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: vive Dias ane pl : » utter- nat AvUrHTing — wke, Patric k Deagun, morrow ont otion of a. fe) hae 18 . Hl =i 1 yOtiy yeatly : \rnetts, vtin Lavers and John : : : : Mariti Provinces ance Of Dillon that provok ec Dat: ie) “ _ ; : . : ; were attached to it, J HE eynod of the wiaritime . uv ati i 4 t tk im lied that evictions were more hict Judes New Brunswick, Nova/attac Pp . sali insert it as per re-| which includes Ne ed x‘ la culpable than outrages. ' | Scotia, Prince Edward Is and, aD Vv.) The race for the Derby stakes at the A (CONVENTION ; t i \ : » we sa ¢ on ia IS ew foundlens, will mee ( ° fea Ensotti meeting to-day was won by the ‘ ’ ‘4 »} are » ’ 3 ‘ . . ‘ . servati Pp ’ « “ ink that Ms St. James’ Church here, on the evening | Duke of Westminster's filly ‘ Shotover ; Serve vt ‘ . sia ‘ a ~ f 9 wk | os . e a? ; e a 1t to write the | of Tuesday next, at 7.20 o'clock. hed by | B: adford’s colt ‘Quicktime second ; y ’ ©) ‘ . aoa 2 . . . > vi « : . f ’ town, in We ov ” Pcie " important ass | Che opening sermon will oe ie , Lorillard’s colt ‘Sachem ’ third ; Rymel’s , ' , » Prnfagsor rch | . ic ing. Queen St LUTESDAY the Government | Rev. Dr. Pollock, I rofe _ y Hi. \j-| colt ‘Bruce’ fourth. Tho time of Shot- ing, Queen si : of view, and that the | History in the Peesbyteran College, Ma ‘over wos 2:45}. Betting against ‘Sachem i . [> o 2 , n¢ . " 4 ’ Bch inet oral nome ' rot] ‘ight in| fax, the retiring Moderator. tart was 8 to ll. ‘Gerald’ and SOth instant, at iwel { non b@Chly rig BM, ; >reshy- at the star ; a in the return. After the reading of the ro of oo a Sachem’ went to the post without para- . , ; » 9 T y ° ‘ . 1 a lw ¢ } a a) ! ‘ i . rv nate candida approacaioe that the } r is so published, | teries, and the making up of ¢ he - rent | ding in front of the Grand Stand. There 2. — a y < the utter falsity of the the Syned, a Moderator for the — } a8 '& ood start at the third attempt, the Dominion’ Electron ae iW lected, committees struck for | % ; ' . t nio in inuerdo that there was vear will be electec » ¢ i , Jeaaints | Asperican pair getting away well in fron . . as Pe : ' ; ; a vie ot ese ) ana arrangements; *" . . nail > Each Polling’ Division in the { ’ k about the matter. | work of the er oak ét eed l'on the rails. Directly the horses settled , l two D - Phat the unduly voluminous resolutions | jade as to hours and orde l Prosbyterian down to real grit and gashed to the trons tag ‘ < ca "4 ‘ i1LCs : ; . . a i st AT, whoawe > » sever? 3§ rte are requested to rents ; eda eting held in Cage Traverse| Members ‘of thi ae the public} but soon lost the lead. ‘ Marden’ and ° “ "12 ’ 0 . ’ f } ; . ‘ r} it is honed. will b i n ighed in the return, is no ngregations I — et : , J ~ed-|* Bruce’ going at best were soon some whom, if is AO} r indignation. | nerally, are invited to atte nd the procees ] tha in front followed by ‘Purse ? urprice ©o7 VIMNALLOsle | As "7 9 ‘ . P aneth ) ’ u ; ’ ; le Tee ea Synod The afternoon ard | !€he : te. 44 ; call an early day. i { e meeting bas been fairy gs ot the | ynoe. ar a leaking Beare re.‘ Real Grit, ‘Sachan’ ana ‘Quick- * . } ars r neetinges are @3 >be - oe (CQ , , “Ty A full attend . core SoS ee ee ] "ish a ’ aeeuies dicts | time.’ ‘Shotover’ and ‘Dutch Oven’ were : nifcndal i , , ia as town | more cenel nterest; ig : Pee “eng . ‘ } #& luik Gaile : : aby the Uns rlottetow! a0) are 7ene! ab in ere st; he ote a ‘lying off with outsider Satrop. Pace 80 , ’ a sat nrt will ha cecupiet t “asure t “14 ; - a , Gin“g \\ CRA ; ad in the return. j will be eccupied, coe a > | far very rapid and at Furzes, ‘Gerald’ was j this *‘ioint letter ters ola routine character. ’ olhiemate . nis J : : : } beaten. Fourteen starters. S mei; é iade of the othe: Several committees will ~—_ _ _ dies Mare 2 a bani ‘onech on Tyoesda Nor to 1e Tormal | S Ny -. 1’ 9 » 1 in tne retuy } OS irch on Poesday, priot | Ch town, diay 23, 1582, loland’s representa- | ving of the Court. The prospectus of a new company, called eS = e ’ f some attention ; | —-_—_—_—-_- -+ woes eechallenee the Great North-West and Manitoba Land ’ bar hoe a > sa f the joint letter ought 6 Baal re i f dome | Company, has been issued. The capital Lik er at : ; SS & Vil Lie " tC rs : pteaert ict hEes a } y; “ . 2 : in As sik Aa ‘von us the benefit. of sé Sele d stock of the Company is fixed at £400,000, é » . : 7 ; n it. But, perhaps the| Very W ell By the Esiame , am and the directors are the Earl of Donongh- 382 ; a eee Re Ahi : . Wm. Annan bl them did not see the ‘e hav carried out the | more, Earl of Mar, Hon. le ana, he ‘* rn re ; j { John Evey, James Godson, Major Leslie, Bop ” lesa to the ut- Mr. P 1 Aobert Manton, Sir see erms of Union Hon. Mr. Ponsonby, Robert } on, § 4 r 7 . m1] . ohn Rose, Newell Squarey, and others. RSTURNED last < n mmily| Prince of Wales College and | most possible extemt,’?—Atrx. Tue } cal board, with tedllausitere at Win- LB mY : ‘ a is . : " . . greeted by | Normal ©chool. MACKENZIE, May 10, 1882. nipeg, are Hon. Mr. MeMicken, Messrs. the Liberal-Conservative Associat: ae a ee oe ee G, W. Ross and Wyatt. The Dominion is in excellent n don { i re 1 ever seems to ve on, ls 2 Bank of Canada is the company’s banker. well for the County and | — wes | conten in, Prince of Wales College oer fo Ship Masters. " The object for which the company is form- a. we . : sO e ras the numcei —— wae : . y ; feel proud and eonfic . So jJarge was the] ed, as set forth by the prospectus, is the drees was she v A a y : Fe We give the following extract from note | purchase, for the purpose of renting, sell- plained that h : ‘ m % overcrowded and of Deputy Mioister of Marine and Fisheries ing, or cultivating of lands in Manitoba the Bank of Pr , ; ; pear yen €) as} to E. L. Lydiard, dated 11th December, and the North-West. The Company has Act recentls the Amasgaimated | 188i, for the benefit of Ship Masters — been worked up by Mr. Wyatt. holders . , BCLERELO, aired ed ae sine Pia ‘I beg to inform you that by rire aay New York, May 24. a enV ter urged Ox iece HuUuUciIing IS Ctl’ por? of the M rchant Shivvirg Ac mperia ; em Gation of the pupils. His}, Sietared scauaie (except passengers ships) A London special says there is a com- 4 oe “S* " a Ree "Say ge e lata 1+ « ‘ } i > > o eta . iy ie Rie nant Governor occupied | on arrival at a port in a Colony, and remain-| plete split among the Irish members con Farmers |)! ees F 4 i there were present to witnes ng thereat forty-eight hours, are required | sequent upon the Kilmainham compact, a i fair rpresentation of the] within forty-ei_ht hours of arrival, to deposit | The disposition shown by Parnell and his THat wr ' ’ , ries of Church and State, besides| the agreement with the crew, and also aill| immediate followers to assist the Govern- the National Ps : lios it] n in pris ate lif indentures ena assignments ot epprenticeshtps. |} ment, 1s resented by the more advanced a Ce | M [882 By the Cauadian Seamans Act, 1873, the section of the party by which the arrange- és alt st 12 y\ ; 1 Ty r © Ss) . i ot : 1, = s ¢ “ : a eg ° . . _ ° a out a . : "4 i F Ist sAY ZO Oe master of the Vesset Is required to show his} ment is repudiated altogether. Parnell, it — oe f ‘ : tae . . 4 : . : ‘enn lianew fT aetiniins oyniner agate ; ‘ . 7 . ; following tan . F i ; i , Iver Medal, pre sented by His Excell ncy artic ses to Shiy ping Mest rin eae we the is reported, contemplates retiring to private minion, i Sgr MAGHITAS | OK u ¢ Ne ith (governor. at to the be st student - — may b ; ena Cs re nea 0g life, but the best authorities state that he animais and toelr proauc CakS inVOr-| Bila MeMurr (hartottetown to the Uolliector of ustoms to the equi e- . : tion at resent. All ably for the pros; ol € i na Br ) ated by His Excellency | ment+ of the Jaw have been ccmplied with, in has no en nan the das ttak iat shows that t! 2 cen ji the Governor-General for excellence In teach- vd r to authorize the latter otiicial to grant a } apers comme Pp : 5 | : i + killed : Cihont o-Moant Stewart arance Jn neither case, Imperial or Cana- visi oy the Trish ame im the past : a Rie T aie Rettethcumea tigdttns th thaiie tarevision for the chavei ‘; division last evening in the Commons on ad Prize presented by Hon. Senater Haythor he} dan, «3 there any provision jor the charging of . " 5 : . aoe l. ‘ Sema, ead erate in.cenmed in tiedee ct Lo fi certificate Gladstone’s motion, that the Repression ae ¢ Charl tcN Charlottetown. ‘lasters of Canadian registered vessels are| and arrears of Rent Bills have precedence ee 5 | ) senator Haythorne | not obliged to deposit articles, but show them|over other business. Besides O’Dornell torn 5 Crs pher Munroe; 2nad,| when ciearing for a foreigu port and obtainjand Arthur O'Connor, those refusing to isi : Uig | certificate as above. follow Parnell included Thomas Power ~# ’ “7 . . . 1877 93 LA | bio (Connor, Redmond, Finnigan, Rich s@ = e —— Pe se, 2% Ni 2a t= « . ’ : oC . ' 2 ase ‘ rt SC ADARLIN 8 €> | Power, Sexton, McCarthy, Biggar, O’Sul- 1875 128,611 lat Classa—ist, \Vm. MefKay, Culton; oad, | ps Mea Peas iPRi ’ ’ 72. ? 1879 729,088 Rohert Palmer, Charlottetews. B ia bame USEPA GSE ES ch. livan, Moore, Healey, Sullivan, Leamy, 1880 901,905 | 2nd Class—ist, Wm, MeKay ; 2nd, Alethe re = Callan, and Spiel. The following abstain 1881 {2,628,545 }Gunan, Summerside; 3rd, John Ford, East wie 4 : ing with Parnell from voting on division : ‘ : . ‘oer 1% MH in ¥ ie 7 “> ‘ * eles | Poiat ; 4th, Charlotte McNeill ils Sas if Can li} Loren f, O'Kelley, Cummins, Lyman, Molloy, and os ae laea—-\st. Harry Boswall. Charlotte- ea fie OU e M ‘I think. we L by th Ciass—Iist, Marry Boswall, Uhé - aru. “= py ee f 9nd, TI ag Curran, Baldwin’s Road ; —— gs Isiand. and 1 LECTINS OF | * A i. : oonesill or i i OHENANDOAH, PENN, May 24. ~~ ‘ 7 ry BoE a iA i ‘(OTR W ali. | i % be % ; ; Union to the - ond Al: Class 1st, Francis Curran, Charlotte C A MP A IGN NEWS { An explosion has occurred in Heck- Mackenziz, May 10, 1852. tov i, Patrick Cullen, Hope River; 3rd, scl. rville colliery. Six miners were taken Tur tone of t ted in| K Charlottetown. = out .ead and a number of others severely 4 ' a ai cy . . ; . . 27° . ; Hansard, 2s well no bove | COMPOSITION. | Specicl to the Exominer. injured. quoted, would tainly lead any un- st Class—Ist, Elia. M2Muarray, 2nd, ineas Ortawa, May 24. Devron, Tex., May 24. prejudiced mi d : I i rete Liat ir M tonald ; Charlottetown ; ord, Alfred The Hon. Mr. Costigan, Minister of Karly Sunday morning one hundred McKenzie ** op nines: Pm gone sone Sage vo Wtuiin? Beatie Iniend Revenne, addressed an immense! masked men visited the jail and took out Traverse Railwa, Gut Mr. Beecken says| | 2nd Cl 'B i a ieeiied as 1 os ’}mesting in Toronto, last night ; and at} Sam Hilton (white) and Jas. Keyes (col- that the Gdedate was not uiiy rel ea il Be Auiki srenaul, wuu ce ee eee ae y the cK neiusion ot a most te ling and elo- ored) and hanged them from a tree. Both Hansard, ana boa ir. McKenzie said « — quent speech, received a cordial vote of were charged with murderous assault on a . ; ; ORY , plicitly, in effect, that he was ‘‘ qt aeat + pee eee deputy. the grant” on i! : d th verything Class —1st, Vi Coffin; 2nd, Alfrec iis appointment gives great satisfaction had already been oy Rta a a Rare IM : ? a eee ofahet ae Tompstone, Arizona, May 24. eau) Leen ad > tal 4 i oh © GOS ;| svICHe of s - i iT Av y- : A . towards fulfilling the Terms of Union with| 2nd Class—Ist, Thomas C, Bows, nea The rumor that Hon. Peter Mitchell A {fight is reported on the line of the Prince Edward Island. The statement of| Bedegue; 2nd, John Whear, Charlottetown, | ..i1) not be opposed by Suowball, in North- | Atizona and New Mexico railroad between Mr. Brecken who was present, and heard| 4 id Maleolin t ‘idem, equal. umberland County (New Brunswick) has Mexican and American railroad laborers, in the words, will certai tly be ace nted before | CREEK COMPOSITION. eauzed much disar pointment among Re- which seven Mexicans were killed and sev- the declaration of the Patriot whose editor! /st Class—ist, William MeKay; 2nd, Victor] formers in this city. eral wounded. It is expected three Amer- 7 : . va mnt af? ys a . . ins ) +i was not present. The Pats s a strong | Coffin. The Mei! publishes a list of prominent | icans will die. motive in evading the force of the words Reformers whe have declared their inten- a i I a eR used by Mr. McKenzie, for they mean over- | tt Class—ist, Jerome Doiron; 2nd, Ella] tion of peas a in Ween (th ‘“*E think we fave done whelming disaster in this Island, to the}, irray, 3rd, Hel Mitchell, Ch’ town. Ata meeting heid in East Huron (three Party of which, (so far as public works Class-ist, Isabella Leonard; 2cd,] hundred and twenty Conservatives being | VOFY well by the Island, aud ilways are con nec : Vicks Florence Currie, Charlottetown; 3rd. Arthur resent) Farrow was agoi i ; = and railways ar conce vr t ty) wil i€ | © ( Curri*, nari : VR; ee ent) Farrow v as 2 In nominated, we hav e carried out the zie is the head, and.it the tail. F. Bell, Royalty. aa ler its |The statement made yesterday that four ——__- ----—-e- — in p Class Ist, Annie’ eth een additional Post Offices are to be established| Terms off Union to the ut. 9nd. Francis Curran; 3rd, Gertrude Br ? | in this Province was a mistake. The tele- Retin fe ain Dine in this Province was a mistake. ne tele . The National Policy and I se | Charl ottetows cram should have read: ** Four additional | most possible extent,’°—A rx, wy lweayr A beatand | I | > ; EQWara’ [Slazwid. ENGLISH Savines Banks } : e ‘a OevVills PALIN. > x Ciass—1st, Christopher Munro, Valley- MACKENZIE, May 10, 1882 Tue best evidence of the strength of the! Geta: 2nd, Ella McMaerray; 3rd and 4th, John New Yorn, May 11 —_— e,° a bor ‘ Deer Wes ae : 2. PE i i Sits nal: 5 d ? 6th 4 4 Ay . position taken by E EXAMINER, respect-| Ford and Victor Coffin, equal; 5th, and ? Tp , = Montague Notes : : ; : 1) and ‘Afethe Gar onl rhe council of the Fenian Brotherhood , ing the National Policy and s effects | Charlotte McNeill and Alethe Gunn, equal. | , fe sie : -=. a ae ffarded he ter- | id Class—\lst and 2nd, Lydia Mulla'ly and | issucd a manifesto on Friday. It is ad- upon this | rovine BUENeCt ya ye’) - . , a 2 r Alice i aoe n| dressed to “Irish revolutionists at home| Thomas Lepage, whose leg was amputated tency of the Gri ns ' t-| Harry Boswall, equal; ard, Alice. Hamilton ressec oO ish re é 3 7 es ml 518 y ig ul ! Pe ewer 3 oe s Swe aes Sa ler! weil The | lately, is doing well, though still a great ing it land Florence Currie, equal. and abroad,” and is very verbose. 2e .o? ing it. 1 oy -Ist, Kate Mciae; 2nd, Patrick | following ia an extract:--"T sirit of | Sufterer. Drs. McLaren and Robertson ie. then Mee ri veg AE pre | d Cla let, Kate McRae; 2nd, Patrick | following is an extract: he spirit o : ‘labl for” hi GS Nise, t@ J OT Bi Ss ih. . _" ° hl ond ’ . ; thoN. P.. alt | Culle. revolution is abroad. Every effect and|4Te Uutlag fyi aa a feo =ag or nis ] ree yoar rin | the IN. oe Bi . . - : . « < . Ml ga S Aa'daten® 16 dole! ENGLISH LITERATURE, gouty monarchy in Europe totters on its|¢omfort and restoration to health. o3 2 can say for is thad it has gis rf rade . . 8 ie Wi tadie } : A i. fi nd. Vietor Coffin: 3rd rotten foundations, Brethre nD, awake ! On Sunday Dr. Robertson mads his first not injured this Province \] hu 2nd, Victor Coffin; 3re ; Ps co gatas hel ’ . . Mow. Pee Rx curican esd nothi f the | Frank Stewart, Charlottetown. arise | and now la - with us to help OR | appearance on our streets, since his kind. nade os = er HISTORY the wise ways ; of I worse ane to ad- recovery, and was heartily welcomed. ' | eS a auce the good cause. ius shal P What Tux! E id tis —| | giish)—Ist, CAMEL Lee re Sere am intel iedhnen | Rey, Jobn Mi. MelésdeaGbld cal o _ ‘s 8 — | eK glis ist, Char’ | solemn, secret conclave, continue with aug- vey. Joon MM. SicLeod preached on Sun- If the whole P , CN ll; end, Victor Coffia; 3rd, Laura inerited force to give the emphasis of dag- day morning and again on Monday even- from it, we six " 1 un ( lot vi er, fire and sword, and of other available | ing, in the Presbyterian Church, to a large, ° - . . ' Al. Ty e oe +n 4! ") > ia ee? , i i > i ‘t ” . . . positively injures \ | ‘i a re “i mEMCT | Tt resources Of civilization,’ to our ancient. } attentive, and interested congregation. lt ote rea ) ‘ : harlottetown; : ; ; Je a Bad ont haw "we, ‘ Poca tet ante keane C fw | merciless avd unrelenting ens soy, to destroy The Monday evening sermon was from nie t will: ‘+i | ' prove} 3rd, I ia ovard and ywence urric, a6 ; ¥. o. . . vantage. s aah : *F 1 p lant eae whom we shall use, while life endnres,'John 3:7. The chief points were the » haticna o Las NOt injure ~ +94 ie gs ate han? ; ° a - re i \ ak it ' . be al vn | , Kate MeRae: 2nd, Lydia} every means within the resch of human | necessity, instrament, fruits and evidences | ay an Wwe il it na > SHOY oe wal ite ’ ? “J a: , ° % . ae th Islas d bas obtained under it, at least | ly, Francis Curran, Malcolin McLeod, } efforts. Let us eluthe ourselves in sable; of the er birth, wherein — set forth 1 Ie Beret eae open and On OE Se ae a se aye, im sackcloth and ashes, for our own | plain, practical, forcible truths in a heart ‘ re oa ‘ 4 ‘ . - ‘ z . . i . come a : . _ ts oF is ae ee dead, not for the enemy's. They (Caven- | searching, impressive manner, calculated to : @ Wel on u rover - ‘ MET , ny ’ : i . . ° clusively that the , ip Mii Sle ied ; os Wn dish and Burke) and others had better have | awaken serious thought in the minds of s : «Yat i zs li iot } Ila Wr } ’ , , only not injured the Island, but that! M, , ee been born dogs than answer our wrath, | the hearers. eC it £54000, mul iat! | *} ‘ a f *} 201) i ss . v4 c i. 4 aii it we had m und obtained aie aod ( ; ach tere Cullen: 2ad. Thos, | Ye proclaim our unswerving fidelity to the} Montague, May 23, 1882. sitive gains, which, under one-sided rea | Currar Feshella Leonard. ancient gospel of force, and to those revo-| == = ———— Pade we sould iad possibly hay - 1, | |S ¢ tat. Patrick Bolger, Montaeve| lutionary principles upen which this great » i> alanine ’ | Wes:: rie Howard, Cornwall; 8rd, | republic is based. We say to those most Academ of Mu Sic ; io : ie 29 se aw + oat » . s oo Lea inttn A on, Bedeque concerned, and we say it with knowledge : . Dot} ! : whereof we speak: ‘‘ Beware, lest in thus Cape Traverse Railway - ; : ee : v BuUWay. | ee @ ic, | trampling npon the people, you tread upon & @vutCiul ©. ; i ; rn * : as fs . 12 > . eltithal canttal ch Stage trick @nllen : 9nd Thos, | they ere fairly warned. This manifesto eens: Stet 4 oe ee 4 " ends with the cry, in very large type:— . J. Hodgson, I q., 18 very ridicnl | i.) “a 7 ‘ - YP Mie eee es A ae RY ‘Ant PRAcridad nea God save Ireland. By order of the Exe- OUR rOLKS J Pe gay al co. 7 , Ven Mak 4 | cutive Council of the Fenian brotherhood r su pmitting i wi Li raliway | i viimost Strong; 2nd, Wm. MekKay and ost-oftice box 2179. N sw York City.” ? - ‘ should not be built from ¢ ape rraverse to| Ambrose McLeod, Dunstafinage, equal, eetamanrabecied at Me i . ait IN THE GREAT IRISH DRAMA, County Line, but an Sea Cow Point ARITHMETIC 4ONDON, May 24. * Summerside.” ‘ ae a , | Ist, Gordon Laird and Patrick Cullen, Sir Jobn Hoiker, who resigned the Lord J The Government rejected Mr. Hodgson’s | 5. Ellie Beehaut: 4th. Alethe Gunn, | Justiceship uf the High Court of Appeal eq 1, Ellie Beeb 4 lethe Gunn } g ppeal, ' ;o Z C aUb, ‘aM, 44iCuule rik,

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pted the reasons of ] S i . ¥ : . io ‘ ae , . Carvell, Frederick de St. Orvix

A. C. McDonald. EP Bi urt, Edward Hackett and [PD i M ry—the constitutional re} ( iv island And the Patriot ver ‘* wire- pulling and back : fj From the fact ‘ ent paid no attention I r i Hodgson reasons, the elaburate | r ot Messrs Arthur Irving, John Hoeh nd others, showing that } dgson is all wrong about the mat hat been as unnecessa’ y. space to- ay for the insert ter ; but, though the qu been disposed of to our satisfaction an} io the satisfaction we should hope, oi :

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' pression Bill again

adjourned until to- |

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I facMurray ; Neill; 3rd, Etla Ma PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY,

Albert MeNeill, Charlottetown ; 2nd, | EUa MacMurray, Wm, MeKay, equal. MANAG!

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| is‘, Victor Cofin; 2ad, Ellie Brehant, Vin. MeKiy, equal Worthy «f Special Mention—Sareh Harris,

| Charicttetown; Daniel Morris, Black River; | Robert Clements, Unioa Road; Magpia

“Sy Haslam, Springfield; Maazd Vaseey, Little

on Monday, is dead.

The steamer ‘** Hanover,” which ar- rived at Falmouth, on the 22nd, in tow of | the steamer ‘‘Versian Monarch,” has been | seized to ta'isfy a claim of £25,000 sal. | vage.

In the Commons this afternoon, Forster made a personal statement denying that the Government had negotiated with the | suspects clandestinely. Dillon resumed | the debate on the Repression Bill. He| | declared be had always denounced the out- |

rages. Gladstone replied that the inciters | i to illegalities were responsible for ths con- sequences. Dillon aflirmed that Gladstone | iad declared Boycotting legal. Mr. Glad-! stone re; lied with great passion. Debate’

* {on the notion to go into committee on Re-

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Machinist, who knows this property ae [ma 25 6i oct sta rox RY e&7 oy Gael PENDERS as A s Fort Avoustus, May 23, 1999, *F*ENDERS FOR SHINGLING the ROOF i of St. Patrick’s Church, Fort Augustus, will be received by the undersigned until SATURDAY, the 24th of June, prox. Full particulars of conditions will be for.

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& ARGOER,

Policies issued at this Ageney. Also, cer- tificates payable in London Insurance also effected on Vrssets, CaR- GOES and Frricnts in first class cilices. FENTON T. NEWBERY, May 20, ’82—5i sj 3i Agent. 7 mae » gy ’ , . 4 WAATS, Lost, POUND, &e,

FyXO LET, with immediate possession given,

a neat, comfortable Cottage, with yard, stable and garden, situated on Richmond Street west, near the river. ent moderate, Apply to Jawms D. Mason. jma 26 6i eod

VOR SALE, at a bargain, a Shop Win- dow and Shutters, Shop Counter and

two Shop Doors. Enquire at this office, : [ma 25 3i ANTED—A Girl to do genera) house- werk, to whom liberal wages will be given, Apply at the Examryee office, |ma 2%¢f V J ANTED, by a young man, a situation as Clerk in ap office or store. G

reference. Apply to this office. [1a 92 3i eod pd

OR SALE.---A vis-a vis wagon. to T. Moore.—|ma 22 31

Apply

yood men, with teams, to Highest discount. {ma 20 lw

\ ANTED, 2 ° peddle ‘Tunware.

R. Ropp, Upper Queen St: eet.

LD STEEL—I have a Jot which Iwill sell cheap or eychange on ‘ayorable terms for old Scrap Iron —H, Coombs, [mma 13 Sw pat ry O RENT A house containing thirteen 100m~s, lately occupied ty Mr. E. Waller. Rent low. Inquire at A. L, Bringes & Co, Hillstorough Street, {ma 13 3aw ry O LET—That pivasantly-eituated resi« dence on DesBrisay Lane, lead of Hills. b rough Street, formerly the property of P. W. Hyndman, now occupied by Mr. Uns- worth. Possession on the 2nd June.—Jas. DusBrisay. [ma 3

NITY HOTEL TO LET- This Hotel is

finely situated, standing opposite the Bishop's Palace, on ihe highest ground ia the city. It contains 37 : come, aud being con- liguous to the Sieam Navigation Company’s Wharf, is admirably adapted for the accome-

dation of summer visitors to the I/slend, Terms easy. Apply to Measre. Geo. Davies & Co., London House fap 17

rg°O LET—The House at present occupied by R. Slogget, Eeq., at the head of Pow- Possession given the Ist July {ap 4 eod

nal Street. next, Apply at this cfilce.

ryxO LET—A house containing eight or & eleven rooms, situate on Kent Street, half of the subseribers premises, Rent moderate, Apply to Francis McKory,

mar 7 eod ODD'S BLANKET, WOOL, AND CUR- I TAIN WASHER, 4 first-class article, Every housekeeper should have one—$1 each For sale, wholesale and retail, a good assort- ment of Tinware, Customers would do well to examine goods and prices before pur- chasing elsewhere, Shop opposite Dr. Jenkins’ Queen Stregt.-Rowszt Rony, Practicul Tin- smith, {mal lw wky,