... of “The Howard Vendetta.” ** Frederick nuitm’s Confeasion.” *“ A Doad Mauad Zecence.” Re.. ap and ies this wrong (it his sUpposition were COlTect; g 0 on to the «nd. =55 8 Martin Chanbers was a prudent man; he knew how well Governor Williams stood in ...

... Randle, of the American line steamship St. Louis, has resigned his post in order to engage in other business. Im‘l‘yuugtnc Howard, sister of the Duke of Norfolk, is very seriously ill, and her condition is causing great anxiety. e 4 Sir W. C. Van Horne ...

... within the McGarrigle, sixty days: Archdeacon and Mc.\lm'nué encmy’s camp. .is always \mjfnl, and Sir John is forty days; Leaver, £5 or thirty days: Carter an doing good service to education b{”mnng at the Scoft, thirty days. Cannay and Kelly were dis- ...

... charcoal in Dutch ovens, and while the gas is sometimes offensive one soon becomes used to it. Tur Paris Figaro says that Mr. Howard Gould, one of the sons of Jay 60|ald, has just given his intended bride a fan which cost a gmndnd thousand dollars, It is ...

... admeasarements in other early local churches. Singnlarly these measurements agreed exactly with the minute descrip ion given by William of Malmes. bury of the ancieut British Church at Glastoobury, erected in the first century. Of course, it was only by the ...

... full name, Dr. Williams' pink pills for pale people, and are sold at two and ninepeuce (or six toxes thirteen and nine), by chemists and by Dr. Williams' meaicive company, Holborn Visduet, London., Colonel J. Mostyn, who died the other day, was in his youth ...

... An inquest was held at Radford, Nottingham, on Monday, on the body of William FLockwood Birch, aged six, the son of Lockwood, the Surrey ericketer. Lockwood, whose real name is William Henry Lockwood Birch, came to Nottingham from London in the early part ...

... that William Dexter Hall, clerk of works, died of alcoholic poisoning. He woent into a public-house on Christmas Day, and in less than two hours drack twelve glasses of whisky and some beer. He also took some beer and whisky home. Later in the day he fell ...

... \nl,u.rurd«rvd me to clear the east bank as far a 8 | the Landgravine Anne, being the sister of the late the Blue Nile the day before he engaged the enemy in | prince Frederick Charles. Princess Sybil, who celeyrder to place the howitzer battery there ...

... THERE MR. JOHN BRIGHT AM.) THE SUFFRAGETTES. Win Mg to tbe Spectator Mr. William tallack give• the following intereettug remini. teens, of John Bright:— Wheel secretary of the Howard cletton Mr. Bright sent for me on venom to tall over =suers relating to ...

... London Gazette of Tuesday was that of Messrs. C. B. Binns and W. B. Worsnop, manufactarers, Bingley. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 1/I}. The gennine is stamped L.B.Q ...

... Worehip's permiieron, to interview bet =MHO& Sir Claris kLetbewe said the cress, so far as it oou.d be prooeuded with teat day, would be only formal, and he would edgiest that .11r. Kimber renew his epp-scation efterward. Mr Kimber: That u scarcely ordinary ...