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... are to cost one franc, and the proceeds are to be devoted to the poor of Pans. The military governor has given permission to four military bands to lend their services to tbe entertain- ment, which is to be of a varied character, comprising the illumination ...
... wheoare expected to arrive here at ten o'clock this mo1sing, The imperial party will leave the Dershava aid proccel on board the Dannebrog. The other members of the Reval family, including the Queen of Greece, the Princees5'c Wales, and the Duchess of Cumberland ...
... all branches of German industry and commerce, the reports lay stress upon the growth of the railway, telegraph, and postal services. In 1871 the number of post offices in Germany did not exceed 7,185, while in 1889 it reached 235,000. The telegraph offices ...
... bgs;same day lat ye~ar46,000'hugeP.. Clear elidl hlvsnoinl;lihthos,5X3; heavy hogs, .38 -1E NEW GEi~~ MILIT;ARY ERRMui Ocoe0 4-j-h details~ of the-'~ Military Reform Bill, w~jiich have been kept secret zI o the present ar fficiallY publisW o-ay Thameasre fixes ...
... advantage of the Queen's temporary absence to summon Lord Derby, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Bright, Mr. Osborne, and half dozen Irish Members, to a conference 011 the merits of the Palmeiiston M inistry, the character the persons composing the Queen's household, and ...
... that it would be a violation of the Queen's warrant. Mr. Hutt mid the letter was fraud, and the to It a forgery. was the work of some scoundrel, if he might oall him so; for must be connected with the public service, was supposed to be a gentleman. General ...
... It was then conveyed to the Arsenal Station, the route being lined . withl troops. C CIVJL. SERVICE CO'tMIS1tOs-.-The Royvl Commission on the Civil Service met again yesterday, when Sir Alger- nona Vest, chairman of the Inland Revenue Department, L gave ...
... antiquities, has just died Paris. He has left all his antique bronzes and (he most important of his Etruscan terra cottas to the Imperial Library. The Huguenota' has been produced in Rome for the first time, under the title of Renato de Graen wold. The rush ...
... have been thrown out of employment SAD DEATH OF AN INFIRMARY NURSE. An inquest was held at Hotherbithe, London, yester- day, on the body of Charlotte Agnes Mary Bancroft (29), one of the nurses at the Rotherhitbe Workhonse.-Alice Lake, a sister of tbe deceased ...
... MKajesty thme Queen on board, has just arrived in the roafdstead. The Royal yacht entered the military port at four o'clock. The Maritime Prefect and his staff and the British Consul at once went on board to pay their respects to the Queen. THE STATE OF ...
... car ccmrisittee had requested the Miayor and their echairman to convey their thanks for the valuable T1 services rendered by the police, the military, volunteers, various CJorporation. committees and officials, and many I other public bodies and private ...
... present. ' Yesterday the Colonial Office received a despateh from Sir William Robinson, the Governor and Comlande of the Military Forces at Hong Kong, stating that 'the P. - and 0. steamer Bokhara had been totally wrecked mand that a' large number of ...