... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of the question, that the Government Ighad inot received information to entitle them to t lyconsider the rights between the Crown and the in Beers. t It. 'Mr. RITCH-IE (C., Three Hiailetel) asked whether eour soldiers had been attacked or we had attackedI ...

... PHEN SONX and~,, JNL ALEXANDERn viuil SEFr, bV AUTIN On sa3 ACRElS OF RIASSI S A. cornzidc-ti Iritl rpet-riot a: , ic Is flatt y, and bai t4ofe'l Ge.w- ilgCrr-.r, ?? AN OATS V ?? ?? I~~an a'i -Crnrps -wI I,,. .9-Idl in io if - thsrwiir. anid the a.ti ...

... BritItol and Glosaioeter, and ten Lto minutes' walk of raiway stattion. Incoming d16). T. Alfred Crayford, Auctioneer, Old Crown, Blordw.nir7 Bristol. 925w? t0e Let Qoeen's beotl, Cauton0 ,'oreetera' Club tul T attaahea, abreast the Mark7t, and closo ...

... the legitimate longing of Ireland for the naminugenent of its own affairs on a tfoting consistent with the supremacy of the Crown nrd the integrity of the Empire. To pre-. tend that these essentitl conditions are irrecon- , citable with i sepanite Legislature ...

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... about year old, w-bred Sj ?? Mr. Perrin, 9{, New Oxford-street, - Swansea. . Mloti U atiND Mssff Bitch, by the champion Crown PrAice,' en 3Uvrfor MP by splendid muastilf dog; £10,-John Cole, bl L ARGE Wte Dread Yetts, always H forsde. frojmpure bloed ...

... ropes.-Apply, enl- ?? eatmonias. X. .,Pos-cueAbedar, 99508 TX1ANTED, Fitter, must be able to work lathe aird Tplaningr ?? Crown Works, Maindy, Cat-diff. 499108 ¶SATNTED fo a cnsierabe tie, horoizhy VT sber carful cometet, ad rspecabl Eln, lihtwigt nneatn ...

... Horses, at o,,at ?? r ?? ?? ?? . Nov, 16 5 PRire-pr~~ocfkae, nar Cardiff .. ?? IlushodFuniurat PEnxchaneNo ov. 15 C Mr. f.LATTS. t osteasi Shre, s., at ?? ,-Nov. 216 Fireehrold Safcres, at Ca ?? ?? Coppsce ood, auntr, ?? . ?? 23 Mc.ss HP.SO S an7I1 BEN ...

... General Servant to a small Publir-omlrse; .Alone Who can milk; seageel from Is. to ifs, per '.ontls. -tfY Mr. Daries, Rose sort Crown. Breeon-roadi, 11c~r' Iryr. 76ou'8 \%ANTED, a good, strong General Servant; mrist he slsrtly arid art early doser; no wsshlng ...