49-

'. Saul: ny . r ’ ‘ di Captain -Woolcombe, R. N.; on Tuesday. to S"

.- .,.—94~—‘V;' An’ofiif). V" g}.

e , ther‘ decline ln‘price. all he lugs, ling been. sold in 18d; ' still averags,st20d.per foot. of

8: Ma. 3

present time not more than 161. per foot could ~41" Yotydteiit cargh.’ Three cargoes of small Illsvsébog'n suits: i550. and 16d. per foot. tiifigAfl'r cargo, at, jgjgpineas'to guineas per;st:lndard hundred. , ew,§runsWIck

s

Majesty has appointed William Alltm, Esq.,'preSldent .’ median]. Scottish Acadeiny, lier Majestyfs limner for vacant-byrthe death of Sir David \Vllkie. ' n ohes were received at the Colonial Office on Tues- fiylfniirth'e Governor of New South ‘Wales; on- Sunday, from this Governor of New Brunswick, the Governor of ‘Newfoundland, the‘Govcrnor of Prince Edward Island, and

the_Governor of Gibraltar. 'fgabord, John

idioms ,

John '7 c,and Mr. Pritehard. .

The tbllowing staff appointments have recently taken place in the army :—Clipt A. C. Sterling of the 73d Regiment to be do my assistant adjntant-geneml at Dublin, vice Cap- Wynyard .of the 58th,; Captain Randal Rumley, Kin a Royal Rifle Corps, to be ieutcilant Charles Asheton erkely, of the Scots Fusileer Guards, to be aide-de-camp to Major-General Sir G. H. F. Berkely, KC. 3., in the Ionian islands; bud Ensign Francis Charles Har- A y, of the 34th Foot, to be aide~de~camp to Mdjor General ' 1% John Harvey, at Newfoundland. - , ,

, ‘Y-‘The Gazette of Friday night announcesthe'followiug ad- . difions and alterations in the peerage :—Tbo Earl ofSnrrey,

' ‘ 'ofthe'Duke ofNorfolk, is called up by‘writ as Baron

'l'trdv'e‘rs ;,the Earl of Stair, a peer of Scotland, is created ‘Baron Oitenford ; ,the Earl of Kenmore, a peer of Ireland, is ’ Iron Kenmare; the Earl of Belfast, son of the

train R. . Tithe let battalion, ‘60th, or ‘I‘Iuistunt milling secretary ; and 'Fltz-Hanfinge

med

‘Marquis of Donnegal, is or ted Baron Ennishoweii . Lord Berhamisereated Earl of‘Eainsborough; Lord Segrave is Fitzbardinge; Sir Hussoy Vivian, Barb, is cre- ated Baron Congleton of these, six are actual additions to

s

the peerage,

is foal

The giant. oonu'aotvwss much below these quantities, apd'it

lotions thatit is the intéflt’wiiof Gouernme'iftl to .lnnintalu in

, 1be‘moet‘oflieient-state, the naval department of the king- - dome—Memo Chronicle. ' ' . ' '

‘ 'Tlio_'Globc,o Tuesday night, says :—‘f As, in Hér Majesty’s

"present condition, any undertaking involving anxiet ‘or fa-

tigue might prove injurious, we understandthat Dr. oco’ck

basalts; osed his veto;_aii,d that the new parliament will

‘be opene' by commission insteadof by the Queen .in..peijson.’

’ A Turkish gentleman has been appointed midshipman to

, H.M.S. Monarch,

‘ ,‘Aclonvocation of the clerg is appointed to beheld iii the LCs'thedraleurcli of St. Pan , on Friday, the 20th of August. ,.ThelH9ii. and Rev. Baptist Noel has been appointed one

'of the chaplains in ordinary to Her Majesty.

The Rev. George Augustus Sclwyu, one of tlic assists nt cu- ‘rates of New \Viildsor, has been named by Lord John Rus-

sell to the bisliopric of New anland.

_ The royal, visit to \Voburn cost. the Duke of Bedford, for

"new hangings, &c., twelve thousand pounds.

’ ,Mr. W. C. Lister, the liberal member for Bradford, died " the other day after a very short illness. It is expected that a

conservative Will be returned for the vacant scat.

.Elltiyzsilvler,milies in the island of Sark are now said to be jg?”ng a lucrative return to the shareholders. Eighty tons

silver were shipped off last week. I .

,‘,::Tho_tmins of tile Grehtc‘Western Railway travel no less than 20,960 miles per Week, that is, a greater distance than

the whole circumference of our earth.

_' The Emperor of Russia has just sent to Dr. Bowriiig the silver medal of the Alexandrina University of Helsingfors,

as axinark of his services to the literature of Finland.

3"The lHindoslan, 78 gun ship, thirteen years on the stocks, weslnunehed tit-Plymouth on Monday week, in presence of

animmenso multitude.

At a meeting of the Lincoln Temperance Society last ‘ week, the question was raised whether the use of brandy in y 'in plumspil'ddings, would be an in- ‘~ifitlgement'of5the rn‘ e_s ? ’Afler a very‘long and grave de- iihsto,*in which much i’ngenuitywas displayed, it 'was resol- ved,_th~at brandy in ,puddings'is eaten and not drunk, and thirt therefore it'does’ not fall within the listofarticlcs pro-

cookcry', particular

hibited.

~. .At the, Cork assjzes, Miss Campion,‘daughtcr’of the late iDr. lemma,“ Limerick, brought an «boobim‘bmchiof promise of marriage against Mr. Drew, or Flower “in, county Waterford. The damages were laid at £5000. The young’lady has an 'eXtensive property ; the “gay Lotbario” ran: his 5ch year, and has £1500 a year. The verdict was

for £1500.

tfiv'r'ietcl’i‘eahess in Boris.

‘ , gpineau,_the Canadian O‘Connell, is living inya'state'of

f ;-,Th’ef;$§iifibrdshire ,irODmasters have reduced. the, price of

perineum :9...

Que of 36'cari'ier-pigeons despatchtid from Bayonne the othen dayrezm’hedleege, a distance of 300' leagues,‘ in 24

r ladyPl-idesux‘l'explibd ' at Netherton Hall, Devonsliire, a fewidsys bang-n; The deceasedflady was second wills, to.Sir ‘ mood. Saunderson Prideaux, Bart, and wasonly married

in! April. last.

7556, ,car

as rm: much - . ,

ripon' her-n-holdsout her '

it is unnecessary to.state,.is f0

child—Court -Gazette. ~ , Her Majesty’s accouchement is not

before quite the middle or‘ the end of $03.66;: Lord Lyndhust, presiding at the judicial committee 0 g

' Onn'c‘ar‘grl bf St. John's, of jet foot, and two cargoes, ot llebec Pine several cargoes

have been‘sold'ttt‘priues from 15d. up tlrlcgd. per {lion-nan at the i be obtained for

Mimmiolii Pine

sails orconimon quality have been sold with '109. per standard hundred; and separate, (it In like manner Spruce Deals have commonly been sold with 13:39, it 2d or foot,o[2 incliesi separate, a parcel ofyellnw and , vi,“ c ' Qil‘nll brought 25d. per foot, and Sprucealoue 2d. ,0 operas 9f,tyvoiliches. ' \ ..

Russell gave interviews at the Colonial Office, to Lord Oranmore; on Monday, to Sir John

9 an T‘V-lbrvey, who took leave'on his departure to assume the m of Newfoundland; to Captain Huntley, Sir

“contract is‘nmiouneed by the Commissioners for .exscuti g the ofljce of Lord Hi gli Admiral of the Navy. 1t * Ema,an tiercosof heel, and 16,000 tierees ofpork.

“‘ Tut, Boyer. lumen—Theyoung princess royal is a fine fips, child, With mild ‘bitle eyes, iiill,'f'beautil‘ully formed 1‘ as the features, of an infant‘at such a, tender

ressmn,‘ hers are eminently so. She hose in , immediate attendance- welcome her majesty, who, cbed to her beautiful

its place-

mower. the jud

' James'S‘Vood.

Jenner, 'establislies'5t5e vtilidity ofthe 'gives the

presided, supported by most of the leading Irish-reformers. _ .

uterus Cantu-vast ‘COMMITTEE.h-?Tlllsr committee met inLondon on the 28th July. James Wood; Esq. the Treasurer, stated that he was happy to inform the meeting that he had received the sum of £185,000 On‘ bdhalfofthc fund. It was- fully expected that by t 's time £200,000 would have been received, but, the ext ' c ‘ dePI'eSSIOn Of commercial afi‘airs fully accounted for-the delay:- - 1} “Bl profit of £900 had been realised through“ thapub lcatlon of the centenary medals. The subscribers at some of the fo- reign stations have ali‘eady'relnittcd lnore than £9000- Q“ the following evening, the Centenary Appropriation Commlt' tee met, and the Treasurer announced that he had I‘eCCIVed; to that time. £190,001). ' - I

At the Wesleyan Conference, at. Manchester, on. Wednes- day week, a letter from the Rev. Mr. Iiodgson, a member 0f the Established Church, recommending a unionbjtweelrtlie Wesleyans andtlie Church, was discussed at erat length. The discussion was renewed on the following ay; When it was rrsolved that areplyshould be sent to , Mr. Hodgson, simply thanking him for his kind motives in writing the letter, and expressing a desire that greater unanimity of feeling may obtain among all religiousdenominations. ‘ The Conference have also decided that no‘prezlcher'shall wear a sills gown without the express permission of the Conference ; and two clergymen were reproved for having .worn the gown in the pulpit. ‘ , I

- THAMES TUNNEIM—At two o’clock on Thursday'nfternoon, Sir Isamllard Brunei passed from the Surry side of the river through the Thames Tunnel, and ascended into the shaft on .the Middlesex side. The small portion 'of the distance; about twenty-five feet, now incomplete, is connected with the shaft Oil the Middlesex side of the river by,a dril'ttvay, through which, at the end of the Tunnel. Sir Isnmliard passed. Mr. Page, the acting engineer, was in the shaft, and, with the men, received Sir Isambard with loud cheers. lie briefly addressed the men, thanking them for hair courage and perseverance. About an hour afterwards. Mr. llawes, M.‘ I’., and Mr. Hutton, the late member for Dublin, accompanicd'hy Mr. Mason, one of the assistant engineers, walked from Rotherhithe through the tunnel and driftway to Wappillc. lit a few months, it is expected, one of the arch- ways will‘b‘e open for foot passengers. ' . ,

A Truman”; iN lllGH LlFE.-—A horrible tragedy has taken place at Florence. ‘ Two sons of Lord Aldborongi: lwllo has a villa near Florence) went into the town to look at some horses at u livery stable, when a quarrel ensued, and words ran lligb between them ;' nevertheless, they returned home apparently reconciled to each other, and dined and slept as usual tinder their father’s root: The next day they again want out, ostensibly to shoot; but. the younger brother, a lad of eighteen, still nourished a deadly resentment to his elder brother, a young man of three-and‘twcnty,-on account oftlie dispute of the preceding day, and, upon a bird getting up, he deliberately levelled his gun and aimcdat his brother; but only succeeding in slightly wounding him in the side,‘ he drew a pistol'and took a slircr aim by shooting him in the back oftlle neck, and raising up part of the skin of the head. As soon as his brother had fallen, this modern Cain , fled into a neighbouring vineyard, where several confadtm - seized him, and, remonstrating upon his horrible conduct, told him that he would come to, the gallcys at last. To which he replied with great defiance, “No, no,'tllaiik yen; I shall never come to the galleys l” drew another pistol from his pocket, and, opening his mouth, shot himself dead on the spot. The corpse oi'tbis unfortunate suicide and fratri- tide was left to blackcn for many hours unlice’dcd, beneath the scorching rays of an Italian sun, while the wounded body ol'tlie elder brother was conveyed home to his father, who is said to-liave exclaimed on seeing it—not knowing the fate of his other 5011—“ if that most unnatural wletch escape the gallcys it will not be myfault.” llis lordship was heard the next day giving, with sclllcollectcdpess, a detailed ac- count oftllis'liorrible affair at Fonzi the banker’s, previous- ly to his departure for. Leghorn. Meanwhile a council of some hours’ duration was held at Lord Holland‘s, as towbe- ther the suicide should be buried ill consecrated ground or not ; it was at length decided that he should; so, according- ly, by torcllligbt, with no other attendants but the clergy- man and sexton, the body was consigned to the grave, and thus closet] this tharful domestic tragedy, worthy ofthe Bor- giasandtbcir times. The life offilie wmindcd brother is still practitioner—Court Journal. ‘ PL“. '0 ’ ,

A dreadful fire destroyed several buildings in Smyriia on "the night of the 28th Jilly. It broke out in. the part of the Smyrna bazaar Occupied by the jewellers. In at, short time the flames reached the quanter inhabited by“ the Jews, which was. nearly reduced to ashes. Eight synagogues, and all the-houses, with the exception oftliose of‘u smgle street, became a prey to the flames. From the Jew (punter the fire took the direction otjtlie Greek and Turkish quarter. One-third of the 'l‘llrkish’city. several bazaars, and, amongst others, those of the silversnlitlis, corn-dealers, shoemakcrs, saddlcrs, confectioners, old-clothes-men, druggists, &c.;‘ a number of mosques, eight synagogues,- and between nine ten thousand houses, were reduced to ashes. ,.It was believed. that between thirty and, forty persons perished. The Airstrian'Adnliral Bandeira, on the first intimiiti'on ofdhe fire, landed, at the headoi' 300 of his men; who, with' the crew of the French brig of war Alcibiade, rendered great services in checking thc.progress of ; the conflagration. Up- wards of 20,000 persons, left withont'bi‘ead or an asylum, were dispersed on the adjoining heights; and others were ‘lodged‘in the public establishments, the barracks, hospitals, and lazarettos. ‘ ' ‘ ' v»

On the 18th ult., the heavy rains had so loosened tlle'earthi somewhere amid the mountains ofSwitzerland, that In whole. grove of‘trees became detarhcd. and slowly gliding down completely planted itself on a field of oats, which is'entirely,‘ covered. The perplexity of the owner of the oat field, on comingto view his crop next day, may be more easily i‘ma- gined‘tban described. ' g ' . .. , ;

Tris ltztmsn QUEEN SrrssM-SHiP.~—Tbis fine stealner has, we are informed, been sold by the Britisfi and American Steam company to the Belgian government. 6 have‘mt heard the amount ofthepurchaSQ-monev. 'Slle is no“, "a; ting ready for sea, and will sail about the'end' ofthe press... wcek, under the command of'Mr. Kbane, who naviaa‘mfthp ill-fated President onber .second voyage to' and Idem. Ne“; Yotk‘for‘Aatwerp. It is not yet ascertained what the Bel- gian government mean to do with this noble steamer- it is supposed, however, that she is destined to open and continue a communication between Belgium and the United

'ites. ' »

.. _ ._: .. ., . . , . 7 . j .. . - \ . ' . .- , espousing“! . l — . .»¢ v . . c a .. - . :ré‘iumult, wulrgrwt 169%“ 1‘13, , s melhad beeafixe , . V , . V. , , .. .. . . « - Sll'v v A all“: -s - anon—afi- 11!» l. I - be e resented as new . . . ANNIA ~ : Privy‘fiooncl go, ~ Moment m th . “18‘. . , l sdurin avllbhc em . ~~ Abuthavmg 81” . . VjPIflRS BRET .. ., I a‘ 7‘; em,"Jenncli’sgdecmqgspccting tit; . Last fear, like house $522] “’53:: pmtemion of the reach; Will not be so, , e v, ‘ r - V ’ - '

was robbed, and his wife and daughter were

distress; whilst the tolling of theohn-rcb bells drowned the

guns were loaded,

'lighte‘d in their llallf‘lsr The panic I _ H . me Tibel’rthe Piazza del POpOlo,”'aud the Capitol, where persons were running agent crying

increased at every

and two hundred

the troops.” details oftbe lanlel took place

mortal), ten had lim

other injuries.

which belonged

his Grace the Duke Vv'cduesday last. A few daysrsince

to tear out and out

For some time boring an Artesian

as that of the sea.

ted singer, Madam

cade had been crec interrupted.

tlic inlla

family, as parll‘c ciln having their reincd The Archbishop

been found intact ‘a

in'oiiey,’ and V the yo

tasted a plate of ri wine lie repelledi

plunged it into the to their daughter’s

and killed ohe oft

remained only to h ML” , 2’

' I VSPAIN.'——Mafll‘id and 22d, mention

votes to 2.

'ed us. protest forwarded

of the senate.” i It

It appeals. that-

ifi'l no other. ~L'etters frtlni‘Z'al

the demoliti‘o'n‘ ofa

The Bedouins we The repairs of the

Y‘s

ted, and many imp

voice of the commanders of the vourinv to rail ntheir- me'n. c I "atonebtime solalarniing, that at tlie‘Castle of St. Angelo the

pressed by it as to fall from their horses, to use their arms in their defence. - At _ crowd dispersed, and bodies were seen lying in the streets as upon a field of battle." At one o’clock in the afternoon, the‘tiumher ofpersons killed was ascertained to be twelve,

wounded were immediately conveyed to the p hospitals. More than 300 persons had been arrested by the police and

A letter ofa later

ailer the 20th iilt.:——A woman and , two children were found dead on'tlle ground, eight . V ed,,eiohty-nine he'd severe wounds. whichbave not. 'proved

When the people were cleared away from‘ the spot, there were I _. to abbés and other ecclesiastlcs; 89 short cloaks belonging to ahbés, and two monks’ frocks; 180 wo- men’s caps and bonnets, and ten retic‘ules and purses. .

The wealthy Marchioucss 0t Fayal, ‘daiighter-in-law to

valuable estate of her late fathor,’ the ,Count vde’ Povoa, on

one ofliis pai‘oxysuis, opened his body with a scythe blade, and with every demonstration of selfisatlsfactlon continued

prevented. Notwithstanding the serious injury he has recei- ved, hopes are entertained of savmg his life.

days ago, after having gone a depth of 290 metres (nearly 900 feet,) theeboriug instrument enter’ed a bed of salt clay and i iiiit]‘c’diatsly-urnvaith‘clrEWiiig~ it the water. 'roséltfli . sum c." Although mixed with the springs of fresh water in the course ot'borilig, the water at the surface was as salt

Fuses—The Constitutional announCes that the celebra-

failure of Pd. Geymullcr, of Vienna. The Mohiteur announces that a seditious movement, simi- lar to. that which took place at St Liveade, had broken out at Villenenve d’ Agcn, and caused serious disorders. lilail coach had been stopped and robbed, and the sub-pre— fect, having no force but the geildarmerie at his disposal, was obliged to seek refuge in the central prison.

tion between'tbc two banks of the river was for a moment

A telcaraphic despat'ch regeived in Paris, announced that

bitants had sent a deputation to the prefect toim- plore his clemency, cade, entire-established the communications. ' , - The trial of Madame Latiiirge is over—she has been found ' guilty—the diamonds are to be restored, and the Leotaud

mit comedians to he married!

During some ext. St. Bciiiglie, at Dijoc, the bodies of Pbilippe-ledlardi and .lcitllrsullS-ptllll', the famous Dukes of Burgundy, have

and the various articles used in einbalming their bodies. _ The Parisian Jlflzsslnger publishes the following friigl’itful details from a correspondent at Florence ;—-“ Prince Cdrsini, of this, city, had a negro in‘his service,‘pr0fessing the Mah‘o; medaii religion, who was much-attached .to Maria Nunciata 'Goldoni, a fervant Catholic. Theynegro had ,saved' some '-

their daughter in marriage. His religion was the only obs Astacle, all efforts to convert him' having flailed. On "a late occasion Maria’s father invited the negro to dinner. He

are no‘ longer it Mahomedan, you: have eaten pork.’ These words rendered the "negro furious; be seized a knife and

with one blow, and t , claimed for assistnncefbnt before any one was prooured the mother and son, vere‘laid'lifieless 'on the ground. At length two carabineers arrived, when the ncgi‘ovseizcd a musket

negro, dead, and when the ofiicers of justice arrived, there

aligmfion of the property belonging to the secular clero‘v winch was declared national property by a-majority‘of

Madrid letters and journals .of the 8th instant .liave reach- On the 7th the committee'appointed to examine the

fez against the, election ofa guardian to the, assembly, in whitih it, states tl glingc in which it was writteuplaced it b

commander at Pam by Gellerul'chcali.

swer to-tllc allocation ofthc D himselfin the streets of Madrid, tl disposed‘to adopt the opinions of t

‘ nor-estate “that the authorities had ordered Tip; Essex—4A German

of the 8th of July. The Lebanon. were» taki

hdme' dish engineers their. stsength, 'A

at

mountaineers appear everywhere 0

ho obtained access to the The pm

s ., ~3 . x .- - - man w . [ Turkish domination. I 4 . -. . . . _ r r . _ - le eliminals was a we 1d of “Q . . , trims PRICES canasn'r. = whole of tire immepsc wealthttz‘gttge estuary: Effie on the pretence that S1216 WES gig] £1,229; 32f “idmpwé Christ“? pogéamgr {is :8 {91m 3%bligdie. J “ y- -, _- _ s s. d. £ s d cutors, su ject tot epaymen . 6003i” . , g - he afterwards mur ere V , , mvin ‘ eru‘s\_,m _ , . . . . l mu? "tfiam‘hnwied’h‘qwmy ,. “we. cor oration “Gloucemen ‘. 4 I . V, .. fl 1‘ W . whomns of thfifignamea ,Rmozzn ,were @llwcfidi';. of tllfijnfitmgg buwmrcqgof 9; _§'Wl incline » v; 2 "- . ‘ 9 ' .26 do. 0. 0 —.l2 .0- - .' he Iqing'tj'th , _ lot‘ a large etmrroti‘ilvwar‘l!‘ ".1139, aim, exeh‘méd on the 20th. Th6: documents relating. and to‘ reduée them to obedience would,n ‘ I ' ' : - - 3d :f 0 ’10 “:3 “1,000 1005*"? ; t0 “am t 3 138F939?“ been oI'l‘iiie’trial which it is usual to :publish on such occaSiopS, uim a Turkish army ofgpifewer t l L”. P“.ih.8t-JOhn'iiYeuowfper’fM: 5" ' 1 5 —"° 1‘ 7* completed on ‘the'siiii'ie slip whence the Devasthtiotrwas to ieb D’s“ )mssad. because, itris said, they ,chEIQl'nlde q'ficééfgfifihtfi letters fl‘dm W61! . c , .. '1 u R“! - ' l - 0 1 7 -‘ "‘ recently launched at Woolwich, and alarge ' unholy 9i tlm' have fit? " m " grain [fished families. 'The woman “’35 . . “firsm-rectional‘y spirit prevai » , . Luminigli Yello‘gc 1 $2.031 6’ boris‘iilreadyfprepared for constructing belie ‘ashén notice. members ofionie fig”, i‘edyam, .Shehsufi‘emd first, The lst lIlSl-pé. “:57 and the government of . ~l ' x B‘V‘: .Wgeaugw V' 3 I :5 - This description offirst class War steamcrs seemi19.be tr}: airtight: Tribunaut" gives the ollowing account of :fiiftnegpegienti’tofind a; w» l r'x‘ ll _, U —' . ,-> ' 'w 1n - ‘ . _ ‘ I W H. ‘ t" , , . ' . - ' ' 1.4 pm Inflamircnow _ . . 0 1 5 __ ____ greatest favouirtes at present, and when those 110 0fl’uw meexec‘mon and "s sequepmfi ,; _‘ I ._ u e exe_ Powers, to act against mg ,lr’l],ab,em:m:1? c339 ‘g"; i; - Red 1 o l 7 - 0 i l 8 7 €638 are fiDIShed m“ Vadd My m the no “ “There was no Symptom Of' Shsmmailce (iqldngholwevcr standard of revolt,” t t V tel Co , -~~—-v-. ,. v- w"? '4“ c’" "'c " ' ' ' v v. v - _ ‘ a n_. Ln“ . ' ’ ‘ r r — a ' . VAEdFB‘Y “’Z‘T'W‘, . :' , g : g 0.; 6 r'lIt‘ii: lilatgi’gahility of the Emmfiofi is‘by every ceedmg' who: Of tjwo Of thil‘ltugdggifld, Vii/digitdrfd most horrid all; iaugfbtué? tggtzeiieépggmfgns Wm / 3?“, ~ '-“‘.'* " ' ‘2 ' ' r I" , - ' ‘ a ctlcable'. was rortg,,l,1~“l’°_n~ - v " - ' aid to Mt “Ya 5’} .‘ I ' " - semiarwmW"; : at- o l 4 against"a‘f‘ill‘lfi'iii.92333,?halitiow l to ,.:,-::hen:';rtr.“ ' 3-11?!“ I", . " i 4 - ~ 'le’ti‘Li’vei’podl, have traversed the stream 1;00_'u1,' ' fl‘Pm‘its taefiriecultéfilfigfil’” 11 ’,.,.'..-e{, lifelonl ' on that account? and $31.“; liliza:::t-pos§ihle respect ah " ' , - ,:.,‘,"‘.‘J",',= " '., “'. ' ' 0, l 8 ‘ ..' . mouth, anachievement never before accomplis .- -“°1.l“l’mm”l i d, a” echo in the crowd, no sooner “"e’ WI“ g d d his’eWeller topre "- 2’ " ’l" 63’ inc ‘ " ' . ,- ' ° 1 4 “' “At the Classic] a’ssizes, a Wretch of .Li’sagl" AS ‘f-llls “0”” ‘l‘ad‘fmm an 'c'ries' were heard, and sultan had comman 53 bull-t 'tdecomgion)’ irz‘fi 'Ymi'i’é' “M, Ml‘2 i?CHe.‘ g 3 '35—. g 13“ :0} "35 unlined Y’al’p‘rdvcr in a case ofsettifig'fim'tfii canage hladhs illlead l:&lien,:ttl’ila3%1‘tj‘flotl‘u'li)lli scarcely knowing why, present-tspth SItileljlkllills fiiiriil? 'It was li ' Lnnwoon,’par fathom” 4' eel , V. ". ' while the inmates were “jeep and in menanudsofall iti- “cussing,- Strut: . W] . ,- V. - _ d, tel took berg ‘ e em .. of h a, d .. I , 1200 _ . ' . . . - . ’. a , ~:; ' ‘ “ ' it ‘ ftv‘infli ht. Asetofwretchesimme 18 Y . - would espouse onelo, t e_ ~ I giéyfibiiedsliidgt. lendrew’s 'Ash'th. 9. 0 ';0.— ) "——. formers u woqld he‘d'flicu“. to .find a page} fins same sling i+ 5178680} the flight and disorder, 811d fell "PO" the mg“ that salii Ibex ct Ali’s party in the semi-Elm. r- l‘ . o , _ d“ a Rédodk, .9. o ,0 _ __ wretch. In. his cross~exammation he admittednhs had been a ital {312.2 0 the fin S cm of the cm of the (vomen, [most ness. c err; .fimm time. Thebbject r a 3"“ “Big” E' ' " do. 7’ ‘Asfi'fiss‘relfli 70,30?- ,—-—-' ’ gnaw ofone abduction, five murders,"a'n’d one " ,, ‘l‘csiiem‘mc . R-‘g Weaflapge'gola ceglurmgs’] and open. has taken neigml 3“)» -to the came", I I ‘ Nova Scotia Red 05k Hlad. Stunt“: 7.0 o :15» ‘ ii 0‘1 Till-"sally lash fl imbue meeting wt? held in Diliflm’ l); tvgtrtiiiés of the'i‘nen'. 'I'n‘vain did the Police zen“; tmiiiienliii tsltlific‘iult‘iiiid’n between the l 0. Ash ' do. " 4 0 0 -’- 5 forthe u "336 ofexpressin the feelings reSpe I an, 99' ., ,‘v' :1 - ' ' ' " d their victims Were .99“ 9, 0" . ‘ - ' . a ' All! flMusfllthPeF 39098 0: 6 4 ,0,--;.0‘ .6 («5 teem ebtditained tofitdsl' ord ,Morpeth, andjthe, regret attempt to. “William-- .The {mazes-{$61.5 bong and mfamr‘y, trans. “United,” bald the WWW)” -‘ thug—i _hé.lu1pbi’latillt|=0i' ‘Piasi’l‘imbcr during lhe pastfew Whichqhis approach,“ ' *petinr’hent,er-: the, o e of,chief involved In a galleria] rpel me V}: mm id with .those of strong to defend ourselves againstlal , 0.! PSRDUWHWM'Y? “"‘l‘l'°'d“‘l”"d l’e'”fi"""l““"ed’ secretary has plodoce in Ireland. _\'I‘ila'Duke , theillstel‘ and .crlesof savage, ferocity we! 3 ' ‘ ' purpose; however, it is necessary .t "it W9