... £8. lOs.; Mlessrs. Edelsten, Williamns, and Co., £3. 3s.; Messrs. Heaton and Dugard, . is. d. Messrs. John Yates and Co,, Rocky Lane, £2. 2s.; hessrs. JDenton and Stuns, 2Y s.; Mr. Jacob 'Dodd, £~1. Ss. Ui.; lessrs. Onest and Silvester, £1. Is;. Donation-: ...

... 9tarted froa Stromeforry for Inverness. tb At the place where the landelip occerred the line of railway rnce close along a rocky hill that rises to a to great height, and a portion of this hill had become ra locsened by recent storms or recent excarations ...

... detirous of entering should send in their names on or before June 15th to the local repre: sentativo Mr. James Settle, 45, Rocky-lane, N ensham. Park, Liverpool, from whor the syllabus and all particulars may be obtainecd LrvrapoorL ECoizxaaERnir SociI3rV ...

... ocne) chair provided far the president. Dr Tyodall looked 1.Are aIXianSly at his laimp, andI said a word or two to Mr L.,- Cottrell, the genius of the lamp, on wvhose skilful Are manipuliation thle success of the' exhifition always wrfith depends. Poesr ...

... and is I as grand an outlookseaward as the Ormeshead. Then there th; are the chalk preeipices of Spooton and the singular rocky rei ridge known as Filey Brigg, or Ifile, which can be seen ite froso Flamborough. 'One snore comparison. If you wish avi ...

... first boat o load had searcely landed when the village burst into o flames. 'Tile column inmmediatly started tp the steep rocky hill to the earthworks. Thley eventually t s took up a position on the top of the hill, and the t! American flag was raised ...

... Miss Ada Dyes played Phoebe Marks with most commendable good taste, and displayed much power and intelligence; whilst Miss Cottrell looked and acted Alice Audley, the daughter of Sir Michael, charmingly. The curtain, which fell amidst general aeclamations ...

... electric telegraph. Thledesign is bold, and tlct and highily characeteristic of the subject portrayed. At the summit of aeption a rocky eminence (in frosted silver) stands a figure of Science, irele is with ai wreath of immertelles in lien upraised and extended ...

... Master to he towed to Plym;outh. he 20 in The weather was very severe at the time, and the to. position of the Pascal on a rocky coast was one of on stion peril. Hawsers having been made fast, the vs Gabalva proceeded to takie thes Pascal in tow, and to ...

... very nuimerously, Mr. Councillor Iris Mratlde ably stiustaied the etutices of chtairmatn, aitd wag supported by Councillors Cottrell, Goadebyr, cud H-arry Retwson, Messrs. W. WV. Fester and James Naylor bhing the vice-chitirmeti. A very pleasant and agreeable ...

... lisrse-Severely: MIaIjor Wihislow, Private Sawdle, G. Brown, F. Fidler, and J. Davessy, 2lst Regiment ; OYlsior Bond ; Privates Cottrell, H. Hawee, and W. Severett, 5 8th ?? ; Lieutenast Jenkins, lfth Lancers, Lieutenanst Phitpps, lst-24th; Lieutenant Liebestrood ...

... the ladies of thelchorus too highly all for their elegant costumes. Their appearance on ose Monday evening ' climbing over rocky mountains th was the signal for an outburst of applause, and the he first chorus was loudly redemanded, Aliss Maggie Tb Roberts ...