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... days of a great revolution, If the churches of cur land would but unite as they ought to, they could get Sunday closing in twelve months, and he thought they ought to. They thanked God that in the Army and Navy there were so many total abstainers. Drink ...
... _ . THZ crew of the steamer Leoerstt, of Ooole, were landed at Shields on Sunday, their vessel having foundered in the North Sea. Tanta were no disturbances in connection with the Salvation Army processions at Worthing and Shoreham on Sunday, although ...
... Rpociecular ballet, I and fairy extravaganza, yet more than holds its own; the management have still struck ile,* and with its Army and Navy Ballet, and the Mythological Astrea *’ should lead the way still in this particular A strong variety Com- pany of ...
... Cape Cornwall daring donas fog about nine o’clock Tuesday night. Efforts were once mode to land the passengers, every one of whom was got safely ashore and landed at Wheal Castle, mins a little to the north of Cape Cornwall. Josbfb Jacques, collier, was ...
... about the housing of the poor, but every year they spent more in drink than the united house rent and rent of agricultural land in Groat Britain and Ireland would amount to. If the Government wanted to re-house and better the condition of the poor, let ...
... prevent aliens nr foreigners acquiring a title to or owntinr lands in America. TH E de.lt hE are announced of the French aeneral• Wimpften and Schramm. The latter WAS the Senior Gencral in the Army. .1.14 S and Annie Jenkins/in are under remand at Sunderland ...
... to assist them to become tenant proprietors, but where the :esidents on the land are congested or over-populated, to assist in removing the surplus population to such other lands of the Company as are suitable for the purpose. The list of the directors ...
... ordered that eil ectlerk of the peace be written to on the subject. ATTACK ON A LAND AGRNT.—Abotib o'clock in the morning shots were fired into the dwelling-house of Mr. J. Baleen land bailiff to Maier Mallony, Kiltannon, near Tulle, county Clare. The bullet ...
... Eastbourne Life Boat. Tie, said a Fourth avenue merchant, I always mark the most extensive of my goods 'sold.' Then when the woman read the signs it makes them crazy to have the same article, and they are so disappointed that I finally promise to try and ...
... virgin citadel ol her heart. , , . Thyrza Constantine was beautiful woman of five-mid-twenty, of the purest Greek typo, and in the fulness of her charms. It might have been thought that a woman so-young and fair, with none the early freshness feeling departed ...
... and provisions for twelve months from next April for the Egyptian army of occupation, which will be raised to 10,000 men. AN Indian mimed Man-Afraid-of-Nothing married u white woman in Montana recently, and in one week after the wedding applied to ...
... unable to land passengers at the ports of call on the way to Yarmouth. one pathetic incident occurred, when on the arrival of the boat at Gorleston. a Mrs. Andrews was put ashore at Gorleston without the means of procuring a lodging. The woman. it seems ...