... ,~ whenla severe sameason s encounteredfrom decreased traedio. ENAMELINO LAIES' FOIIS.-n ?? Dobtors' Court on Tueday a ng woman, Raohel Lavismn, who described herself as an ,enameller of ladies' faces and dealer In aomelecrrig'o business as Medame Beehasi ...

... the whole, the review of the past year was be eminently satisfactory. Mr. William Stoate, barrister, farming a good deal of land at Alford, Somersetshire, has been sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment, with hard labour, for gross cruelty to animals. The ...

... claim to In; called winged. A man walks and down the platform, and m that way obtains something of the advantage exercise, hut woman finds herself hound to sit still within the dreary dulness the waiting room. There are, perhaps, people who under such cir ...

... the West India Company's patents rented the lands to settlers under perpetual leases, at a certain annual rent. The most extensive of these patentees was one Van Rensselaer, called the Patroon, whose lands included almost the whole of the present coun- ...

... Customs ,. - - - E.x c ise _ - .. . , . ?? Stamps. _ Taxes . . Income Tax.. - - Post Offce .. _ .. Telegraph Service _. . Crown Lands ?? Miscellaneous ?? .. . 19,300,00t 21,660,008 8 .6839,008 2,860,00Q 6,360,00C 4,776',00 676,00M 886,081 8,080,001 ?? £367 ...

... were the ballot and equal electoral districts, and after some remarks upon the present land laws, -which were, he said a disgrace to the statute-book, the standing army, and the poor laws, he observed that in order to get laws which would do justioe to the ...

... arrived last night. QUEENSTOWN, September -13.-TheOuion samerWis- consin, from New Y ork, arrived here at noon to-day, 'and landed, all msails. QUEENSTOWVN, September 14.-The Cunard steamer Algeria sailed for New York this afternoon. QuEnrE'rSow, September ...

... Lansdown Ilace, Dawlish, lDevoirithire, at retired capttinl in tim army. J-llA lheolrkeWr- Tcof the ?? manor Farm, the Bank itlse t -arIuI, Sitltstone, andt the iladleighi llouse Farlm, Thurgo- land, Iear .Barnisley, Yorkshtre, former, horse and1 cattle dcealer ...

... business there are too many oinidle mncn by one half. - Infation of banking pital and inflation of credit have raised anil army f bllsilless rmen out of all proportion to the popu- fltn, and the trado of the country will not sus- t.ain tls. TThe failures ...

... lessen the present depression of trade were the appreciable decrease of the expenditure upon the army, navy, and officials; the re- modelling of the land laws; the promotion by conselar ag ice of trade with foreign markets by supplying useful information ...

... Lloyd's telegrant stateq that the ship Orownthorpo has been abandoned, dismisted, in a gale. 1Vert of the crewv were saved, and landed at Cape Town. The Crown- tborpe, British barquo, sailed from London April 19, for Brisbane. TRAGIC SUICIDE.-At the last M ...

... during the next nine weeks, they will pay flying visits to 260 towns in Eng- land, and hold services. Almost every county in EnglandI will, in the phraseology of the army, be bombarded' by its sokliere. Thoe Life Guards, numbering nearly 200, and ...