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... THRILLING 'STORY OF SHIPWRECK AND SUFFERING. : [pECIAL Tr ?? PvaMoUTIL, SUNDAY.-A thrilling story of priva- tion and danger has been narrated by the survi. vors af the barque Embla, Captain 1nncs. of New ~Glavgow, Wvho were landed at Plymouth from the ...
... THRE AST r RICAN SLAVE TR.ADE-A ThRkUBLE.. STO>RY. A OoRRR;SPOliWL1NT of the Pall M~ail Gazette, wvriting bs from Zanzibar on March 23, says:- ?? D~aphne has just arrived from Madagascar, b having had the good luck to capture the finest prize ththas been ...
... Prinee Ferdinand of Bulgaria i« the hero of many stories just now s v ; ,„| , ] ...
... place for him, and goes away without revealing himself. This is a story full of the elements of home love aud tenderness and pity which Tennyson can wield EO well. There is another story of rustle Lincoinshire life, with personages and dialect taken fron ...
... -nmirice 5,624 Emlyn 5.135 Liberal majority .. The following were figures of the contents— 1892. J Husband (L) Mr Story Maskelyue 3.571 Liberal major ity 993 previous flection. figures at the general election were : Mr Hopkir.soii, QC ...
... supposition that a certain staff work out their own devices as they may. Miss Braddon not only contributes liberally to her story Fenton's Quest, but she furnishes a complete tale entitled On the Brink. Mr. Sala has a meanderi ag piece of garrulity ...
... suormounted by n cnuved pediment, The windoivo of the third story will rlso be in three divisioLt, separated by moulded mullions supporting %16 Rrooi!;r-ve and frieze, The wlndows of the fourth story will have sbove oontrpl light a boldly moulded panel, with ...
... the Mansion House, the Lord Mayor having kindly granted the use of the Oak Room, and also promised to preside. A MISCHIEVOUS STORY. The following letter appears in the Times of yesterdav morning iSIB-I read in ?? 'Times of this morning that, according ...
... JUNIOR A12IMY AND NAVY STORY,% LBMITED. I 'The buildiag in D'Olier street which is oeccu- pied by the Junior Army and Navy Stores, Limited, has a modest exterior, but within the scene is one with a ?? business aapect, and the arrimenement and extent of ...
... brick. There are three stories above the ground floor all round. The first isadivided into -ommodious shops, to be let generally to traders at a specific rent, and these shops number in the four streets forty-five. The two stories above, and also the attics ...
... vines it is evident that frauds must bh on the increasc. AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY. TanI1 Baruet police were on Satently engaged in inve~stigatin the truth of a remarkable story. On the previous evening a constable was called to BalrletStation, where he ...
... Cusack, Colbert, O'Donogtiue. O'Mulrenin, contributing ex' cellent speeches in Irish on the subject. Mi Shortall read humorous story from 1 Fainne Zw?, entitled S'/tul (>'Luniiduin. CYCLES—SILKS—I,ISBN'S. ORE CENTRAL PAWN OFFICE, ! FLEET STREET Hank Iril&noV ...