... Coldiaihma men but three managed to get mimes in their boat.; b u t at Surninouth, out of five of the big only one known to be saved on Saturday morning. The crews ot three were drool's& and some small boats with their omen also were lose Tbe greatest dleather ...

... far hie friend the Lou. baronet the member for the county would agree ant his too the winters lee the city lie not able to say; Let in the course r !time they wool,' see the of umboct which the honour. able baronet chose to He believed friend was of • ...

... and turning quickly round, he saw and recognised &leo Wilmot, who was close babied Charles. 'Now, villain, ' shouted the youth, as he spew he where Halley st ood. With • fierce execration and • look of surprise sad rage Halley dashed the horning torch ...

... 8 AX. The evidence taken at the enquiry here into the recent massacre shows that it ordered in Arabi's name. A Notable who saved some Christians was sent 1 , 4. to Dowse b Toulba Pasha, and abused. Slit GARNET WOLhELEY. Sir Garnet Wulseley i; expected ...

... muttered! I'd go the and bear • some, and as. bow my thin friend the chairman is getting rm.! So he walked to Bruce's, in Princes Street, an Edinburgh Institution exceedingly beloved by the youth of _ that city. • Wail, my dear, mid Min I,uptou, gushingly ...

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... the lass. not guilty, and evidence was Id. said that the 'Army' the church to have the usual mesa the town. A great band of youths followed him. Ile undentood this was owing to having I ,romecutnl • man for assault on Me previous day. At the head of Cowgate ...

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... Tons.—At More. battle PA. on Tinsley the 24th ult., Mr idol Mis Cunningham entertalsed their servants and a few of their friends to • supper and ball. A (tee • splendid which was served at eight o'clock. the company pro. eeeded in the servants' ball, ...

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