... His head had struck against tire iron back 'tof a chair', tearing the scalp away between the eye- e brows and back to the crown. The right foot thad struck another chair and was terribly ar a wounded. T he strangest part of all was tfhat. f l Hanlon never ...

... across re so ay the Atlantic can be made in less than five days. flatt Mr. CORBIN says he has worked on this enter- patr ph price for ten years, and at last his efforts have Job: ' Pbeen crowned with success, for an American anti od steamship company has been ...

... Willicuis's (Proedivenl Biugie ; extra price awrarded to ?? W B Hepees (Abergweeisein) KelO. t Foot Raueac-120 Yerde Flatt Hacdicap c 1St, WV T a Buften, Licodrindod (sesatch); 2nd, W ilds e S O B Llanwrlyd (acratch). '44D Yards Platt Handicap1:~ ...

... to 1- wai ceot ire favosier of revelutiours; lee tireegrt- theylwore 3-bad thieigs, beef if tlrey firought he was going to flattes- Ls the Coniservcatives anly eore ?? flee Revolutioneists, age cc aill he could say was fleet' tiroy were cerefoundedly sio ...

... Scn Si AYxe 11. feese the .secret. ler ,brother thereupon went to the Crown Prince, and giave him the alt Orntire ot killinfg niqnsel' or of acceptiny a challenge to a doel. The Crown Prince accepted the former alter. native, and shot himself through tle ...

... 'I1- Sugar Loaf showing clearly nad effectivele. A Ele Irarne full oil very chatming local sea views, ig. depicting. thle Flatt Belm, Lavernocke Point, and is- Suily Islanid, by Mr. A. D. Asliford, of Penerdit, are re- amnongst thle freshest bits of impromptu ...

... Comnioneting on the serious aspect of the etrag-le, the spieilal correspondentof the kibl, Xrs a nt the head-quarters of the Crown Prince of Prssshin, Villenecve St. Georges riting on Dscemibe: 25, says :--I hear fines an intelligent youlrg soldier wvho ...

... the last price was only, 3,b6 down for Money and , for the Account. Ipdicn 'lhrea per Cents, also lost .4. HIome Railswere flatt during thoe eely hours, but they showed a firmer tone towards the finish. Americans were quite stagonalt, in View of Monday's ...

... moderate one. With a run, H some of the following may be near the mark Stand Plate-PopP(E. E Island Plate-BoNNsm GARY FiLLY. Crown Handicap-QUICKxOOT orBARMXCIME. Mile Plate-Woo 1wc. May Plate-FARNDfL. Juvenile Plate-HxATH ROSE. Wink-feld Welter-MERRY SOOT ...

... Shore L',rk (each to be said feo' 100 levs). Analioll Flatte-J000itFll'ihi. Aif)litIOM'Ar, A1IRIX'AL9. lTOT) 1St', e, Viii''li i *? h Wi tp , Shore ?? N!i,!Ieial Ki Js iZ, leayd ill%-, G3oldlen Crown, llittound, C.irilt arq R ilih Bruir irnalby, WVhite ...

... PesTsL. l.jesor ?? ?? 6 to ieg1I6 to 4 og Ootlt.rtet Ositei ?? S to ?? to 4 ott TI HUURST PARK IMEElING. 2.0-Tim TlANS11Mni FLATte sf103 sties, for two 3year alds o m ut tpiers ri welght Cfor sges t peniilties tund allow- ttites. Fiv citirtonigo. Mc 2' ...

... Fiske's'Barbican 11. ?? Captain Ellia' (Mr W P a Greenall) Pippo e Mr H Haywood's Refresher beat Ur Crosse ?? , 8winburne's Crown Point n Mr Massey's (Mr J Gtlitodyl Glaucus ?? r Salter's e Th3 Slut it Major Graham Bdwardes' Mereworth beat Earl of Ed- ir ...