... them. novan, who does an extensive business as A money-lender, h?ld a mortgage on land belonging to Oormac,and the fracas arose in comnection with an attempt to seize the land under the provisions of the deed. ~After a lengthened investigation, the magistrates ...

... child of a married woman pamed Margaret Higgins, who on Friday gave herself in custody on a charge of murder, -t;tingotlht she had thrown her child into the river. The , huwever, could not be found, and the police thoug{t that the woman had been drinking ...

... an Irishman, Flemgns‘u Hotel from St. Petersburg, It is expicfied b g“mffl:d with *Qgh“'fmp'h?hmd“;i:r of Drucilla gl 3 » & Woman with w iting. :K: h::ifll ;:gg:g‘::%:flt:zgng;l: ;Efi:::&ee' ::g The prisoner attempted to c‘;!: the :omnn}: :fi?&??& of the month ...

... remarkable and unprecedented. He thought it would be well if a little more encouragement was given to the men in the regular army with a view of promoting efficiency in the use of the rifle, for it was on that quite as much as on drill that successful results ...

... grs. of maize, can le positive as aving seen this ring safe in TAR e Ingletan Priory last night, the better way woud be THE ARMY AND NAVY REFITMENT. to have the affair investigated by a detective, and bl St thi selivmtu &:xamined r ’ On S:lturdny eveénng ...

... rents meant ruin to mary who had inherited heavy near Barnsley, for four months for assaulting Anne | burdens with their lands, but personally he was fortu- Brown, and for two months for assaulting James | nate in that he had not asingle farm on his ...

... distress rocket in the street at Walton, Liverpool, on Saturday evening, when it exploded with such terrific force that a woman who was passirg, six boys and girls, and the lad himself were 8o severely burned that they had to be taken to the hospital ...

... Agricultural Hall, It is to be continued during the whole of the week. Walter Novell, described as a member of the Salvation Army, was sentenced to three months imprisonment at the Marylebone Police court on Monday for stealing £7 10s,, the money of a builder ...

... has now shown herself to be land. Bir Charles exposed the cruel schemes by somewhat at variance with the Government of the which the Boers disposses the natives of their Czar, whose position is now much more isolated than land and even exterminate whole ...

... the evidence of such a woman as Jarrett was admitted to be. The girl Eliza Armstrong appeared to be a truthful, innocent child, and the ?othr that she wrote to her mother while staying at the headquarters cf the Salvation Army was a striking proof that ...

... 1878, Pound appeared to have execated a will in favour of this woman Jackson, by which he left her two houses in Graham-road, Dalston. He died sometime after, and after he did so the woman Jackson proved the will. She was taken ill sometime after, and ...

... on ghosts. A SALVATION ARMY SQUABBLE.—Sturton-place Prospect-street, was on Sunday afternoon last, the scene of a disgraceful disturbance in which several members of the Salvation *Army” l;lwla.yed a prominent part. The *“Army” had the usual that procession ...