... fined Ba . including L CARES. no following nawe r-nder the Edaotticn were heard.—John Meaden. adjourned; Jose. turd 24 (rd.; Fanny Otterwell. 2e. td.; Joseph Earls Is (td.: John Parrett 6d and Se arreare; Charles %. - tutley. Zs 6 d• ASE. AISAULI Lard Wages ...

... had sheltered the fugitive, were murdered is the usual manner. Mr. Gladstone has withdrawn his measure for tatia g clubs. Sir John Trelawny has altogether declined further conduct of the Church-rates Abolition itlll. This morceau is exhibited in large letters ...

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... Farini, “and from the declarations made by Count Buol, at the congress of Paris, Austria means to maintain the prerogative of armed intervention in each Italian slate, whenever she may invited to do by the legitimate princes, in other words, her own very ...

... la'hoi.r . se Cifton where branch tfee DEVIZES. MOTORIST FINED. Alleged Furious Driving, V- c. ...

... mornbont of the Board. SWINDON. . S,|, Fatautt.— On Monday afternoon an accident, unfortunately attended with fatal amu named John Sharpe* IWl.who ia the employ of Chapman, bntchrrv Old and New Awindon. The poor fellow was engaged ® a load of straw and was ...

... the itiveattou ot ler. Davis, to these speeches, and his remarks were warmly applauded by the assembled company. A wan named John Stairongbi Lea been arrested Fat Sou on a charge of cuteruittiug.forgerm. upon the Melbourne branoli of the U nion ieurk of ...

... Bendel, the Duke of Rutland. Kr. .1. Halfwit. Lord Salithury. and the Prince. of Wales. The Garter Rieg of Arms (represented by Norroe King of Arms) fo!lowed. Then earns. Mr. Gladstone. grandson of the deceased statesman and mourner. other mourners were ...

... were passed through ] British territory and openly sold to savages, who, as everyone knew, only wanted arms to commence hostilities. That these arms were supplied by Englishmen, and sold by Englishmen, and that the Government of South Africa received the ...

... getting otherwise badly scratched and cut, especially when I have as many as six pairs snapped on ray wrists at one time. My arms and bands are sometimes one mass of cuts and bruises, owing to the roughness handling the cuffs on ', and it would hard I had ...

... Presently their attention els., Mnation of Sir John Dickson Peonage, and the 'by . mmittees, on which that Council sleeted n'tul - d be called to another application, but that n_cn• P. Wyndham. Sir John wee a young member mem bers , -ee and why should ...

... gallant colonel's two youngest sons—John, aged 16, and Stonehouse, aged 12. They went, with another lad named With, into the River Lugg, below Lurg Mills. Only John could swim. After being in the water some time ? John and With got out and began dressing ...