... sometimes spoke to him of the future. I do, indeed, sir, was the reply. Often end often I wake him in the night and say, 'John, John, you little think of the torments as is prepared for you.' AGB WILL Cora !— How sweet, but how bald for one so young ! ...

... ironclad', have armed their troops with European arms of precision, and employed European officers to drill them in the European manner. At the same time they hare laid down torpedoes in the mouths of the rivers, and have rebuilt and re-armed the Tan forts ...

... the Bev. John Henry, only son of the late R i chard osier. Jew Sueen Royale, Annie Maria, Jews Budd, Perk. Harting, and et the late Payne, late Herbarden Gate, Arend On the Zkd tilt., at the Parish Church, Bury, by the Rev. J. C. King, vicar, John, third ...

... next I hey Boy, Reveller ran a bye. Th e a/ lord Cardigan. Mr. Wile., trek L Yams LW. and Mr. M. Mockn't. to lin Osks—for bitch pap of Mi r a= runners dirledled down in tins berth lir. Wham Chris Lady Cardigan Me T. R. Fla.% sad Mr. Fiake's Fair Rosaliells ...

... will (dated October 17th, 1%7 with NI codicils (the last being dated March Bth, 18741, of Mr. Jams* Campbell, formerly of Cardigan House, Richmond, but late of Cawley Priory, Ohba-der, who died on July 19th last, has recently been roved by Mrs. Caroline ...

... severe fracture of arms; Mrs. Johnson, Ripon, bruises on leg; Mr. Dobson, Leeds, sprained elbow and ankle ; Thomas Green and William Green, colliers, cut and shaken ; John Parkin, driver of the first engine, cut bruised, and scalded ; John 'harp, fireman ...

... inscribed : Siege of Standerton. IPttO 81. Commanding+Seer Matr W. E. Montague. From his Volunteers. JOHN DUNN AND CRTEWAYO.—DIMBAN, DEO. 2L—John Dunn has brought in from £5,000 to FlO.OOO of taxes to deposit in the bank. He says that Catewayo's return ...

... mottle yard down Parliamentostrast and over Grattan Bridge loto Capel-etreet. At this time most of the men wore their badges, • narrow band rf coarse linen, stamped with the letters V. R., and fastened to the arm by means of • buckle. They thus attracted ...

... Tuesday, October 17, 1882 ILP.. Ch St. Colonel Watson, Rev. J. St. John, W. Wyatt, Esq., J. Boyle% , and W. Peaches,, Esq.—There wei. , b o th of which were supported by hro Mr. he first was made by Henry Mena for et license from old to new preinieer ...

... Wednesday. at which there were present Mr. R. H. Hurst (Chairman). the B. J. Drury, and the Bev. N. H. flarlee, and Colonel St. John, and Messrs I'. Skinner, If. Butcher. C. Holland, li. Coates. W. Rtn A- Breen. J. Leaeh. W. Nash, J. G tin ler. C, Child, anal ...

... OF A DOCTOR. Information was forwarded on Saturday to Dr. Diplock, the coroner for West Middleeex, of the death of Dr. Adam John Wbitefoord, of 48, The Grove, Hammersmith, who committed suicide in a determined manner. It appeared that the deceased gentleman ...

... was doubtless the occasion of its using in its duller moments, a great extinguisher for a cap, which it now held under its arm. . WI o are goer SCROOGISTONI demanded. I am the Ghost of Christmas Past. Long past f inquired t3CIIOOGEBTONE. No. Your ...