... pool of blood onthe earpet, near, where found it was unsound, | He did not consider jit for | Perry Jony.—Messrs. Hugh Cherry, John Searson, | In the reign of Heary VILL, yt was a Royal residence, | that, so soon as they have determined apon the days dise ...

... fumigated | pears from information which I have obtained from | picota; schooner Kehrwicher, Captain Haverburg; Dutch A lad named John Mulligan, who pleaded guilty to H the head, and quick-witted Jamie took the hint intended | 3 a precautionary measure. The ...

... in regions where the Trish predominate, investigations regarding the loyalty of officers and soldiers being instituted, and arms being distributed for the use of citizens known to be opposed to Fenian designs. The customs authorities are nervous over the ...

... Jory were sworn the case: ohn Blood, Allen, P. Daniel, James H. Connell, Thos. Bridg- ford, John A. Callow, Edward. Carson, Devitt, Wm. Fenelon, John Grattan, and Wm Fottrel _ The SoLicrton-GENERAL opened the case on the ‘of the nature Felony A e a short ...

... museum at Aston Hall, to which the publie have long had access on Sundays without objection or complaint.” Surcrpe or a Rev. John Sell- wood, vicar of Shute, near Axminster, has com- . mitted suicide, On Thursday afternoon he hada fit, but recovered, though ...

... straight for the last time, one of the animals bolted, threw the rider, and plunged into the crowd, A ser- vant at the Cardigan Arms, named Charlotte Schofield, who had stepped across for a few moments in order to witness the performance, was knocked down ...

... Ireland is daily becoming more English, the Times regrets that there should be any attempt to make a political use of the Grattan Memorial. An offer of £1.200 • year has been made by a libeial laymian to found the Bishopric of Cornwall. the Moscow banter ...

... financier; my name's Labouchere, and I will enter. And mine is Lionel Brongh, said the policeman. They walked upstairs arm-in-arm together. INDIAN IMPORT DUTIES. London, 'I hursday. A Lagos deputation waited upon the Marquis of Salisbury to-day from ...

... Line. Bandaj, April 14. OftORQX RALIKirriNK, nii T«.«. Bonu.. Bolljman.. John Wib», 1 AK/w.kJl William Dice it, Dario Oat, Eden, Portglenone. SMtrn, Kasbarkin. High M'Eror, Glen arm. Ejdmusd HoßUtaoM, Uandalstown. 8i- Almost erery article mnnofacturetl ...

... transfer the seat Government from Constantinople Scutari, and already objects of value in the palace Topcapan, well all the arms aad ammunition found in the capital, are being removed to Scutari, This step, it added, does not imply a belief in the immediate ...

... siid nothing about caresses. The Juror —Did he hold you in his arms when he made the promises? (Renewed laughter). His Lordship—Sir, sh .* never said a word about his having her his arms. Mr. Fraser then re id th love-letters, and the further bearing ...

... present, handed the to heid an’ gree. | fearful disaster. St. John’s affords facilities treacherous slime. Any snipe-shocter Mr. Carey asked if Mr. Seott had ac- | saw Liazie O'Neill there. John Quigley who isaceustomed to a common shaking the still; andthe ...