... Mr A. Blackwond, Miss Virginia Blake, Mr Dashwood Bostock, Mr Frank C. Bostock, Mr E. H. Bourchier, Mr Arthur Brantford, Mr Torn Bray, blr Franklin Bucklaw, Mr Alfred Burgess, Mr Joe Burnand, Miss Lilly Calvert, Mr Leonard Campbell, Mr L. L. Carson, Professor ...

... interrupted by the destruction of the iduct at Fontemny, near Frosard, between Nancy and Straaburg. Eigbt hurdred Garibaldians have torn up the railway and dispersed a detachment of lsndwehr, killing some and taking others prisonerm Much agitation prevails ain ...

... Aurora, . Schroder, hence at Pillan. 1 Aurora, Stein; George and Catharine, Black; and Mary, Macken- r, zie, henceat Riga. Albion, Reliner, hence at Stralsund. Lilla Mathilda, Fisher, hence at Wolgast. 4 , Gilbert tugicsl, Clark, from St. John's, N. B ...

... Chica-o fire in 1870, at that place, is sought by his ?? aind eister. MARY AwN WALsil: ssiled from Birlkenhead in January, 1863, for Melbotune, and was last heard of in service ?? St. lilla. Sister Annie. HENRY WATSON, last seen at Boston, Lincoln. shire, ...

... t11at'of exploration, acid now resumes his worki at T bueshd Mayer of York has received a badly-written ,g, 1.encilel cil a leaf torn from a mcinisortnluni-bho;, t;-esnir- ilc lestruction of tilc cathedtal, the castle, n' eanoieeitse Cildllsal adjoainig tie ...

... I lemrkc tbut if 110in imlgi Ites for a Inolmenl thatt the iluroasa Li pealing of tile boils o f St. Petter's at Clirleli lilla or any 01 hler I Litte elm005 me ilia 11 annoyance lie is Vory mnuch i sitaken . Aganil if l10 wishes to coltvey tei~le ide ...

... bouquets Id of flowers, presented by the bridegroom. The c. officiating clergy were the Vicar of the Parish i so Church (St. Mary's), Rev. T. Errington Scott, ge and the Ren. T. Carnegie Brown, Vicar of St. in Paul's, Brixton. M'.r Geo. Cragge, brother ...

... meeting close r to ihe Federation meeting plane. At one platform a o pe kcr was hurled from his place and the rel flag io wes torn to pieces, but protected by the police the Pptvker managed to ercape before receiving further injuries. Several disturbances ...

... tried to hide in an old oak trunk, as lie was exhausted. He was soon discovered, the dogs surrounded the tree, and would have torn him to pieces had not a huntsman come up in time to save him. After cutting off the paws and tail, they directed their steps ...

... way or other in this dark aibir. T'hey were taken Int custody, and a verdict of wilfulmurder was returned against them; The Mary.le-bone Election terminated on Tues. day it favour of Sir S. Whalley. The following was the state of the poll at the close:- ...

... Bowden, Miss Drury, Mr. Caple, Mr. Stark, Mr. J. F. Spurr, Mr. H. Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fretwell, Mr. John Moxon, Miss Mary Moxon, Mr. W. Jepson, Mr. A. Jepson, Mr. O. Jepson, Mr. Geo. Neville, Mr. J. Strickland, Mr. H. Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Mears ...

... 1Newry, grain ; Lilla, New~ry, grain; Agees, Be Drogheda, grain; Mary, Drogheda, grain; Guild Mayor, Drogheda, grain; Elica, Mary, Liverpool, grain; Lady 11 Alice Kenlis, Liverpool, grain; Baby, Piel, Stonces- - mu Sa'ilings.-Bliza. Mary, to Liverpool ...