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... Victoria (British Columbia). A boy of 14, named Mumford, shot himself in the bead with a revolver, death being instantaneous_ Mr. John Morley, on his way from Ireland to London, visited Mr. Glad-tone at Hawarden. Albert Rowland Cartwright met his death through ...
... Lecture. On Thursday eve:Wog:LT the Folkstonaroad Hall, Mr. H. Grattan Guinness delivered a most interesting lecture on The New World of Central Africa. The lecture was illustrated by admirable views, shown by means of the lime light. Mr. Ransoms Wallis ...
... gruitdifilculty obtained abranth of a tree returned with it to her sister, who was clinging to the and iclaced It firm under her arms. Then, seeing that Mr. Lewis was making but slow progre, round the shore of the bay, she at ono* took of her boots and started ...
... Read, been abandoned. me owner bas published the following list of the crew : Captain, Jeokin Phillips, Newousy, Cardigan; the chief mate John Reid, second mate, J. Uacallum, Bernertown, Glasgow; cook, W. Wilcox, Newhaven; seamen, lokster, Webster, Neilson; ...
... stable, Peers, began to play with • gm, which he did not Mow was loaded. The west off, and the thaw passed through shoulder. His arm was amputated, bat he afterweets trod. David Dandirdele, • presseetter, employed by Minn. Panay sad Beek, dyers, oe Leeds, was ...
... in the fierce light and with difficulty the lad climbed up the rope. Just as he reached the top and a man stretched out his arms to catch him the poor little fellow bis bold and fell back into the fire. The donee shooting fiercely up from the cellar the ...
... whose speech had beeo interrupted by the adjournment at the previous sitting, pointed out that there was no analogy between Grattan's Parliament and the legislative body which it waa proposed to set up in Ireland, so that the comparative peace which existed ...
... meet the difficulty of the Act of Union by taking over their Parliament which then existed and had since been known as the Grattan Parliament. He (Pitt) proposed that ktperial and foreign affairs should be left excluidvely to the Imperial Parliament, and ...