THE Standard's correspondent at Cairo says that things seem rapidly going from bad to worse. On Friday night, July 20, the police agents made a descent on Boulak, and effected a wholesale eviction ...
Article : 273 words[?] apparatus has just been patented by Messrs. [?], of Paris, for the manufacture of [?] in [?]. This invention is [?] constitute the only [?] by which refines can-be ...
Article : 332 wordsTHE Times in a second edition gives a telegram from their correspondent in Hongkong, stating that the French Government has made a formal notification to the Chinese Government, that unless the troops ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 659 wordsMr EDWARD GUBNEY and Mr Frederick Myers (says writer in Truth) have published an article in the Fortnightly, in which they give the results of the Society for Psychical Research. They may regard ...
Article : 1,578 wordsA NEW method of gas manufacture has been perfrected by Colonel Chamberlain. The materials from which the gas is made are petroleum, water, and air, and the process is apparently simple, cleanly, and ...
Article : 369 wordsAN Umballa correspondent of the Civil and Military Gazette writes:—Talking about the racecourse; a somewhat sensational event occurred there on the 1st instant. Two natives working in the fields saw a ...
Article : 336 wordsThe Euphretes, from Adelaide for London, has arrived at Falmouth, disabled. She collided with a barque off Reshant, on the western coast of France. Sir W. V. Harcourt, acting on behalf of the British ...
Article : 420 wordsA PRIVATE letter received in Washington from Texas reports that a state of terrorism exists in Jefferson neighbourhood. The lawless class who planned and participated in the assassination of Judge Hanga on ...
Article : 121 wordsCARDINAL M'CABE, on July 22, in reply to an address of welcome presented to him on his return to Ireland, by the Catholic clergy of Dublin at the cathedral, referred for the first time to the Papal circular, and ...
Article : 287 wordsFive hundred navvies have struck work on Proudfoot's section of the railway extension. The dispute has arisen about wages, the men demanding 8s 6d per day. ...
Article : 90 wordsSOME recent bathing totalities have again drawn attention to the important subject of bathers' cramp. If the nature and causes of this dangers is affection were more generally known (says the British Medical ...
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Advertising : 3,304 wordsMessrs. BRUNKER AND WOLFE report:—Maize: The market continues fairly supplied and prices ruled firm at 2s 9d to 2s 11d per bushel. At auction we obtained 2s 9½d to 2s 10d, bags returned; and 2s ...
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