... CajtainI JoISes, telling him. he would not be hiiur. Witncss and Captain King endea. voured to pas tlrouugll when the ndh olosed in upon us. A portionl of the mlol seized Captais King and dr'gged hinu away. I ?? hold of Capt.in Kiig by the ehoulders alid 'e ...

... very great respect, has refustd to ignore Dr. Colonsa's posimion as Bishop of Natsl, but has obeyed his ordere, and latterly has been in Mariizburg reading prayers for and otherwise assisatig Dr. Colenso. Mr. Tonnecea received a stipin- -from -the Society ...

... Eadrl ?? . ieut. ?? L'slie-: . - . -Captain (rrt, 3d0dragoon tusw by the Lord - ?? Jsims Sitcl~ir, 'y Mr; Secredty Peet * . - '(itaiji 'Elliort I,.- N. by Dr.. . :'Wiliaml 4?ordoion oiighI rieturfl from Franie - - ~William Stewrat ?? :. ?? . (Colbnel- Grant ...

... oclock -Mr Parnell, accompanied 4 by Dr Kenny, Mr Learny, M.P., and others, preceeded to the ofhco of United Ireland, where they seized the issue for the wveek, and dismissed MVr Bodkin, the acting editor-. Lr Bodkin de- i) elined to recogniso Mr Parnell's ...

... n to His ?laiessy' Mr Robert Follett Synge, Hretr cii representative from the Forei-, --ei0 Uu~. On the train drawing up the ?? si_,10 was reoceived by Mr .. A. Mac. Dreghorm Castle, Sir Thomas M'Clure, l pG Londonderry County; Dr Bishop, ilr pg a 1t ...

... -GOD SAVE THE KING. (Fronm the Itoncheleter Guardian's Correspondence.) Ti Brussels, July 10. be I God ssave the King ? Such is the title of a most interesting rv article, comprising tics feuilleton of this day's 120p~endance, el and emanaticcg, unless ...

... further information about Dr Nanson, and now we are informed of an American expedition in search of the Polar eaplorer under the direction of Mr Evelyn Baldwin, said to have been a member of Peary's expedition to Greenland in 1893. Mr Baldwin proposes. it ...

... list6a to Dr Stalker's sketch of these movements with mare than interest. He wae sure tbey sbould be greatly instructed by what they eheulsl hear. he was very glad that Dr Stalker had escaped frouit America. (Laughter and applause. ) Ho was eure Dr Stalker ...

... Fthe INelson King. who set to music Dr Mackay's To- Valel swday and To-morrowr ?? Sir Telleronche Sinclair, Ur ands- roode Tbavaeore Watt.s, Mr Charles Rent, Mr Girling, Tb Mrba r W. C, Angus, Mr A. G. Souatter, to p: gle the president or ...

... of'Pollokweight- -8ozO-dr. 20gr. d.2, T& John, -son of Mr. WYin!. &evirt, garoener to 110o.t. * : ]3ee.le , (hlonorebilipweight'.7 oz. 15,dr.s. Vfgrs. 'Sd, To .Msr Matthew Algie,. rqsse-nmy-Loof, weoght 7 oz. i14 drs. 4 grs. . . . .4th,: -o ...

... Shepley, and Mr. Bedford, one of the lik' constables of the district. Ile was then apparemutly asleep, the and expressed thie greatest unconcern at his situation. le Ch was safely lodged in custody. The inquest was eld m) Moi- r day, before Mr. Thomas Taylor ...

... I '1fourth -who had taken., that honour during, an( the ?? twenty years. At the triennial thi camipetition in. 1854, Mr Smith and Mr Jack vel ware again so oceisfuli, ol?~aining the' Br ad~albiane' on 3d Bursaries, open to all Masters of Arts of 'less ...