... responsible to the last farthing. Lord Cardigan has given notice to Lord Paninure in the House of Lords that he denies in the most positive manner all that is charged ageing him in the Crimean reports of Sir John and Colonel Tulloch ; that he shall make ...

... the exhibition of various military feats by the nowcommimeaced officers of the Household %Rade, and wed termed an eareult of arms Me Royal tlighW the Prince of Wales saes expected to have tionourVd the eiatirtaln. Merit 11th hi. premien, and chairs were ...

... and sow bim accost two ladies in the Market-plarenn Saturday. We socks to the ladies. and they told him that the defendant Armed them a hit of paper on which was written that he could not speak F.nglish, and wanted to know the way to Broad• strut. anb ...

... MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1891• STAIN ES Licrwits oa Rowasrax.—lt will be seen by so advertitament iu another celumu that Dr. H. Grattan Grannies will, ou Tuesday of nest week, deliver a lecture iii the Town Hall, Stains*, ou Romanism and the reformation viewed ...

... served with any beer in his house, and that he had offered him twopence to go away refuse the tight took place. By Mr. Young: John Wright was sober, but the other man was drunk and bleeding from the face. 'lnnis did not ray that there was a tight over souse ...

... Had he supported Sir John Bowrinr ? No; but he complained of a coalition between the Liberals and the Peehtes. Why, he himself had disavowed Sir John Bowring, and bad gone to two Peelites to send them out to Hong Kong to take Sir John Bowring's place. How ...

... Oar Join. Her father is all for himself in his views, against sharks her with any one. Under whisk drceastmsees she Our John. • No, John, I event have •yes. I must have My Mated, It is not my Intentions ever , beams a wills, ft is my hsteations to be always ...

... Laved. /tonnes, Paw. celebrated Hoods,. It woe that of &pewee Walpole, of Light .50•00. Horatio Walpole, to the youngest a fee John If le the &of. Guards The Bev To ehaplale to the Legstkin. perloroved the eon:many, at which were prevent Sir Aaguatu f Loly ...

... manner, by perilous not sufficiently competent for that purpose ; we, there. fore, return a verdict that Samuel Hill, John Broughton, John Marriott, and Henry Alcoek, have twine to their deaths by accident. ASOTIIER EXPLOsION AT Bllv.vvlSl.D.—..it NatUrnity ...

... prisoner in .C-'ut and one surety of CRUELTY TO • Honsx. John Bargees, of the Marone Arms, Long Ditton, was sutumainei for having worked a horse while in an unfit state ott Aural 19.—P,5,, Grattan and Inspector Trott stated that the horse upraised to be ...

... improvements they had with a whin on March '2i'ith at Clarence-street.—effected, and the state in which the place well John Meeker and I'.S. Grattan gave evidence in I kept, that their rates for the whole year were only rapport of the SUMMOUL—The magistrates in ...

... instrument which would largely increase its value. The Newfoundland Courier states that the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. John's has lately received some remarkable additions to the works of art which enrich it. Five large stained-glass windows, each ...