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... book. London : Tbait Society. Belfast: W. avnb. 1. Donegal! Sq. Eaat. A good assortment of Society’s Books can be seen. 14093 MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED PERIODICALS, Published Religious Society, London. The Lbiscrk Hocb, vol for 1872, 7* ; gilt, 8e 6d. New Tale ...
... which the proper enjoy- ment of the festival can bestow. CHR-ISTMAS EOLIDA Y. N.O PUREL ATION of the NLE'JVS-LRETTR TO-MORROW. As ?? actnonGcc, iln order to gire oir e6n- 0o1yes their usual Christmas Holiday, there 'al ben o mdplication TO-MORROW. THE K ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. OFBOx OUR OORRESPONDENT.J _ LoTDon, SATURDAY. THE arbitrary and oppressive manner in which the income-tax has been assessed under the mild and sagacious rule of that prescient and accomplished Finance Minmister-Mr. Bob Lowe-has ...
... being par. tieolstly Cheap. ANDERSON & M‘AULEY, 1,8, A 6, DONEGALL PLACE. CHRISTMAS BOOKS. ■TTTILLIAM MULI.AN begs to inform his W nmnerons Friends that is now showing his CHRISTMAS STOCK, which for variety, extent, and cheapnei), exceeds that of any former ...
... GENERAL NEWS It authoritatively stated that Pciode will not annexed to the Pnojaub. Major Pslliser, the well known artillerist, is receive the honour of knighthood. Mr. Dundas, nephew of the Earl of Zetland, was accidentally shot Saturday,-and lost sight ...
... Sir Edmund Head had just been promoted from New Brunswick to the rank of Governor- General of British North America, siinuloa- neously with which the Parliament of -New Brunswick expired. 'MoreoTer, the new House. of Assembly was ol a decidedly altered ...
... OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND AGENTS. IN accordance with our usual custom, and in order e to give the employds of the News-Letter their g usual Christmas Holiday, there will be no pub- lication on THURSDAY Morning, the 26th inst. I Advertisements ordered for that ...
... -ceedings terminated by the band performing the National Anthem. We believe there will be in- i Icreased attractions at the Christmas and New-Year i J meetings. D THE LATE RIOTS IN LunCss.-At the Present- ment Sessions, to be held to-day (Tuesday) in . Lurgan ...
... Stranaraer; J. IK. Wilson, Fasq, Belfast: s. : Lng, lsq, Mrs. and Miss Ling, Mianchester; Miss M'Niele, London; \r. S. i7. Carrington, Es,i', London; M~r. and hhss Blair, TOndon; Thomas AN. Barr, Esq, Slasgow; and WlVliam Craig, LEmi, Drotinanyaw Pnssnvvner± ...
... Conservative body of Derrny. The polling takes place to-day. An appeal is published, made by a committee 1 of Damish residents in London in co-operation 'with a Copenhagen committee, for the relief of the multitudes who have been suddenly bereft of their homes ...
... a strike among a great number of of the employes in Gas Works in London, and a sh number of railway stations were left without th gas yesterday evening. Last night the supply H in London was very low.a It will be seen from our latest telegrams that th ...
... object of attraction entering the room was a very large Christmas tree, lighted with twelve large wax camlles, and very artistically covered with Christmas cards, toys, oranges, anil a variety of New Year's addresses. Between eighty and ninety children were ...