... meant, but he would not say. Be then made as if he was going to rush upstairs, and witssent out her arms to prevent him. Be caught bold of her right arm and swung her aelde, hurting her much. She told him he a oorrerdly brute for toning into a hour, without ...

... the Battle of Alms. He also took part in the charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan. through which be escaped unhurt, but at the Battle of Inkerman his right arm was shot sway. ...

... Stanley House, Lower Clapton ; Char es John Bond, L.R.C.P. London, Lotterworth, Leicestershire; Frederick Dale, M.B. Cantah, L.R.C.P. London, Scarborough; M , rgan Davies, L.R.C.P. London, Llangwyryfon, Cardigan; John Hopkins, L.S.A., Cleveland-street Infirmary ...

... charming lathers**. The part of the boy, always played by a female. for the first time represented by a boy, &Neter Henry Grattan. and his performance was astonishingly good. The other parts were s•tidactorily played. The scenery and mounting is equal ...

... struggle between the two parties in the Council. Many of'moderate Nationalists who desire to have Home Rule after the model of Grattan's Parliament. with the golden link of the Crown holding the two countries together, will vote for an address, while the Extremists ...

... Paitairextr Lamp Accinswr.-4 terrible lamp accident occurred early on Sunday morning at a house in tilaucue Street, Bromley by How. John Honey and his wife, the occupants of the dwelling. had left a paraffin lamp burning during the night, and when Mrs. Honey attempted ...

... 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 ...

... Canon Howell. father to the rector of Peninaenmawr, preached at the al t-ritoon vice. A FATAL a C:ITMINT has hapi.ened at Mr. John Cre's's Winstanton. A girl named Mary Rebecca Bo tock, aged 13, was standing near one of the oldfashione.l milk churns, driven ...

... and his brother, John Walsh, stowed themselves away in the Wyoming at Liverpool. They concealed themselves over the donkey engine boiler, and it steam was got up, afraid of being detected, they remained until nearly unconscious. John IValsh, however ...

... 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 ...

... proposed ideas should be carried out, and troops moved towards the Long Valley, and were formed up in position for attack. All arms were represented, and, indeed, every branch of the service. The Engineers quickly laid their field telegraphs in the fues marked ...