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... leaving London as under, and lieith two days later:— For the NOBWAY FIOBDS and NOBTH CAPE, 13tb June, for 28 days; 28th June, for 29 daya; 18th July, for 28 days. For NOBWAY and SPIZTBEBGEN lst August, for 33 days. At the most Northerly point of these cruises ...
... Sunday morning; and via Trieste, files of papers have been received to tbe following dates : Bombay, April 28; Calcutta, April 18; and HongKon, April 12. The Delhi Gazette contains an account, furnished by a native correspondent at Cabool, and utterly ...
... REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S MORTALITY RETURNS. The Registr ?? reports that during the past week the annual rate of mortality in the 28 great towns of England and Wales averaged 223 per 1,000 of their aggregate population. The rate in Birkenhead was 26, Birmingham ...
... and Hill v. Crowther and Stead were actions arising ont of the prosecntion of oertain Hndderafield bnilders, in the autumn of 1875, for breaches of the Chimnies Act. Mr. J. H. Sykes (John Sykes and Son) appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Alfred Sykes (Ramsden ...
... Wolverhampton, 28 ; Birmingham, 24 ; Leeds, 27 ; Shef- field. 25; Salford, 32; Sunderland, 11; Bradford, 29; Bristol, 23; Plymouth, 20; Nottingham, 26; Newcastle* 22 ; Liverpool, 36 ; and Manchester, 36. IMPERIAL REVENUE. The revenue returns from April Ist, 1875 ...
... final vote were Mr. J. Webb Tempest, of this town and Leeds, and Mr. Beevers, Leeds. The result of the voting then was — Beevers 28, Tempest 24, the former being elected. Mr. W. B. Denison, M.P., was appointed borough treasurer. THE Increase op Tramps— The ...
... of which Mr. Kendall had given notice, rescinding the general instructions given to the vaccination officer on the 30th April, 1875. to prosecute under the Vaccination Acts. He contended that it was the duty of the Board to take upon themselves the re ...
... Steamship Companies. LIVERPOOL to NEW YOBK. via QUEENSTOWN every WEDNESDAY. GERMANIC ?? April 1 1 BBITANNIC ?? April 15 'TEUTONIC. ..Wed. April 8 I 'MAJESTIC ?? April 22 Second Cabin will be carried on the voyages marked -bat* Cotton not carried on Passenger ...
... correspond ex^ct^ ?? ° r J th6 shorthan( i writer's notes 7 4al M B eD . narrated » lon g conversation with Clarke at Shanklin, m 1875. in which witness, then going by the ?? ?? he k^ nothing of ?? frauds beyond having translated some documents, and cashed one ...
... election in 1867, and in 1868 was appointed Revising Barrister for the West Riding Boroughs, whioh appointment he resigned in 1875, when he was raised to the dignity of a Qieen's Counsel and elected a Bencher of his Inn. Mr. Foster was appointed to the Recorder- ...
... Comparet, Parish Priest, St. Romsin-des-Isles, France, 27th November. CIjRE OF TWENTY YEARS' FEARFUL DEBILITY.* Avignon, April 18, 1876.* Y0ur Revalenta Arabica has perfectly cured me of 20 years' dyspepsia, oppres- sion, and debility, which prevented ...
... Nazareth). JAFFA (for Jerusalem), ALEXANDRA (for Cairo), MALTA, ALGIERS, GIBRAL- TAR, arriving at Plymouth 16th April and London, 17th ApriL Passengers leaving London on or before the 3rd March can overtake the steamer at Villa Franca. CRUISES TO FOLLOW ...