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... THE GLOBE, WEDNE6DAI, APRIL 7, 1875. 6 AMONG THE COLLIERS ON STRIFE ,t.lll‘;‘,. ikk . rc LI. V.11;61 t.i for n. 4 by IZepreAeutati,,e TN SOUTH WALES. ;:a . ;.,,.. -- ; ~- , Aviugs have been effected. The collier is far ' l ' ll. ' la Body airing' each ...
... THE - GLOBE; MONDAY; APRIL' 5; 1875, THE GIIICOWAR'S DEFENCE. The Indian papers delivered to-day contain the first day's speech of Serjeant Ballantine in defence of the Guicowar of Baroda, from which we take the following extract:— I assert that it is ...
... THE COURIER-SATTIRDAY, APRIL 24, THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT has appoißted, its representatives on the joint commission upon the projected submarine tunnel between France anal England. A FLOOR IN ST. PAUL'S HOSPITAL, in the City of Mexico r ecently gave way ...
... Underwit lent was argued before Baron Bramwell, Mr. Justice Blackburn, Mr Justice Lush, Mr. Justice Grove, Baron Pollock, and Baron Amphlett.—fSee reports ' ui Gazette Feb. 24 and 25, and April 19.1873 Mav 7 and Nov. 3,1874 ; mid Jana 23. 1875.] the course ...
... , roadwater's,) Uxbridge Middlesex Journal. April 17. 1875 EXCOMMUNICATION IN MONTREAL. The Toronto Globe says The Rev. Mr. Chiniquy has been lecturing in )(entree', and his lectures have been attended by great crowds of people, wiped whom were apparently ...
... Signalled;— RQBT (Adriatic), April 12, lat 49 42 N, long. 27 20 W. RCDN (Acme), April 12, lat. 53 N, long. 30 W. Leopoldine Fraude, of Stettin, for Liverpool, April 14, lat. 37 N, long. 21 20 17. MPBJ (Tyburnia), April 17, Ut. 50 41 N, long. 11 50 W ...
... N, and long. 13 42 W, April 2, when wind came SW, which we carried to the Tyne, arriving there April 8. Signalled: Mabel brigantine, of Swansea, steering 88W, March 28, Ut. 42 12 N, long. 13 W. Columbine barque, Newcastle, April 4, Ut. 49 30 N, long. ...
... LONDON. THURSDAY, APRIL 28. The House of Lords did not sit yesterday. The House of Commons met at the usual hour i and the number of Members present being less than forty, immediately adjourned. The question whether or no landed property should be taxed ...
... LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 28. The trial of Ravachol and the other Anarchists in Paris did not finish until half-past threo yesterday morning. Ravachol and Simon, who were found guilty with extenuating circum- stances, were sentenced to penal servitude for ...
... £M.G. of April 16. The Annie Fletcher arrived at Liverpool on April 24.] . BANGOR— April 2d: The Mersey, illiams, hence for Dublin, which put into Beaumaris April 20, leaky, after being ashore, proceeded to sea on the 22d.—[Sec (S' G. April ...
... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. In the House of Lords yesterday the Lorl> Chancellor announced that her Majesty had been pleased to appoint Sir W. Rose to the oliice of Clerk of the Parliaments, and Mr. Ralph Disraeli to that of Deputy Clerk of the Parliaments ...
... SHIPPING and MERCANTILE GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1875. COMMONS— TrenAT- I . kU«cluur*‘> , “ ,' Th. siNESS. Bill the SutberU'jd and Caithness I The SoutUmpton Dj^ r ; . were severally read a Railway Bill, and the third time. sl /• the order for the ...