Victoria, Is described by miners working there as a salver Cornwall ...

... the upside down car. He had been watching for signals, but Edwards gave none. Edwards maintained that he did signal with his arm and that he looked in his mirror and saw there was nothing behind • before he started to turn. The car must have been right ...

... lying on the pathway. The head was towards the emd, and her right arm waist:sight and the other was drawn epee , an angle. and the hand clenched. The face was partly covered by a cardigan jacket , minus the sleeves and buttons. Mr. Vox • medical student ...

... pot the boom* seated jolaw. Th e distress of this den been inereasing foe John Flood. grandson of the founder of the family. I awe time past, and Hit did set demean It would be John Flood made hie will in ISA' devising the lam paw for l esions se meet be ...

... (they saw the parish church and Dunster Castle. In the castle grounds He said that Mr. John Lingham, BOY STOLE the speaker said there was a Inman licensee the Westcourt Arms. Gil- tree on which could be seen buds, lingham, was escorting an elderly blossom ...

... Bette_bette: hem insulation and Pot plant in bloom : 1 Mr C. Harris, improve the lighting. FINEST VAILIE IN lONT PURE WOOL CARDIGANS /. 2 Mrs. M. Monk. Foliage pot plant : Saturday's fete was opened by • • • AIIIa/ 2 Mrs. M. Monk (one award only Mrs. E. ...

... laid before Pmltainent, that alder the of minaaatka, the Britian array 'annulus in act vity, wofght, Orin or cheat, and One of arm To shim farts ' , unmanning odium, daetors, and afattatico, alike bear testimony. Shorty after the e-ljqnrosseet of the Muse ...