... 'O. HUNIPHRYS, 'Clerk of Commissioners. Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—None except the .---sp--. uncommonly hardy can hope to escape continued, unsettled, and unusually wet weather without some THE Special Session of the Citcuit Court t mediae have ...

... BALBADOS. Another cause for congratulation is the withdrawal ot the Consignees Claim by tleasis. Thomas Daniel 456 Co.. who in the subjoined letter to the local press complain of the misapprehension with which the action has been regarded. We do not think ...

... obtaining for • Tut key as liberal terms as may he consistent with the in treats of Turkish subjects. '1 he Hon. Gathorne Hardy becretary of State for the War department replied that the Ruosisn terms ate vague, and the position ol affairs dangerous ; ...

... the Prize Court. and eeveial further attacks were re The death has taken place of Sir Pulsed. A bold and successful attack Thomas Clouston, M. D., the eminent has bean made on the enemy's airship phvgiciab. harbour and shed at Ghent and the It is feared ...

... was ,Icoellent ; even Lor hrles• eresford tholvht the programme adNuat ilthough he reari•ed natninT G , rariny. Mr. K. - eir Hardie protested against c•lnstani enlirgetnent of expenditures which he regarded w. provocative to other Powers and I romotive of ...

... financial laws apertaining to the Chamber ;of Depu i IL Garcin charged wit It the murder of General Lecomto tind Clement Thomas in Paris during the reign of the Commune has been apprehended and is being tried by Court Slartial. The death is announced ...

... clippings from the St. Thomas Mail Notes,'' ant island, now a place drifting daily into news in re, the improvement and extention of decay, its harbours, especially St. John's, (a the Harbour works of the Island of St. Thomas, splendid sheet of water ...

... s enthusiasm is returning. It is expected that Mr. Asquith's son, Raymond, will soon stand for Parliament in place of Sir Thomas Roe, M.P. for Derby, who is ready to resign, and that if he wins the seat it will hasten a general election. It is reported ...

... any person of whose debt, claim or demand they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 24th Day of September, A. D. 1883. THOMAS BAYNES, High Street, St. John's. 80/i4itor for the said Executors. ATTOTION NOTICE, The Subscribers have received itructions ...

... lumber, staves, shingles aS6e. lidelio, King, Barbados. general cargo Helen, it.chardsen, Thomas, 4 packages merchan tine. Steamer Union, Manthrope, St. Thomas, ballast. Early Bird, Hughes, Anglin), brooms, I .salt ani cattle. Florence, Nightingale, ...

... and returned to the ship. -Vertunately the well known intrepidity of CT Arrindell proved equal to the occasi, and he and a hardy ,boat's tteir at 'Once proceeded to the scent, e s t disaster, and succeeded in rescuing the crew of the ill fated Sloop, together ...

... Wshop, Hon W. U. Auchinleck—St. Thomas ; Rev. Hadclick—M. Croix; W. W. Mlione, Mr. L. I. Hensell—S:. Kitts; 2 mtperage—•New York ; 1 decker — tit. Kitts. Mall Notice. Mails for St. Kitts, Tortola, St Cr li xi St. Thomas. Earmuda, Canada and the United ...