... LABOURER FINED to tete , M?^'*C^ JUMPERS. Newrastle £7 A 20-year-old labourer wad fined £8 Sf CARDIGANS I/O Superintendent W. Bell said that at He was John Stewart Carr (42). a 1a g y at Belford Court on Wednesday, when 7** PULLOVERS 4.10 p.m.. September ...

... which I have stated; proceeded amid agitations ami broils and collisions of men under arms; proceeded amid increasing disturbances, not excluding irruptions of armed mobs into the Parliament house, and even the burning of it, until all this naturally and ...

... provisions of the act 19th and 20th Vic., eh. 34. The Tipperary Fret Press of last week states, that the rumour of James (and even John) Sadleir being still in Ireland, daily gaining ground, and becoming morej generally credited. The decomposed body of a short ...

... WK CAN ova WHITE DANCE SNOEE TO ANY CHAOB AT SHONT NOTICE AT A SMALL EXTRA CHARGE. JOHN MOSGROVE, high street & bridge street BERWICK ON TWEED display flowers, bowls of tulips and ferns, flowering heaths, solnnums and cyclamen, all of which help to brighten ...

... him any pension it may think desirable, and without making stipulations. According to the corresi>ondent of the Times, Lords John Russell and Minto, who are staying at Florence, are looked upon by the Grand Duke as “a couple of itinerant demagogues.” At ...

... duel fought »f Cardigan and mothßr in ,tteatrag the boy, nothing could Tuckelt. Thecoronette ,r’i,„i i w while the learned concerning the deceased. Flu the mischief, escaped a technical ■ , wil , on b , the order of the coroner, had made arm of justice de ...

... bleeding from wounds. We remained in the cabin until daybreak. The cook was wounded in twelve different places. In the morning John Bull, ordinary seaman, came to the skylight, and I sung, out, “Jack, are you alive-? Where is James Veale?” He said, “He is ...

... the window see if was there. He then withdrew entirely then came out of the office with dark garment over his arm, which I took to be the cardigan jacket wore in the canteen. He took from shell or nail underneath it a padlock, which bs placed in his left ...

... The statement that General Ignatieff will shortly proceed on political mission to Teheran is declared to without foundation. John Longdon, batcher, living at Derby, was on Saturday lined £l2O for having diseased meat exposed for sals in his shop. Colonel ...

... for the same reason, and the prizes were &weeded to the only other competitor, Mr John Roleon, Newton, who showed his Eats-, burgh prize pen. In the poultry earns Mr John Gillies, Edington Mill, Chirnaide, wee of tie principal prize takers. He was first ...

... would be equal to it.” The admiral was buried on the sth, all the captains of transports following. The wreck the emigrant ship John, on the Manacles Hocks, on the coast of Cornwall, and the melancholy loss of life wuich ensued, formed the subject of the first ...

... Melbourne Parliament. The bell at a church in French province recently fell. Mid killed woman who waa dlvme The Rev. Henry Grattan Guinness has commenced to preach in New York, where he has created * l meut. The Mu.io-hall which preaches every occasion ...