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... Fornax or Chatter; April, Hindoo or Charming Nancy; Chillingpton, Prime Cheddar: Spring. Bikova; Hunters' Steeplechase, Kilworth or Merryman; Southover, Patsey. `Clifden in the .Sparting f(ainronie7e says- Bervick, Chatter or Fornax; April, Brave or Ilin- ...
... Black Sea, aid shows that this occupation of the B3atc Sea has been purposely misititerlpreted by the partisar.s of thie Rus- siait alliance. A novel and siriking argutoent is broutght hnorwtard, based ott thte famous tripairtitL ticaty of April 15th, made ...
... in the State. We have declared our-readiness to produce documents showing the close relations between Mr. Parnell and igan in regard to the expenditure of the Land L6ague funds. showing that Carey, the leader of. the in invincible, was paid by Egan and ...
... SECOND EDITION. .. ?? BY O011 SPICIATr, WIRE NpwS-LETTER OrrpIc. fcG. F. EFT STrMR:T, L no)xD . E.C. Tu1LlO MtORAANING, Six o'clock ii . If AJIAfMB ERPIAIN''iS SPlEEVCh . The ?? as stated in hi; speech last night, are of more direct and immediate interest ...
... the votes, a table showing the progress of private bills in the Housu s of Commons. The number of bills introduced a this session was 291. At the presout time 23 bills °c have arrived at and passed the stage of first read- ing, 57 second reading or committal ...
... SECOND EDI TION BELFAST NrNws-LE'rr1a OFFIC3, ia9. FLMEg STREET LOeDoer. EC M1ONDAY MORNING SIX O'CLOCK. MR. BALFOUR IN DUBLIN. lie Times ?? is well that the British public should be reminded by Mr. Balfour's visit to Dublin, immediately following his ...
... SECOND EDITION. NEWVS.LETTER OFFICE, Wledn esday Morning, Five o'clock. HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNv)A, APRIL 3. EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Earl of DERBY gave notice of his intention on to-morrow, to move the adjournment of the house until Monday, the l9th inst, THE ...
... SECOND EDITION. THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWXSq. [11 Y tl .I t; _N 1 I O T 1.1/ L G It A P IT .] NENL 'S-LETTER OFFICE, l o'clock, Pi.,m I N 1) I ) . AlNl! VAL OF 'lHE BOMBAY MAIL WITH NEW.S lIFUM DELIII TO JULY 14. Alexandria, Anuist 20. Tl'hu Boloiniay mail ...
... ;. SECOND EDITION,, LBY OUR SPECIAL WIRE.]I, Naws-LaTTER OWICE, lg0, FLEET STEBaT, LODON, ?? FRIDAY MORNIO, Six o'lock., THE LOSS OF THE WASP.', LA TER PARTICULARS. [ssEcraA TELEGRAM.] DtIRFSanAy, FRoDAs MORNING.-The constsbu. lary at the village of Creslough ...
... SECOND EDITION. BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. NEWS-LETTER OPxICS, 169, FLErE STREET, LONDON, E.C. FRIDAY MOl!Nne, SIX o'clock TRAGEDY IN HUNGARY. MURDER OF SIX PERSONS. The Pesth correspondent of the Standard says an Inhabitant of the village of Sevian Klari, ...
... SECOND EDITION. NW@VS-LETTER OFFICE, llreclnesclday Mlorn-big, Five o'clock. HOUSE OF LORDS-MIONDAY, APRIL 26. Lord RnnasDALa presided on the Woolsacl, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor. Lord CAMHPBELL said it' appeared that what he had said on a ...
... SECOND EDITION@ of roxnmeroe, which had given to it thirty years of uninterrupted and undisputed prosperity. FRENCH MINISTERIAL RESIGNA The Afor1tzn!7 Post's Paris correspondent- says- According to the SoZeil, M. Cogordan, Director ot the Cabinet of the ...