... Australia, the State Schoolmaster, Native Australians and Imperial Federation, and the Moral of the Queensland Imbroglio. Mr. John Heywood, of Manchester, announces the csompletion of the second volume of Baines's History of the County Palatine and Duchy ...

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... Nolah.—Bat Ku-sian shell bursting on tbs light front Lord Cardigan m.w threw out fragment whic . mot Nlaa full on too chest tad tor* -wav into his heart, Th* ■word d opped from his band; but th* arm with which he waa waving it 'he moment before still remained ...

... —Last Saturday afternoon a large number of persons (probably rite or six hundred) joorneyed from Baildon and district to the Cardigan Fields, Armley, there to witness Mr. .ll'Cone's •• Few, of Tong Perk. and Mr. B. Cooper's '• Harry, of Ilaildoe, run the ...

... NOTES ON LOCAL MATCHE& The Ode, argnehistlea played their first match this seems on Beterday at the Cardigan Fields, Leeds. when they opposed the new Leeds club. liernewhat to the darts of supporters, • large member of whoa Illeretspead the team, a defeat ...