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... !THE ADVERTISER. JANUARY 13, 1875. GREAT SNOWSTORM. Prior to the thaw which commenced on Saturday morning, a snowstorm unequalled in violence for several years passed over the North of England, blocking railways and roads, and occasioning the utmost ...
... and endorsed The negotiation rhe*»e ‘‘kite*’’ could not last for ever. Pillon got alarmed, and withdrew from the company April, 1875. Hoe then took upon himself, with th* of shareholders, the management c* *' ; bnt ri.e statu affairs despairing iu.t part ...
... presentation of the gold medal of the club to M. Chevalier. Revenve Rerurns.—The receipts on ac- count of revenue from the Ist April, 1875, when there was a bsiance of £6,265,322 tothe 10th inst., were £19,532,596, against £18,932,407 in the cor- responding period ...
... revelations, tracing the prevalent ' vphoid fever in the town the mixing poisoned water with the milk supply, at Kagley. During April there were forty-six cases of typhoid in the town and seventeen deaths. The dairy farms in several cases appear to have been ...
... June to Nov. 30: - Daily —“ The ‘Times, Daily Tele. graph,” * The taman,” “ Daily Review,” ** Dunilee Advertiser,” * Courier and Argus.” zondon News.” ‘Ty “Saturday Re- view,” “ Public Opinion,” “ Punch,” “Judy,” Fan, Atheneum,” “ Ladies’ Own Journal,” ...
... 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 ...
... between all his children, except his daughter Lucy, who has been already sufficiently provided for. The will, dated September 28, 1875, of Major- General Edward Charles Fletcher, late of Kennard Yalding, Kent, who died on June 5 last, was proved on the 14th ...
... Publishing Oilice. DURAND _ CITY HAL TEVHE foPowin this Daity Telegraph. ‘The Scotsman. Daily Review. Dundee Advertiser. Courier and Argus. WEEKLY. Tiustrated London News. Tiiustrated ‘Times. Saturday Revlew. Public Opinion. Punctt. Fun. Ladies Own Journal ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA. p, April 18. —The Coune! rere ‘of the Prize Court of Cadiz, he illegality of seizure of the Queen Victoria. ve King and Queen of Portugal are e here on the Q6th inet., on their way THE LUXEMBOURG QUESTION, anis, April 18.—The King of the ...
... 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 ...
... market is therefore ina very unsatisiactury state. Linens are also very the in prives for almost all qualities is rather Courier and Argus. Important To Merures.—Mrs Soothing Byrup, for children teething, is perfectly harmless. Ht produces natural, quiet hy ...