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I � . � .. - , , I ! I � ks most gorgaoua� The entire proclamation tolall the faithful subjects, 130 hD I- Ths Foreign Uepregentativeg," I
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. June ,-I, 18w3 - � route was'lined 'With troops'. At the mow that during that happy 4aythey may more . I I r � , � � a I the Duke of Edinburgh for the kindness I .
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. ALIXANDREVITCH. �� holy name,ojad.to the unal �il- Oraod- rand' Gfittering � ,
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. a cross At this Helaldo.atwArma, distributed piinte.d copi6 I 1� �� . I I j j � ... .i � I . I . � - ComtnissiO3ier;'H6u,: . � 11 -1
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� . . . ening. The - procession: thou entered at eli up the hatoalanihem, ,,God Pr How , JA - c*'Became, a Knight and :- -: � j j Wilm, Ot, Mr. I J�OaCas, an � r. Iloneyman, . .
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� � Alter entering the Kremlin the con t � . . I I., �. I �j � . I I I . � . I representing'N: -4dland, took par ., � � 'I
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I � I . . I I . . � ,uf j j , resque, Catherinw of Royalty ! and the royal procession, and ocout.)ied pos tid�iis', �
I I - . 11 9ffioi%Iq propen0d their Majestieo with- I I A PA-RISIA11-T TRAGEDY. ' cablegram already published in, the TimEs I , I . �, ,� .i "I
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� � . 'Lansdowne hadbeen appointed Governor. -'1'.A S d , 'r 'L 'd-' cablegram says - , , RoptiorlAw
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raPPror wore the broad 'blue ribbon I . � � a to Canada befdre the; end of � the, -fisherion wf6s inaug'arated tb-.4ay by, 'the- . ,
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. at the Krern in. - I I , , fctm. , The Em�re asses � I I . � � . Henry -Charles Reith Petty-Fitzmaurice .Whose health, Aid not permit : her to be I I I ., . .- . � -
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I 7HE DUKEIAN6 DUCHES5 OV EDINBUROH.� the;: R square ,! 6,000 school child on iD A Paris 'calilegram, says. tied a daughter of the Duke of Abercorn. . brilliant pageant - ' add this int' � I
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.- . I wbite.� -robes sang." Life� for the Czar.�11'r Beghrem. and one Blin, have bee arrested 'He bas,� been a Lord of the Treasuky.,and, - n tIN I I - I
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nastei ot vere onles Thrown Prozo-IIJ9 wan'thrown from his borne '.and had big and stealing �10jooO worth ofl.jewellery. and tinder the present Gladstone- admin- 6P � . I
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t . A last (Monday) night's Mosqaw despatch . were already ass6imbled at the "'cathedral.; the� galleries of the POWs Royal, the two Bow.4Qd Park, Caine, Wiltshire. ' ' I . i gate all the morning, and by, the appoints . d him as a witiiesa, -'to testify in the cases of j �
'decorations of -the streets and 'Imm 'diate entranod. of th' .ruffiana succeeded in entering the back h .etty-Fitzmauriees.are- one ,of th ' � � - I . I d -W-alBh. I �
� fjays: The I Upon th& a air' � , j a hour had p�acked the entire length of I the Sheridan, Tynan an 1 '. 11
I completed. Maj, I ,Jeweller named Prestiot, I g!11? -of the royaltinite through'i ,
kouses ha,ve been - nearly I BtieB into the cathedral a salute 'of shop.-:ot a, . � .Ide and bluest-bloodod- fa,milie� he exhibition, as I Kinsella,. 6e supposed luna6lo who stated'. : -
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I 7,verskawa street is. almost concealed by sight -Ave,guns was flied. Their Imperial' throttling i5ezarjue* Lorriarej a, servant M.th r countr Ing a youpger'branch of k, that he took part in .the murder of Lord i
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the bunting which, flutters. at ovary door lffajestlbs� after' having ki!4ed the,holy girl, and,'Making off undisturbed by the thogreat h6uiso of Which the Fitzgeralds as clos4d, sn''ta , . '' barrel.',� The Leitrinar%was;di&ch`a�gea to -day andpient..
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V,ud,coign of vauta,ge. Kiosques have been pictures and relicsi were 'preceded, by the police with jewallery valued ,at $k0,000. are the' eider. The FitzmauricaB have, gatheri r " back to t a workhouse. . I .1 .
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- constructed of Russian carved Wood, ,in- Metropolitan of Moscow, �Who led -them to �Watcbjng their ,opportunity, tb6y followed- -�lways&,beaia ranked as one 'of- the great- -A,vaet darkmass of Londoners formeit the � �D uriay,:ihe condemned ,111,mnix � , - i 1
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which the city worthies or military bands. the Cathedral of Michael - the 'Archangel Cez�iine tbrMugh an outer room need as a rning JamilieB . of j England, and background of ,the brilliant 1 scarlet, -blue , � Pkrl� ,murderer,willbe han g0., to- morrow. - I I I , ,-
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-will be installed. an ', and to that of the Aunimclation, in. which kitefibn inte 9 small parlor, where: at,- the- have. r� played-.,,&-' prominent:j, part . in and Aold uniforms of �the military''!and , His father and big wild to -day -bade him � I � �
oats-of;arms have bee ' �taa ,to thd - - - wfarewel1=;-44e;y--w'eie--v muohdistre�sed-- ----- - J
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J?rovince of Asia. . On .all - -sides are, pic. before, the arrival' of their Maj6gtias�-a' 'first � floor " - they. � smothered And of Henry 11., when the barony of Kerry line .stood out in'bold � relief a picked 'ody the prisoner Wag firm. � I '
. . . turoq� of th , a Imperial family, and words �of hymn, of thanksgiving. In the first of, these strangled --their helpless, victim .with. a., was created. ,Neaxly all the lords of of 6irty'Yeomen pf the' Gia'ard, vulgarly ,j Judge O'Brien to -day discharged the I
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I Ballitation in letters of every size, in Splay cathedrals their �Majestieb were 'received l0atner belt, woxp by one of tb8M. Kerry were engaged in - rebellion. against known I as ers, in �spepial jury panel aumin6u6d to try thei - , , �
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-or Russian, encircle garlands.'siar'round- by', One (if 4he archbiahops�- And j, in the They got t6,Bruss6ls, unwoleat6d. On the -i' Ireland. . t - Idury VIII.'s ti men'oh'arged with the Phc,�-)nix Park mur. , - �
I , j j I I Eug4�h rule n Thomas Fi z tulie of I me, in scarlet . r
. in colored . -Iailpa., " Eikons, I � 11 . secondby theii� lffa�jestiers' ediifessor. � After way, as chance or Providence -'would have waurice, the twenty-first in the line, su6- .coats, breaches,. and,$iqchirigs, gold em- aers-ana, �otbei crimes.', He praised -the , * -
.i a I images, enclosed in -side chapels , " 'they met a friend' of 'Bergheiu's� In a', broideied-with the English rose, crown,�and Ill fh � I ", I., �
holy ' hav,ing�'kiss6dthe holy pictures -and the it, ) 6eeded 1697 and made the fortunes: of th %nuor in. which , e,_Ia Ora of ,the jurors � '
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vith massive shields and enriched Byzan- ho had formerly known him in his native 'ported th oUthe donEwission ws"s -,Onol�lded to�day.. . , 11
. . � down, before the tomb of their ancestors W1 , a. -.�-dso, of King William, And was� hats and betasablipdbalbe'rts. At. intervals .. I I - .
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� . -tine portraits of former Czars, darried'aloft in tha�t of Michael the,� Arch their ; , town .of Ypr&, ,familiar -to all readers of made, V� a . � In reference to the, air' cular, from � t , .
. I I .11, I iscount Clanniauri66 and Earl of : other bright'.'spots of ,color wore furnishe he .
banners ce Of .'Ouida'i h .rderers' flashy Re .H . �. . � I , atib4n the N�tio:n �ayg: 11.11' Rome enters � .
. on gigantic spQats, from which Adsit Majestliea,-, moved on,'1.tqr,th611nP.e11.1 4 novels. - T a idu . I � rry by George 1. ' a was, a 'Member of by tw I lst an iluain:t a con- V I .
) '. I . apes. Tbe tho � manner alad,magniffeent, 4141a,y, of jewel- the. Privy ,Couricil* under into an , unholy allia,ace v7ith Englan� d I
,. ef many forma and at I - u8slid' the Kremlin. During;�ili6irwalk from the I , I � th6 first -two tume of scarlet, known an "I'Doggebt's coat .
� cupolas of the RuBsian-': churches rise In lary-vaguely'aroused -their iellowtra��Iler's 1,ainst us, we shall stand -for the national , :� I I
� . � -1 Cathedral of the,'Annumptioa t6the Palace I . . 11 � I . 11 Georges'. He marilied'Anne, oDly'daughter - and, badge,!' Which is the annual rowing � af� I . .1 � I
I . , � . 1. .- --------,Agzuing-goj-d,-bea.di3,pr silver 'star .spangled of, � . suspicions, and when in a burst of Btup I I I rights amA lib'rties of Irreland irtat R
- I the� Kremlin their iMajesties we're- ' -id of.Sir,William Petty, and their"graii'dson 'prize for - wate'rmen -founded by t a actbr � . - a . --N4 --- - --- i QP�01------ �-
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JAuen, under greeus,' or'Rtudded with im- ,Attended from the rlto,.the inner Apart. . iner6sity one of therxoifferedib�make him Francis, the third",, Earl -under � T,h6wAg�Do9g'6tt1a;tth6E6o si6ii".5f' 'i �' and gh0d ine�. � �
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the' ordinary solemnities of the coilr . On I I going to big cousin and, thirty Yeomeu7'of, the. Guard 'added I .1
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. traikaswith silver harnessed k�edsj open ,Majestic I 0; Vi -nit clergy prudent to communicate �them to the. th � - , rppresentati - " of ' the .younger of - "nation - ment 11 The result, of a discreditable
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caloolies full of vari9d uniforms'or. curi 3elglaupolice,�au'd'ihe' iwowere captured. s6n,df:'1hr,ma9,Aha first Earl & Kerry to itrigne and a supplement to: *the Coercion .
1, - * I Oils with 'a cross. And. holy. ,wator,-.and the 11 I L I - however,, than: all .- thege� -, gorgeous �y � I I I I I I- . . �
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I President -and membeisof the, 11, - . . .The Fettys ,were sprung from Anthony' liar' ndbu public, :were ;tlie .
. direction *while the light ,i's left� I country excursion. on the -Sunday ' . butiouf for the Parnell �tribii'ta 'sends s. I
every of,the�palaceatl Moscow, presentbilbiead , night. Petty, of Rumney, in Hampshire, a'tai[or,' four -hundred .representative .fishermen � � .,.,- � 1! -
3ffujiks in red shirts ' couriers in an&salt to Hie Majesty the Emperor. -Such I in the ear y part of the seventeen�h,6entury. ,from all parts 6f,the UnA6d Kingdom vigorous letter, expressing, indignation,a, � I I
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ostled by a whopreceded the � a son, na �- tbes6tion 'of t& Vatican.'� � 11 � I
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ok escort blazing with topped at t.he entra�fice to the inn , .high favor. By hard wo-ok,, be, Made him-, bobts,' with their" -burley frames- and .
I � orders, or scowled At - by - the oiJacialEl'. picion, as, she is of 'irreproa6hable,char- self a ddetori in in . Ireland " he says "i ,�,7nen I the people . I
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, he feverish bustleof ex6itement is added canners � swing in the. 'air, drums roll and. in t I . I I I tor want to lie'land in'th serV' 1. f L 6ndon Society, Ddpu- �� I
to by. passing cavalry or. the band of- 0me the ,bands ' strike up.- , Then 1 comes the -' , -I -- I . well, conducted I the, ibstrurnent -, of 02'�.Hsh I -'Wbij: diplo;., � �
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I I , � w " i, Cossack guard of the, 3� mberor in' Circassian - ' : S I - I .1. anddied as :131"r -William'. P'Aty, owning Belgium an& ijolland, in bright and varied. inacy." He .also :calls 4t: a trick, -and-, � I
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-!'t .public edifices hav frocks with shapkas A 11orrible CharUc,-Wfie - Nurse :An the, 8�,000 acres in Kerry. alone.�. His personal c I I . .. �� . I ,- .
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1. '4 Thepalace of the Governor of * Moscow is facedwith orange cloth; witk-rifles carried I . . I � property, was worth �646j000 and' his rents �oup Xxi�, Promineit, amtong th to,;00 000. - . 1� � I I 1� I 1'. I .. 1,
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I I In the contra is the initials "A. M.,"Aen scarlet, and * I two squadr . h, Winnipeg: unsays: great deal but.the, fin' I , I � h I . the PaPielt .'.lbeatiLn.op-,dg,l':,-,t�roughoui, Rog- , - I
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- .. .. the Dragoon: Guards', of Moscow.' I I ous ,their fortunes. A.secou I all to himself. Their Royal � 1. ' ' '
detail of door or window � is picked out in '.When management ,.-of' the Hmidlpok' hospital. 1696. T I'll I - � " The Irish Parliamentw�� i - id
. -Ahese , bave pasgsd� � ,a* novel, sight ' ,Jnder,Williani he wa� s 'made'Earl of HighuesseA Were received at the entrance , ypax yis Bai ,to I
colored lamps, which ,at'night will trans- . . . , New revelati6n6are cording to light; , The S . I � be ' greatly ' discour�nd b , the : , ' .
appears delegates from"I'll--' he Asiatic � I I 11-.N y :
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!� � I forua� the facade into bowam-ofbriglituess, I 't , esoape'of young Kittson.bm been the' cause I ., halburne.and ViscouritDuhherton. He by a salute from Ahe guard of -honor qfthe.. �Pope's recent, circ . ul ar, , .. -o 'doubt the .
. . tributary tribes approach' two and two,- sat in thd Privy.04uncil of Qu6ertAnnd and Royal NavaYVolunteersi and,,-theboys of I I I
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. K rgbiz warriors in cloth of gold and'p13-r7-- I fol * f6dt8- .George L,�and. George: IL, �-He` ur6laasad the -Ar�'bhusa '- trainlng�ship� ' hfld� , -the. ,
I , Aow6rs. Every shop is resplendent with � p'll as: been laid . �. I I I -1 Authew.
I . The ; lowing information' h � � will materially weaken tbe National : . �
e,.Mougolswith yellow faceg,and dark I . .. 1. . ,property- in EnglAnd. Dying.withodt issue Guards' Band played the Nation& - �'
lgigrea.g ba6k grotfrid,,.the' blue goWns, Georgians, KaImucka�and Tar- before CdI..PeebI s.; , ,- -L.,..g ----
old letters on a . A-1., , � .1.1.111, �- I -� '; - - -A- --T; Irwh members- - .
1. I I - : .: �ba� bequeathed, 1 great"'eAw.tes. -to,- big Wilkingin,p�irs,-tfae Priricb,of'Wal6i 1. iEa'.- ea us a opera, -ions, . ae I I I
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. I ers-beingAn. u eeko.0'antique takwof-every*gra , Thi-iii6rwation I . of'Farliamenti ''I .
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I � . Sclay. These add something cabalastic. to I George B... Brooks, taken upon O's,th'this � .ad by the architect and con� If . - I I � . . � � . � - . I
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I � turbans and*capg of every shape and do`ipr,� Th,w,sliharl ofKerry,who united thetwo. Albai!2�', pre6ed . I . inteifar6nce in Irish, political ,affairs very . I
the -magic of, thp Whole, while thd resplen- , 18th' day of' May"4983) before z Adam , - Petty . -Her . b1tteriy';. but th . air publ"c:, utterances are � I I
I , inlux,'Janabskin and"biodade.: These have' , . , I I families under the name of' -Fitz- tractor; and followed by the officers ,of .., 1, , . i I
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. dent profusion of, the �Iautoh. probes And , ina,urice. He 'bought more �roperty ,in Majesty's household, slowly advanced along I ' -
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the fretwork of light iron canopies Over b�.. a, long' �erpentiiie line has got -reason to belibve-'and doth verily . drq a . - " Natidbal-Leagub meeting �res.t.4rd hil . . � . ,
. I of gold, � I . England and' was made a Peer,of Groat bun _4s of,y idg�of.,red carpet to thrones . n w a lifuillo. '
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. every hotel' door vary the 'oublines'until whibb-resbIves ,itself Jujo A Multitude'. of . beliav,161tliat one E. Simpson; of Winnipeg, -Britain-�-- as - Baron , Wycombe. He was on ,a . aais.- which was. surrounded by a advi ing his hearers to ret fait' I I
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. and varied attraction. I I . I feloniously andWilfally, and of his inalice , I . - . . -allegiance ,to their Ltit�,. because the. 11
' . . -these ate four running footman in the old seat. His son was the well-known states- dents And flanked by banks of flowers and 1113 . , � . �
The -Duke And Duchess, 'of Edinburgh ' . nd feather' I - I aforethought, , hill . and- stay one Mrs. I , Lora � �31aalburno, in - the .reign' of banners, in -the. 126 th. gallery., O � the Pope's action � was' b,tsad, on-th6.false 1*31- I . . I I
grenadier hat a , a, barrying, large M40 � . r n.l. I , . I
I .' �Theb, come fou . � Vaughan, being, at the tin�e a patient At , . As .Who &sirbd . .
and Gen. WoIseley" have arrived. The caries r .giant negroes,in , --- I I -George III.,, and 6, colleague of Fox and entrance of the royal party a full band Lind Jormation of Briti�h 'agan. I
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. Duchess met with a warm popular recOP- . . 'the amallpb-x,,hoAp1taI in tbe city 99 %iiiif. , Pitt. -He was. a, gre I at'orat rj� and warmly'. 4 choir of. four ,hund , red voices broke .into the death . of . either the . Catholic I . I
. full Oriental suit, au& ohasseurs.� without: I , I ' 0 � . .
. tion., The American corvdttp,�Lancaster end .1n scarlet,., green and gold. These p0g-_ Swor ' n to, etc., by George B. Brooks.' denounced the Ailarioan war.' OvOng�'to theNational Antham� Wbile the Audience Church - :,or . ,the, , preselat . political. I.. . , : I I I
has arrived at Cronstailt. Tfie officers And p . I Col. Peebles! immediately issued.-%�warrant his- duplicity --Lords Shelburne was- dis. 'rose and unco�bred. -The Duke 6f:R16hm;' mo.vement'. Any.thing injurious to either '
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. I E - - P.- -0 - lab � first : ,. or imp�o?, a � arrest., urrs�y'- at , oul ,play ioto� -tho Govern
d , _c ro,, Bix,while rs6sciliaw the . one, , .1 , .,trusted by the, King and by his C6,110agues. - mon dazid Gordon read an Add ic I ' I '
. n Min , I .. 1 6' Ilion in once .swore in as :special constable,, a man . . hands. ,, There'. is.�no do bt � that, the letter I., ' I
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. . I . I But he - was Made ,. Marquis ' 61!�- � Lans' th'a-PrindbolWale.si.el3�.orided. ThalArch- " ,. :�, ��
I a receptidn to, special foreign . ha,mad .Brewster., who has been one of, the I I � I - . . I will createaome ddfec�iou,:bu-� tbe� -extent,,
given relief. Postilions in thrbe-cornered-hate � . c -dpwne , in",the � English peorage of 1748. bishop of Canterbury , offered .'a - special . .
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embassies which have arrived to a'tte'nd-th I a and grooms Arq�,by eadh,hor4e and running i nurses at the:hdspit%l. , I He will tho*kongbly � The second Marquis was A wild, one. �p ; r , a , yet,, followed 'by 'the LoM'p Prayer. Will not be-kn6wn'until Bishop' Croke has . I I I .
coronation. The.city presents. a brilliant � disinfect himself. and Simpsoubefoib'hriDg.- The'third Marquis, a. brother of the pre- 71bo'choir thein'sdng the. 1`01411utiAiedth 11 pross,'himself to ..
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and picturesque scene. Many ing him iw, It appears from rumors' prb-, d � the I the people, �and pr6bably.`-not until' 'after
, * , .1 . delegates 'horses dravi the next, six bliick horses the . � ceding, became Chancellor of the Exchequer and the, Prince of' Wales declare '
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, �111. I ;'--. ' : next, and 6till'oome four, more statecoschos" valent. that last I Oct6ber-a, *Oman na.med in 1806, - In H26.he was Canning's Home exhibition open. The royal trumpeters Cardinal McCabe, can visit Rome and Qon-. I I 11,
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I Thebouseof the Govern,or is covered. each of mbre. elaborate orngm6nt � and. Mr`.,-Vaughan*wag taken 'toAlie building Secretary., When the Derby I . suit - with thePope. Mr.-Parnalliarepoited 11
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I . I with'gariands of roses, plants And lamps. wealth. . But �the greater, attractiou�'61! the -suffering from smallpox., Simpson's'Auty ,upsdt in 1852 the Queen , I Gffered �bim':thel ��stationed in Hyde Park -fired a imul- I an believing that the G6varbmeiat . will an- - , , � I
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' ' h' ` lior�-gx'xard'--diiveFLt)i.e..,(5tber'� I , �?reiiriiorgbip , of 'a� now Cabinet, buV he faleoub palut` `7he choir .th e I
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I I loreign press. - Few � press , repiesentatives� t 1 , I 'th' goldaiiirasoes"ana: � . And left . !hot' iw her. , agony� With' Jai �:tbe -` Aberdeen ' Cabinet., ' h ' oftlae. "I Reine,'de Saba,"'- follow.ed by"Mend I - tihd,doddm6iii(ag".li6te advis6ry1han. man - . 1�
. have availed themselves of the� hospitality,*. Iamp: 'stand ing., near '. the. `,:beA% : . - � I- f.P I . i, 1, I ,, d 6t4hibli it will check the I I
tolish�d'�E:6i3q"u6�,'o"u,-w4hidh dazzling oil' . 11 I . roll6d" From that time -16, hin death, January, sohh's.t.� E[�mn.o,;. raise, which biought story,. and does n �, I . � � . ,
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. of the Wvernment As -regards' free � board. I "k' himpalf : In,` a - blanket';' and" * , " national woveinent,'.'har stop thd'Cathol' I 1 �
- s pen' ; their brilliant. witign.'. The up . , , , ,. , I -31st'. 1863, he'�,,ao lafi;... the ceremony can .an . . - , ,�
I I eagles'. 6 1. . ntinued�:to act afs,co t , a, , * I in I . I . 1,
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the -pro- ' I'll ' 'fir&'fR0mtaI-.- --' , " - �;: . - -ppm --,--.--Ijt.� . . . 1. 1. �
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- .the cathedrals of, the Rremlin,and Palace, i6ar : rank carry � sIoie-d,'s*ords. - These badly� burned.. And her piercing screams �jn that exceptional .position, an& big do-, 'briefly the, contents of the iaxtraOidivary I A Chicago despatch.��§ayh:. , ,
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. � , passingbythe quadrangle"In the ailiel'al, splendid da fi ally wqiiakene& Simps3ii. , The, tied. was. , - - t 1. �e�conqoti, exhibition Which -,bovers tw6tity-three F, Finerby, me be"of, � 1, , � .
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between the, Troitsx and ", Ni6olaL -,gaies, �ber, , �precede 'the -,:i -Emperdr,. .who low I ate abVibe red' filled lWiWswo.ke. . ilie' greatest political blow Her Majesty' Acres aud'th'e" Officia, da a oguo�o , ", - , is 'has an edit6riw.1 headed- 11B
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I -- taken froin -foreign --foei.. ate�-airanged in �, app;Daches, -and is 'received. with deafening . a � sainted by &.nurse got I a ,bucket� of . water - ' I productions . of' )apal - i , riteri6rence in the , I I �
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.is already decked with'-6ostly platei chiefly, The E in I I I . , poor woman,Fas ryfti, H ., iglit S34611, b- ,� nod6ration and good sense, bi . a Acquire- the United States; Swed I an - Norway -'Bel- Policy Of tb , of
peror's dress . was :the' :,-'dark � g. 8 In � a% tican. from the days . . �
gifts from -foreign princes, and - also pr - . 1. . I : . a di�.ei. into her hemrt.�: HW- 'a 1 I I posit' . . I ' I -to J61an, XXII.*,aia.d. from. the, - .
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I I sent by.Queen, Elizabeth ifid Claarks:11. to 11 I extibgui6hed.thefir6;hut.s6 diqd, . reign of that Pontiff to". the present time,. � . I .
I I .. � , with:, -A, tblaak ,wool cap - on : � his , Within liberal and geparous patroh'of literature, natioi]93 �ciolr'ta, 'are' gallaries, devoted to. ,
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I . ; lbead.�"ke� saltites.� .the shbut�ing;-poople , '' science' and, fine:arts,-and big Boloridid' machinery in'ilotionj machinery for,eleor - h .. , I " I I
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. to the programme of,the Run-. ,or crosses himself as he .pagses the. holy - - ,, y I a b6Bpitality' at.. Lansdowne, House and - trip lighting,' a 'fish. Market' a, fish dining- �. I - . I
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. Siam Coronation' ceremonies, drawn up 'by vith his young "p I o,of, ,a keepers. , ,�, 'af tarium. 'In ,the' .. I.
. pictures, and �i rinces u6sr talk' ,f . . . Bowood. � lie'naarried .the daughter ,of?, the room,aud Ind, aq� , '. , ,, . gardens, .
%In Imperial commission, the-'Moscovites him, and.1the -Duke of Edinburgh a little to . I . I 1. -art of. 11clabstar, the second son of 'which are poiads stocked with:fish And fish -eating inapdAin6pt. If the Iri6b ,pe�ple submit'L " I :
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. � . tbe.lefti iftices on,'follbwed by his staff,of . . q 1, " � I warria;ge was'the fourth eqxf, father of the birds, and, the gigantic skeleton ofa, whale , , - I_ �, -
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during . three .successive days beforplasiad, 200 men of a ry � regiment, nation' and � The'Willipeg Free Press �, says.:' Therein fifth, ear], the Governar-General.of Cinada,. belon"gi t ' the', Marquis. ',Of Exeter. I I I ., pe's worthy , , I . .
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I Mpeters, escorted by' t*o.oquadrons of "British,'miniform, among the blue, green and. p,loyed at-the�presefif time, And the outlook the eldest dauofiter'61! the 'Count Do Fla. in which Mt. Leigh -Smith retreated: 'to 'Q�et: the'. li%h , people .-bold p4lid� I I .
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on each morning -this-parby --- & , ight ftitd. 8' 1 : ment z which, --tious-sterialy, defiouiicirig,-uny � " :"�::
. , t erba ,. 6 fat: this -season :building operb,tiohs,have - ,-liore ... of -His.",
j�ipi.twwdetadh ' - �d -E � ' * - ,hprgbo veiled in . ' The fainily,;'it Will be' seen � hag yid'a ' In the United Stat6s-depart'j 11 .. I . �
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. .. -- Malta, will. make the �problammtion with: a '6asoadbs� 6t gold fking�' And* -ridd , no been very heavy, and doubts, are freel�, pla' I " . � I
. ' ., en � by , , prominent part in the history of:.ih. pouu:� occupies 12,000 fast', an� fully-beare out the . I
. flourish of trumpets before each'gatel of. the postilionfi. � _draw ' the-'splandid, vebicM in , 6�pre�gs6d as i8,u�bethet'61aare. Will, b � a, any- try. � What there is in1lie pr6bent repre. �terms. . ;of the instructionB to the Commi,- polities,`:aDd tell'bim ior,once aild,for,,, all, ' I I
Kremlin, and at other places on both s . . thing like the 'demand' -Jor, outside . remai . hp�ld: be - a time firmly and Tespectiully10 Mind his,. . .1
idea I � � .1 XkB to sioner of Fisheries that it� s . .
Which the ,handsome young Empress is serntaiive of the house I '' the� 1
of the -Moskva, each ,time ,distributing',, seated in her,� Imperial" . robes. She mechanica� that there Wag last year., Rates future. ,' .. ' I I 1. . . . I . - . complete and systematic representation of owl business' As. head of the Catholie� . . ,. 11
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ace. Atthe same tim& riage,.4s' worthy �of hot6,- , ..:not % only, 'been no gencrafreductidn, although ' -t�he as Govr , actib,tirbyresolvibg nottqdOntribute asingld�l ' I .
. 1. the',Ibarebeaded popul .1 � � Many went of`tbeMs�r4uiw,6f Lanado noteworthy, features' -are the life�saving, I '
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� the foreign ambassadors will te, O workmen Are taking less than che,figures � , rlok-Gbnatal .. , -is I � generally apparatus, boat'-�Inodols,, machinery' and,'. oln"f'Pater's-.i�penc6, while � Leo dec'upies ., - - i , . ,
ffid*'&IIY ' �' for,: the' detail and. la,vi'sh, decorati . a I � ' of ' -Canada I I . ,
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notified by two Masters of: the dairehaomen,-' in.' on , quoted. ' The demand,1091emale laborcon- � I , I � I thepapalchairli'or At least ub1il,'he quits. , ' � . �
crimson vblvet of,tbe roof and tea ,, approved'by th0,E11g-1,i'1gIa a 6 The Times api)�ratuH f6r. fish -culture, 'ft�nd I
er. Mo., . �- I 11 . press. � u �
� driv i in gilded carriages of at ...... 1 - , Unman brisk, and gdod.'Wagco is generally gia-fic bis-Bcafidalou4' political'. alliance with the. r . .
I I in the procession on foot from the Kjow." pqffi-els but' ;becau'se 'it was built 161ilte th6,rule.'' . * .. I . I I I 'Bays :: �;,Whfle - not�gifted with,Ahe brilliant specimens (it odtopus and.squid. Among -an of &a Irish -nittiol -'Ahd race.;. � - '
great '&Aharine, and used, at her corona- : . . . . � " � qui4fties of Lord Dufferin, nor able to boast other popular features 6[the United'stateo I . I I I
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. lin Palace tar the Cathddrar6f-th- -- ,1 rij, - --0 I _ . , , � ' -MA-T, . ' . I Are _6 we advise our epun, rymen to .
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a .& 8 nation., The 'state' coach which bsara the . . . . .1 . ..... I . . 1-9, the royal cohnectiooLone, �evei.' section ate a full-siz6d -and 'completely In - rd, .1 - ' I ' I i
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tion on the day 'of � the coronation the Varpontois, per ck'y�.. 1 .$ 2 50 to ,325 ter�','of ,his antecedents' equipped wh�ala boat, Processes of preparing Ott Pope, and teach 'him -w esson ... �
Duchess of Edinburgh is nearly ag� fine ;. Bridkifts'ars, � 11, ...... . . ' , 300 -4 00 tbeleeB the charae I boy. in the I gervicetto '11,1
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I . .regalia will be borne by. the following , it a -: adorned �. with picture , of 'nymphs stone6utters, -U ' .:::':. "' �*�,.'.'.'.'.'17 3,00 , 4-oo mark"bina as very well .fitted 'for tha post., and curingfieb, Models of fish, A splendid . , , I'll, .,-,at - i
. members of the Council. of. �Staie : Thef I as 'Alachipists; .. " � � - - I I . . in one ... nor. Out off some oi, tlie mone ary I I I i
and cupids of gold. The pageant W118, a , . .; .... � �'. " 1. . I �. 1 3 00 The Times .further points out that no collection .of ,sponges', corals and Paghing� , I , '�
I Emperor's crown by Privy Conn Moulddio, , . " .., cat ji:�LplemenCs of a(l rack and s, fine collco- 'supplies of Leo, .-and teach laiian'-without
01110r , , I . I ... I 3 50 unusual difficulties' Or vexatious: politi I �
Tit6ff dsidpnt of th, magnifice'ut success; it filed slowly through I V,b,emals:ers, 1 � . ...... ...... . I.... . � '5-0" - 3 , 00 rno i being misunderstood,. that the. Irish, race I . � . ;
. a Civil And R61igiplig: the double .portal Of the Voskreasensky Blacksmiths, ,�' " ...: .. ...... �..�.� �.. . r- ti6ri of photograplas and crayons illustrating . I " ,
. .9 oo problems will. meet ..the new Gove I I I I ot be bulldotzed into slavery by the,' ,
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. .1 Depar ent of the Council ;, the sceptre' gate. past the' northeastern face of' the , Toarnstbrs (w �tb* board) per me ... 30 00 35 00 General 'On his'arrival. 'The foreign r6la- -methods of fishing and the fisherman's life,
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and globe by, General Count � Kkemli I Board, in camp, per week .... ; ........ 4'00 ' 4 50 t- of the Dominic- ' *excellent, Con-.' two wonaerful,life-like figures of harpoon. bayonets, OVEngland or by, the thunders of I I 1�
,Adlerberg; u, which was adorned with heraldic , - ions n are . .. I ., h" , � d
� -, the State sword.b� General Count Milutin; � . Tehinstors,xity (without board),'. 50 W 65 oo, , , . Itome. We h i "' "' his ops an . I I
.. - eB,, province, . and naticnali-, � Saw -will men (West, with board) . ...... - 30 00 - - the. work of the en, one ift, . bar at the end.of . I ope the -Irish �
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the imperial standard. by G6iieral Count shields of oiti g federation ... works--iwall-and' the b6af, the'Ot I ,'�"r�y.ba�vb'b�bkbone,,e'n'o'ug ,tore , 11
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ties., 'The pro( aloug�the face 'Laborers, jA cityi.per (lay. .......... I., 1�75 � , 2 00 Canadian Qovernme t must for some time' the bows rit � poising his -viteapon for, a Ora , '
a Bra lik"o'ss, [ing, U�Wardb Of Tailo)rA, per .da .5160 , 3.00 be rather material than political� and 6trake. These form rance ,
Schouvaloff, and the crown'of th �essi?on pags6d � D � 11 p an effective ent .. an outrage, on tl�air patriotism. Ire- . �
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. I Jasand'-persol'is, and in front of -the. _ 'Cooho,.imed,rap�,per month..: ...... 45 CO - ,60 00 directed , towards the I . I I ... I M .1
by Admiral Heyden..Thirty-two adjutauts., ,is, , tho . land will stand by the ' against' Pope� Lo6, ,' � � "
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general will bear the, poles I I . and every, other ,,foreign busybody, be he .
'and 00rds Of, renowned Church 'of ,St., Basil,- with its, painters ...... .. ............... a - consent, to the Chinese , "i � , . .
the baldachin o , I . ..... �� .... �. . ... 8 co 3 5o physical 'resources of the country. Th B universal Saxon or Italian. '' . , 11 .1, I 1. - � I - I
ver the,beads of the impe. extraordinary cluster. of towers,and domes, � . -; �, �, :I � � . , ;' � vast wh6at-gr ' , . 1. � I �
, rial couple. The inhabitants of.St. Peters- 1. � rEMALMS, . development, of. the owing section must be awarded the -palm of merit . 16 is stated that an -in-former, brought - � �
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I burg will be informed � of the begiaining'of and n6ar that 'spot entered .the Kremlin. lands 6� the Northwest and the natural for completeness an'41' t: f d � from America se"of the knowledgo � I
The Em�erok I ' lit And beauty are dombined with the fish- . � �
I remains for ihe', lexti4ree . 0111111ralhous�l ......... ....,., ......... � .... 1. 15 00 � , 2 , 5 00 , wealth of British Columbia Must continue I . becall � I . I
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the sacred *rite by an artillery's-alute , W.z.s. ... t�.., .... I .......... 18 130 . ....., which be possessed regarding peraonsim-,. I 11
. . . , and amys fasting in the palace within the .....". 35 00 �� � principal care of.the Canadiaii Govern. Ing industries. with m'ost--,cha,rming fitness �
1� ,by the display of white flags on the to Cha,mbarmaids ................ ... ... �, 16 00 , , 25 00 P - . - 'plicated, -in - the � dynamiV conspiracy, has I
I War", 'Kremlin, not at- the Woitzha monastery, as Laundxess6A;; .11 15 00 25 00, went and', the Governor- Gen eral. ' The. and qtigintness.' Real Chinamen in natural,
�01 and of its full accomplishment by the run- . � �1 ......... I ...... I- ... I........ I - been in Scotland Yard /fok. two day§. A - ' (�
. � I . Originally, ntended. ' I cooks.�i".f .. ... ........ � ........ � I . . ..... ..1.1. 515 00 Times also again,suppbrt6 the Irish emigra- attire ,cap the climax, of' success of, the �
�� Ming lap of red flags and)' ,by a saluto of,101 I � � V .. � . . Rome despatoli-isays: the Pope bearing� �. � ,
'A� tlae.fortr& � I I, . ,, . I . The -ceremony. of, the' coronation was Ge -Dol! he pers ..................... .... . 15 00 2�' ()o tiOn scheme. I I I . . Celestial hmpire in the'exhibi6ioD. . -, . I
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I A last (Tuesday nigii0j,151 scow I - - I And are lighte,d'by alectricAy� . oaned, sent 'for Cardi 1
says-: ------- L-�-�- - I � . ,�-, . I , girl, ,who had r6fus6d a -,�� � - � � � I - Jae6bini and Simeoni, 'and insisted that
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.. . I . I in y . I ' ' I I I offix Tralli, - , , . . , I A�pavilion has been erectedf6rtfieug'e' I . ��� I
The Emp6ror worehi� uniform' 'and was' Upon the order from the -Commander- gOOd-100kiDg' telegrapb-ropairi rdan'throo' I hisAetter to the Irish bishopsbestriOtly
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mounted on a splendid charger. Hexodo a, 'General the beraids raised theirmaces, and times Within sixn�ontbs, gave as a reason A I Philadelphia, toldgrata. says -. Mark they visit -the show. I , ., ..., : obeyed. , ., . I i,
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little in ad I I I I that he *aB- too much- of a ar. Spilker,, travelling SA166mb . ,h,- , to-day--ob-- =�-O-T-Mond'U -exhibitio � ill -ba -t . rown- -�-michael-D,o�-vit-t�im.y.8-tlia-pap,%1-6ircul,i,r��--,;-,�-.'�
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.. , vance of the four Generale: at 'this' pi aal tbpL_A"e gtAut%_barad-their I,, _4be D -W 11 � to the clergy, pr;judieed, un3us '. ;
- 1. . - � --diructly-attWdig - 7Th- he w-an-de-r-a-d-fkoff-p-ol-6't,-o--p-of�,7fr6m I I I I I I I , I � Lifflit'-gel 66*6ial public at the entratide' I �� j�
I Viiina, iTffa-1ntKfin-eda . ea a the trqmpbtg� bed� el, �PaJOWQ af - --�, " I , 5,-(UCG:a-ja-iiiictb,6--.kei�n�--. - - - . I in; , is t, and, - �
...�� �- - " I 9w�al . �660VW -SrRaMiC'Milway. " Spilker presented the vaistrongly painful. re htment,
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. graciously in response to the Wild e amation, �, I I I . I Milizwevort to Philadelphia. . it will be. th . he, Parnell, -' � d 1 I
� thusiasm which greated him at every point. " Out Most � Aukust, Most High, an would10 sure to talk. � I I ticket from N � M.P., sending a subscription to t -..- - -- __J
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- -- T 6w�rf�sdver . - -- - ... 'A .�� illager lai ,a .wager that a I . 7 speech� will .11 instriAct tbe.,practioal fisber� I in Errington ,b I or 1161 � ,
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Cbeer upon cheer followed each, 6.tI M(oaf I sign the Emperor � I I and coptry-on themselves. , . , - � � i
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I �tantly from the denselypacked multitude Alexander Alexandieviteb. I ,got, wl�o8a'acqnahat%uce he had asW � ejected Spilher in the open man, so that they will: acquaint fro . �gratitude f'rom,R. orne, : ' . -
on the streets and fro . ,-;yl , having ascended strai: the Northern- CEntral Railwa - above I I � , ". , . . �
. m thousands of pe, plo the throne - of big ancestors, that of Ally ilade, could nob,Mthin six hours ,�oo;. y with thp:1�6egt:improvemants in their craft , .1 I �V . I � I I
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mArrya, young wor a dbing, in all,parts of'of the world, and*matkind i I -A Now Orleans co I lor�dv�omau i - a ehru-� . - . ' I , I
in the bg,IcQnieB and Windows. The 'EM� . ' All! the RUSgiag-,- also � those -of' � the, wi an d b h d Harrisburg in the' midst Of a- dren n . I �� � �
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. Poland. And of t90 d 8�jarrivod at��he same,h6toI' The suitor ,laim
. press ith every Mark ,,of: Kingdom of r0p., The company L ,ad b,at tb a � ing'an ,honest penny by announcing -the
, d [rom the bouu�ybfthe water�s.11 ooi�iDg of the end of the' -world.' ,
Grain general how.to derive the fullest possible
- enthusiasm and loyalty. lqer daughter And, Which ar "' - Is introduced himself to her,. 8hb gmiled upon ti�k6t was purchased two'yearg before Sbe,1dg , ; �
, i Duchy of rini . a inseparab , 11� advanthgo J I . .
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-the Graudll�uchcsskenia,, threw,&- hiss to from . it, has vouchsafed -to ordbr:that the ,4im"a minister was call6a in,'aD the cars- 'the company, had, e�dnavorpd to' 09,11 , In, : AtubttDquetiziFis)imr,ngorfj'Hf�ll,'gi'vf)i�. bpon'banisbod-from church, but nevertlie. I �.
� .11 I ---tb _-1 � such tickets. The ,ludge charged the jury il ri1atiODaI Fisheries B x'4 Woe hag gkincd'thoivaand8, of follow6rs',wEC 1- - -.-, -
-a -p-0-0-pl a - 15 -6 -'Gr -and Dukes formed a; , coro�nation and d6neboration of'His Impe. . mony *as performed. : The oouple,left 0 � I . � I I I hotior of the Into , - .. I 'S",
very brilliant group; and the Asiatic riaLkajesty should take place, in which the following worning,.'wibb no inconsider- that eject -ion under the circu'1116tauuo was lilbition, the Prinee-of Wales WidVid 66nt ha�v6'4'aao"nod 'work and 'are Preparing - . ,�
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'pplendidly decorated and 60 whole Bolernh act is. "announced by the , present , iT, abro.talk-opirit rappfn*gs.� - � . Mr, Lowell, jn:,roplying to. the toast' of' seem to be tb,bastel the 6na,pfl.othe world. ,' - '
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