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  2. THE COMING YACHT RACE.

    After a long war of words, there seems at last some prospect of an international yacht race this summer. The Cambria is matched to sail the American schooner Sappho a series of three races, each, as at present arranged, to be a ...

    Article : 319 words
  3. THE MORDAUNT DIVORCE CASE.

    The case again came before the Judge Ordinary in Chambers on March 8, upon the adjourned summons to extend the time for filing an answer in the suit until Lady Mordaunt should be of sound mind. It had been arranged ...

    Article : 1,279 words
  4. THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE CREWS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 145 words
  5. MURDER THROUGH JEALOUSY.

    The Clonmel correspondent of a Dublin paper gives the following details of the murder committed near that town: —A murder of a very shocking and unprovoked character was perpetrated in Powerstown on Thursday night lost, ...

    Article : 508 words
  6. IRELAND.

    Mr. Osborne has fought a hard battle in Waterford, but has won a substantial victory. He has been returned, in spite of a strange combination ot forces ogainst him, by a majority of eight votes. His opponent had a motley array ...

    Article : 505 words
  7. THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE BOMBAY AND ONEIDA.

    The following letter appears in the New York Times of the 13th March:—"To the Editor of the New York Times.—The fate of the Oneida has naturally thrilled the community with horror and unspeakable reprobation of the ...

    Article : 555 words
  8. SHOCKING CASE OF POISONING.

    A dreadful affair occurred at Clonmel, county Tipperary, on Thursday, March 24. Two men and a woman were drinking; one of the parties sent out a bottle for a pint of whisky. One of the inhabitants of the locality went into ...

    Article : 83 words
  9. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.

    Five persons have been suffocated at Hull—a man, his wife, and three children. The man was the captain of the keel Sarah, of Goole, and had been taking in gas water at Hall. The fumes from the gas water proved fatal to the ...

    Article : 698 words
  10. GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION.

    An explosion of gunpowder occurred lately at Kames's powder mills, Millhouse, Rothsay. The press-house was blown to pieces, and four men who were at work were killed. Their remains were scattered over the fields in the ...

    Article : 75 words
  11. EVENTS OF THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE NORMANDY AND MARY.

    St. Helier's, Friday night.—" This town, and indeed the whole island, has been in a state of the most intense excitement to-day, consequent on the report received late last night of the total loss of the mail packet Normandy. The ...

    Article : 586 words
  12. FRENCH MISSIONARIES—SCANDAL AT TAHITI.

    THE French Judge at Tahiti, M. Louis Lacolliot, has published a pamphlet, the object of which is to exonerate the Count de la Ronciere, the former Governor, who is accused of abuse of his official ...

    Article : 817 words
  13. MISS LYDIA THOMPSON IN THE DIVORCE COURT.

    On Thursday, March 24, the case of Watkins v. Watkins was heard before Lord Penzance. The petitioner had been a widow of considerable means, and settled £300 a year on the respondent on her marriage with him. After ...

    Article : 166 words
  14. LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

    IT is reported that the matter of the conspiracy of February last will be tried before the High Court of Justice at Tours. A private letter from Rome, dated the 23rd of March, ...

    Article : 1,682 words
  15. THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

    Madame Celeste is commencing an engagement in the Northern provinces, wending her way to Scotland; Charles Dillon has been at Sheffield playing his usual characters to crowded houses; Frederick Younge and his comedy ...

    Article : 571 words
  16. FEARFUL RAILWAY DISASTER.

    The New York papers contain the account of a fearful accident to the regular morning train on the Mississippi Central Railroad for New Orleans. The train leaving Humboldt behind time, rapidly approached Buckner's ...

    Article : 287 words
  17. THE WELSH FASTING GIRL.

    The examination before the magistrates at Llandyssel was resumed yesterday. Mr. Coleridge criticised the evidence. He said he would not comment on the evidence against the father, as the Bench had expressed its opinion ...

    Article : 342 words
  18. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE.

    The Emperor has addressed the following letter to M. Ollivier:—"I think it opportune, under present circumstences, to adept all reforms required by the constitutional Government of the Empire, in order to put an end to the ...

    Article : 1,403 words
  19. THE MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.

    The Cornhill makes up a varied and sprightly number, rather above than below the average; although there is no sketch of man and things in Imperial France this month. The interest of Mr. Reade's story is well maintained. ...

    Article : 1,765 words
  20. PARIS FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

    Although the weather has undergone most remarkable change during the past few days and muffs have given place to parasols, this is hardly the season of the year to look for any particular novelties in the fashions. The ...

    Article : 638 words
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