... INTk.LLIOENCE FROM NEWFOUNDLAND just received at St. John's, says that the seal fishery has been, on the whale, successful up to the 28th ult. Two hundred and fifty thousand seals had arrived at St. John and Harbour Grace. THK DUKE or BUCKINGARM has issued ...

... the sober part of the community, but the public dinner-giving authorities like a speech for their money. The last of the Cardigans fell into the part of the after-dinner hero of the short, sharp, indecisive gallop of Balaklava muck more readily than the ...

... does the truest chivalry consist but in high conception of that little word—little, bat pregnant with meaning—duty The deed of arms, I main* tain, was above all Greek, above all Roman fame.” Beside the actors in it, so many of whom are present here this ...

... sing’s sword, held them arm’s length, and retired slowly, fighting end defending the trampst-maj or until da* prived his weapon a shot. This it no rhodomontade, but plain fact, as recorded in the Oanttte. Alexander Robert Dunn, Cardigan's boys, was another ...

... Daptdord. - - - - _ . A large scheme is on foot for snnplying the whole of London with soft water from North Wales, near Cardigan Bay. The area is about 60,000 acres, and the distance from London 183 miles. It is said that the Duke of Bumleach hal sold ...

... Durham, by which one man was killed, and three persons severely injured. The work of the colliery has been suspended. MR. JOHN HOLMS, D.L., has become a vicepresident of the Public Museums and Free Libraries Association. The Rev. F. M. Beaumont and Mr ...

... arteries in the region of the heart. John, Lord Campbell, Lord High Chancellor, was the second and youngest son of the Rev. Dr. George Campbell (fifty-four years minister of Cupar), and Magdalena, only daughter of Mr. John Flidlyburton, of Fodderatiee. He ...

... the settlement of the difficulties between Spain and Peru. The Minister Plenipotentiary of Peru is now on his way to Europe, armed with powers to make the necessary arrangements. At the private mee`ing in the Wyndham Bankruptcy case, Mrs. Wyndham was cited ...

... intendedto remove to. Why, sir, replied Jack, with a grin on his phiz, Tom Smith moves to my shop, and I move to his ! JOHN tiPONG, a mister, who was convicted at the December sessions of the Central Criminal Court of having forged the will of one ...

... Wharncliffe, was resumed on Monday at the Wortly Arms Inn. The jury returned a verdict of Wilful murder against the three men in custody, and also against a fourth man unknown. THE WILL of the Right Hon. John Baron Wrottealey, F.R.S., D.O L., late of Wr ...

... twenty-one lives from the following veaselai—Brig Trial, of Poole; smack Merrion Lase, of Aberystwith; smack Lion, of Cardigan; smack John and James ' of Chest r, and other wrecks. During the past mo th the Institution bad sent two new lifeboats to Dublin ...

... tale Of valiant John and his Majesty's Mail, How with traces unbroken, and never a spilt, Ile was caught by the snow upon Wilderness Hill; And chins will waggle, and chuckles wax sly, As the gossips remember the reason why. Taciturn John was his Grace's ...