... submarine tunnel. Hearing of our fears on the eubject, the French must surely waded() that we stand in terrible dread of their arms, and regard their strategists se possessing something more than human skill and power. For such an invasion as that talked ...

... destined to participate hereafter in the government of the empire. she recommends an •muest. fur the Nihilists. DUMONT% CARDIGAN JACKETS. These far-famed jackets are superior to all ethers. Ali 11110311110 stock to sel..ct Mal. Prime at least 10 par ...

... flaw Ilortrorthotfor LIVERPOOL. BIRKENHEAD. AND RECENT TESTIMONY. TESTEROWILL TROY ERZ REV. R S. DICCVI7IL 175. elevate:ad./arm% Igirirenhred. August 4th. DWI gra —from a (*Mote of gratitoda toy ou. add desire to benefit tbose .ho suffer. IMI to Worst/ea ...

... unptied in • oettein mew • violation of the Coronation oath, and that it was opposed to the Act of t'nlon. Br quotations from Grattan, Planket. Castlereagh. sad Peel. be endersyawed lb show that image ground ofintake it was in the least necessary to disestablish ...

... rrese, Mothounbe, the wife of Edward Gorrlli, of a daughter. Cterrov-March 27, at 93, Sallthury.road. the wile of 11r. John Grattan, of a daughter. Haute-March 26, at 43, Anindeletreet. Walton.ththc.llia, the alt of Mr. Thanes fill:ilia Huns. of a eon ...

... jir ir Xra k. . r 4 I. Chins (40 pieces) from Ws: beam is id oder Midis Wks* POMO TO AND ismovula. JOHN DONNELLY, HALM. VIIRNITURZ Maim herd b pro VULMVIX. MUM IL. ken &M.& tie me —lt reiisid. ME tin. lON WllOOlll TONTO lINTM WWOl.lllllaLi BiI•MWELL. ...

... the crew, numbering twenty-eight. Another Liverpool vessel, the Eulomene, from Calcutta to Liverpool, which went ashore in Cardigan Bay, near Pwellheli, is a complete wreck. Ail hands have been safely landed. The Bristol police authorities seem to have ...

... Vowlks. *i Engagement Walton and Dottridge's . Company. A, e! >ay), 29th inst., and i'u the Week, the Dra-..a. written h. P. Grattan and Joseph Eldred, eutitled— THE FOLLIES OF THE DAY. -I - READING EXTRAOR* k A r Y . THIS D \Y. STICAL PANDORA. Also rt U>S'S ...

... Leasee..Mrs. Edward REOPENING NIGHT, Afte t HOLIDAY (MONDAY NEXT), 4th Inst., complete Redecoration and several Alterations. arm. MRS. EDWARD SAKER THE Marie Stuart in tbe romantic Drama, *?o» . .* '»? ON, supported by Mr. Charles Dornton's Company, including ...

... Liberator,' died at his Dublin residence on Tuesday night, at the patriarchal age of etehty-twa. Only the night before Mr. John O'Leary had made hie first public appearance. after being the Salle of brie for twenty years, to deliver a Mature on Young ...

... exposed from armed burglars and reckless dynanutards, it appears that the London force is highly popular. It is mated that there are four thousand applicants on the books at Scotland-yard. kr. Pam.ll's proposal to rotors the Parliament of Grattan does not ...

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