... well-nigh unlimited influence in Zanzibar, exercise that influent* aright, an end may be put to slave-holding, with all its horrors, which now prevails in Zanzibar under what may be described as the petted:ion of the English flag. It is quite time that this ...

... result of the sodden and greasy state of the turf, the last time round, with the outcame the placed eampetttare Milked in an may Alm Tivea, Third hest : E. Windsor, 180 yards shut. 1 ; B. Weikel.. 150, 2. Also rode: F. B. Braman, North Beata, 120 ; A. Alexander ...

... R.L.0., 9 ; W. Towner, St. Mary's, ; C. Tiller, It. A.C. 17 : E. Tollervsy, unattached, 20 ; F. Mickle , 8.A. 0.C, f 3; W. Bryant, It. •.0., 23. Manning colland the leaden twenty yards from the tape, and woes by half • yard: three fest divided sewed and ...

... is reached—to those who knew the locality previously—the transformation that A. W. Sutton has effected is most striking. It may here sa d that the site was one of the old farms of the Bucklebury estate about fifty acres, and was pur*ha*ed Mr A. W. Button ...

... therefore resorts to another remedy with the consequence that has interview the Reading Borough Magistrates. The inebriated casual may future be -described with great delicacy and forbearance as person who suffers pain. the number of persons who have been arrested ...