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... followed. The steamer (fener'il Warren has been lost on the coast of Oregon. Forty-two persons perished. LiveKPooL, Thursday, April I.— By the steam ship Arctic we have received advices from New York the ult. She brings passengers, bul specie. RAILWAY TRAFFIC ...
... difficulty of obtaining eligible domestics constitutes one of the greatest dé- | sagréneas of social life in this Melbourne Argus, | May 24. | Diffusion of the Anglo S won Race.—The rapid increase | of the Anglo-Saxon race during the last two centuries ...
... Catholic,” as that happy dis- ‘The Marquis of Dalhousie, so far back as September 1848, | ber y gentlemen » « of the pre. | 28 £4012 on lear et {rally to. There is not a who ec provinces, under Lord Cornwallis, having been ex: trict where Dr Connolly ...
... Stewart.—It will he remembered that James Stewart, ostler in| Newton- Stewart, was apprehended by Chief-Constal ls Haining in April last, charged with the murder of Minie M‘Cutcheon, his wife. The depositions in this ease were closed a week or two and orders ...
... report of the In venue Commissioners, that the amount of the was as follows :— Four years, ending Four years, ' 1 i Ist April 1954. Ast April ] | Duty on Whisky £4,989.865 £9,029,8 Daty on Malt 877, S44 1,030,5 £5,858,710 The increase in Ereland has thus been ...
... troops of the Eastern army to Gallipoli as principal medical | greater portion of the summaries of the Melbourne papers, The Argus says :—“ Since the date of our last sum— | mary no leas than 108 schedules have been filed in the | These were chiefly re- ...
... signatures of the most influential | gentlemen in the districts, will also be speedily des- patched to the same quarter.—Courier and Argus | ‘Monday. _ FORFAR COUNTY MEETING. | On Tuesday the epring meeting of the Commissioners of | was held in the Count; ...
... evening. atlemanly looking person polite r into a carriage and she supposed that the purse must then have been abstracted.—Courier and Argus. _ _Ertscoracy.-—-A correspondent send ing extract from Red Republ us the follow- by the Rev. | he | Alex. Hislop, Arbroath ...
... during the continnance of the current apprenticeships. “Oth. That it would be imu to run the risk of a return ADVERTISER, APRIL 1 the debate of lust night. had come to the con¢lusio sidering the views which bad so generally been expr it was their duty ...
... several time* attacked hy-iusnrgenl detiicbments. On the 29th April Cal. Czacbowski fought him near'Mmew, forced him to return Kielce th considerable losses. The JStltumg, under the date of April, contain* the following:— “To-day important engagement fought ...
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