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HONGKONG, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1883.

THE HONGKONG "GRAPH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1883.

original inventor of GRIBBLE Lately a new feature has appeared in its not too interesting columns Notes from the Metropolis" from "Our Own Correspon- dent."

These notes are no doubt highly amusing and Instructive to the ordinary reader, although we have heard it stated more than once that some of the news items appear strangely out of place in the recognised "organ of the missionaries." A few of the paragraphs are very cleverly written, and the subjects dealt with are so skilfully handled and in several instances so full of perce

"The poet's eye, in a fine frenay rolling,

Both glance from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven, And sa imagination bodies-forth

The forms of things unknown, the poet's pen, Turn them to shapes, and gives la alay nothings, A local habitation and a'ngie" m

The first extract quoted above from the London Referee, dealing with the death of Captain Wess, was penned by Mr. HENRY SAMPSON, the editor of the paper; the second is the handiwork of a well known theatrical critic who writes under the nom de plume "Carados." The London special corres pondent of the China Mail is a literary thief who tries to pass off as his own, the work of accomplished journalists whose shoe laces he is not fit to tip. We have only given two, specimens of this artiste's "cribbing," but almost every paragraph in the two communications referred to are taken wholesale from various London .papers.

A REGULAR: Lodge of Victoria, No. 1oz6, will be held in Freemasons Hall, Zetland Street, this evening, at 8.30 for 9 o'clock precisely, WONG ACHAN has gone into the Hotel" for the next month, for making away with a piece of water piping from No. 342, Queen's Road this morning.

YIK AYIU, with one score against him, and Luk Asti, had their presence dispensed with from public society for the next 14 days for gambling in West Street yesterday,

We note from our Manila exchanges that the Spaniards are still having a great deal of trouble with the disaffected natives in Sooloo.....!!

MOK LING will fanguish for the next three months in the "Retreat," for not paying the $35 fine imposed by Captain Thomsett to-day for having opium in his possession without being the holder of a license.

A NEW YORK paper tells us that a favourite hotel is to be kept this season at one of the watering-places "by the widow of Mr. Jones who died last summer on a new and improved plan."

WONG AYAU will have plenty of exercise for the next month to come, and rany possibly-be-able- to learn something better than to attempt to pick the pocket of Captain V. Karmilick of the Aus fran Lloyd's Steamer Fandora when he again regains his liberty.

SU AKWAR seemingly wanted to join the Fenians by abstracting from Government promises seven-

dynamite charges and a coil offure. His stealing propensities led him, also to appropriate three Jackets and a bed-quilt so that he might be kept warm during the winter. He will be kept warm" for the next three months at the experise of the Government.

A CURIOUS case of sensitive skin has been ob- served in a female patient at one of the Berlin hospitals. It was found that if a name was writ- ten upon it with the nails, or with a blunt piece of wood, the flesh rose at once, over the marked track to the height of several millimetres, show.

It falls to our lot to present a anything special in these items, it is a re Perthshire, on Aug. 15, Councillor Macgregor quested France to suspend sending further reining the writing very plainly, After a while it

claim to the title of the greyhound of the At THE famous steamship Alaska has lost her lantic." The Anchor Line steamer City of Rome which anived at New York early on the morning of August 9th, made the passage in six days, twenty hours and thirty minutes, the fastest time on record. Her daily distances were knots 406, 384, 439, 435, 408, 392, and 340. AT a meeting of the town council of Crieff, moved the rejection of an application for the use of the town's water to blow the organ in St. Columbus's Episcopal Church. He thought the granting of town's water to drive engines on Sun day, even for church organs, was pushing Sabbath desecration too far. On a division, however, the cornell decided to grant the application. Horz deferred maketh the heart sick. The re

Dupuis at Haiphong ought to bring at least a ray of hope to those who have been patiently awaiting his return for years. The French generously to Dupuis, and to those who supplied the sinews of war for the romantic expedition which first established French supremacy in

JAMES SMITH, of England, a seaman by profes- sion, got on the spree last night and was run in" Being unable to ante up half a dollar this morning, the amount of the fine imposed, James retired for a couple of days. A TELEGRAM in the Saigon Independant, dated Paris, September roth, states that China had re-

forcements to Tonquin. This request was for cibly answered a few days ago by the despatch of one thousand additional troops." LZUNG ARING, who is no stranger to the "Ho tel, having been there twice already, went on a third sojourn this morning, for six months, for being in possession of an umbrella, knowing the same to be part of the property abstracted by his light fingered confrères from No. a, Albany Road.

vanished. So many persons, have thus, written their names on her body that she is called the autograph woman.

We gbserve from home papers that the eminent actor Mr. John Ryder proposes to retire froin the stage on the attainment of his seventieth year, on April 5th. Mr. Ryder has been nearly forty-five years a member of the profession, and he had already attained some credit in legitimate drama before he appeared in October 1843, in

It is customary on all newspapers, at all that many surmises have been Indulged events on all newspapers printed in the in by the curious as to the local habitation English tongue, to make common use of and name of the Mails London corres-items of general news. Where there is pondent.. solution of the mystery to the Hongkong cognised rule amongst respectable journal public.

lats to acknowledge. the source from Some years ago-long before "GRIB- whence they are taken. The ordinary class BLE" was invented or BULGIN's literary of general paragraphs, which may have reputation established by the famous trea-filtered through a score of newspapers, tise on Japanese Dogs (or was it cats?), cannot possibly be acknowledged as one that editor of the China Mail whose journal-never knows from whence they originally In the course of the hearing of the localistic career prior to coming to China was emanated. But matter sent from a special

Hof solely confined to police court reporting correspondent must necessarily be origi-ported arrival of the well-known French explorer libel case in which the professional repu- for the low class trade journal which nal, or it is not special correspondence tation of Mr. Jars Buldin, acting editor of the China Mail, was valued by a Hong-was once known as the Clerkenwell News, at all. The Editor of the China Mail, was in the habit of filling up, the defi- Mr. MURRAY BAIN is at present in kong jury at dollars one hundred, Mr: ciencies of his editorial, preserves by England, but nobody would believe Justice RUSSELL-aid-he-was-not-sure making comparisons in parallel columns that he would be guilty of sending out here between opinions expressed by correspon as his own work, literary productions paper a "Fried Fish Wrapper," as it dents and his own sapient views. The stolen wholesale from the metropolitan Tonquin. might be calculated to injure it in the custom-war so frequently indulged in that journals. Another China Mail literary- A BORDEAUX.merchant owns a monster mastiff matter of its advertisements, and it had it became a nuisance, and was ridiculed light-the gentleman who was sometimes called Lion. Walking with him a short time ago been decided that to say a newspaper

out of existence. Now we are going for styled the Chancellor of Glasgow Univer-

on the quay, there came a little mad dog along, had a low circulation was

once to revive the old practice of the great sity and occasionally referred to by face- followed by an excited crowd. Lion seized it by Judges, like all other human beings,literary-star who wrote Notes on tious wits as the MACCLIMAX of effrontery the neck, leaped into the water, and held it under Yesterday from His Netherlands Majesty's Gov. Mr. Irving bas promised to appear at his farewel are not infallible, and there be can no | Australia, South Africa and Mauritius," is, we understand, in the modern Baby- water until drowned," This 'was excellent, andernment at Weltevreden -

that it was not libellous to call a news-

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libel.

Ion-but-although we know him to be we should be reluctant to believe that after borrowing. Disraeli's eloquence he would descend to such a low dodge as using the scissors and paste brush on the work of the Bohemians of the London press, and send out the clippings as the produce of

Mr. BULGIN Invented "CRIBBLE" and made him Editor of the Nagasaki Rising Sun. Why should he not also Invent "Our Own Correspondent" In London? But perhaps our enterprising colleague has been cleverly "got at" by his London correspondent! Such things are not uncommon on the

in exposing what is a scandalous fraud on

Government has hitherto behaved most un-

GENERAL FLAHAULS, who when young was bald, Maccady's company at Drusy Lane, as the Duke had received an invitation to dine with the Frince inAs You Like It The cast included he expressed to the prince a desire to present lind, Mrs. Stirling as Celia, Mr. and Mrs. Keeley de Talleyrand. In the course of conversation, Macready as Jaques, Mrs. Nisbett as Rosa- something rare to a great lady as a mark of esas Touchstone and Audrey, Mr. Anderson a teem. Talleyrand replied, "Then present her Criando, and Mr. Phelps as the old retainer. with a lock of your hair."

Mr. Ryder was for many years a member of the MR. R. BUSCHMANN, Acting Netherlands Consequently with Miss Cushman, Charles Kean, Princess's Company, with Macready, and sub- sul at this port, asks us to give publicity to the and Fechter. Mr. Ryder has for many years. following translation of a telegram he received been celebrated as an elocutionist and teacher.

Navigation in Sunda Straits quite safe, except betwoło Kralatio

yight on Fourth Poin

benefit in the autuma.

Palmer, the present acting Governor of Queens- land, has a pleasant autocratic way of his own which has made him the object of lively admira tion in Queensland. As an instance of this we may begin by saying that, near Brisbane, there semaphores at each side, and elaborate instrue

the prevention of traffic from passing about train time. Very well Sir Arthur Palmer wanted. to pass one day just as the traid was expected. The gatekeeper, not knowing that the august

Lion received an ovation: but as Lion sub- and Behares. The light on five Head and Flat Cape am again by all small dogs, mad or sane, he has perforce THE sposing reporter of the Shanghai Mercury been munded.

writes on the 15th inst.-H.H. the Maharajah THE Austrian Government contemplates sending of Johore was present and took a great interest next year an exploring expedition to Central in the animation and "go" of our local training Asia-with-the-object-especially-of-collecting. We believe His Highness has offered a valu-is a particularly dangerous level crossing. It has information of all kinds concerning the high able Cup to be run for at the coming meeting, traveller Colonel-Prejwalski have been secured remain amongst us to see his gift well and keenly He will be accompanied by two military officers, competed for, ris Highness is one of those gen- a civilian volunteer, and a loguist acquainted inne old apertamen whom it is a pleasure to have with some of the Central Asiatic tongues. A amongst us. scientific staff will also be attached. The Russian Government has promised an escort of Trans- Balical Cossacks. The expenses of the equipment,

c, are estimated at nearly 2,500/.

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manner of doubt that in giving the above so that the Hongkong public may judge opinion our usually exceedingly level- for themselves whether the worst libel strongly afflicted with the cacoches scribendi, | Bequently developed a tendency to do the same and rangements have been made to prompy ham THE Sydney Bulletin says that Sir Arthur headed puisme judge was a very long that could be written could in any possible, way wide of the mark equally in law and manner affect the thing which serves the logic. Lord KENYON in the well known China Mail for a journalistic reputation. case HERIOT V. STUART (Esp. C. 437) ruled In our evening contemporary of the 14th that it was not libellous to write of a public and 15th inst. appear two lengthy com- newspaper that it was the most vulgar, munications headed "Notes from the -ignorant-and-scurrilous journal-ever-pub-Metropolis"-and-purporting to emanate his own pen. A happy idea strikes us. Plateau of Tibet. The services of the celebrated and we can only hope that his Highness can tions are issued to the gatekeeper with regard to

lished in Great Britain, and we think from a special correspondent of the China the use of such terms would be far more Mail in London. These letters deal with likely to injure a paper's prospects in the and pretend to be original comments on matter of advertisements than to call it a current events. As a matter of fact they "Fried Fish Wrapper." But taking the are the meanest and most contemptible broad standpoint of free criticism, which exhibitions of bare-faced literary piracy the law recognises and holds, as pri

we have come across for many years. whole of the special correspondent's handi- work, nor is the subject of sufficent interest to the prospects or reputation of any public warrant our doing so, however, we direct to increase the reputation of the China been very few for some time past. All the quired instantaneous photographic apparatus, when an Acting-Governor wants to paks? We

attentionto a couple of samples ofthe original matter from "Our Own Correspondent" in London, which appeared in the evening journal on the 14th inst..and ask the public to compare these paragraphs with those on the opposite side of the column, which we extract from the Referee of July 30th:-

vileged, were Mr. Justice RUSSELL'S Space will not permit us to transcribe the press. Flowever, we have done our duty. LATEST news from Egypt state that the fatalities and 6th Oct. On the latter day, it is hoped that now the man who was sent to relieve him has

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China Mail, Seat, taal.

admitted by these who knew the best and west of him that it would have been far better

for Web had a mas aged 13 moim the English Channd. No man who has make fichli mad ever bewingthizeristsal fagain,

kein such a favourite as he was

The Referee, July 30th.

For a lour while it has been admitted by all who know the best and the worst about him that it would, hara beta far bester for Weld if he had never managed to swim the English Channel. No man who has

Coen

auch a favourite as for full

five minutes be,was made by

the fickle mob ever becomes

hasty expression of opinion reliable, any criticism or comment. likely to injure

Individual, or body of individuals, would afford good grounds for an action under the Libel Act. For instance if a critic were to write that HERE BANDMANN'S Hamlet (in black thread gloves) was a burlesque on

•Shakespere, and HERR BANDMANN was an offensive ranter, that would undoubtedly tend to lessen the receipts at the door of the theatre; but it would be, nevertheless,For a long while it har been. perfectly true criticism, according to our ideas of SHAKESPERE's. Hamlet and BAND- MANN's histrionic capacity, and, in England at least, would be held privileged in every law court in the kingdom, Things are

his original self again. Harass rather differently, ordained in Hongkong,

pitted, acept when their hero- „Garden Theatre a few nights — ima brings good monetary re- although English law is supposed to pre he wave the Chanel vail here. Again, a critic might with perfect impunity write adversely against any public person, even although such writings were calculated to injure the prospects and professional reputations of such persons, so long as the opinions ex- pressed were not malicious but impartial reviews, according to the critic's ideas. And so when Mr. Justice Russell, said | Önted, that it might be libellous to call the China Mail a "fried fish wrapper," because there was a possibility such homely criticism might affect its advertisements, his lord- ship very clearly misinterpreted both the spirit and intention of the Law of Libel.

However, Mr. Justice RUSSELL is not the only one who has erred over this matter. We, to our profound regret be it chronicled, were also greatly mistaken, only our mis- take was in a matter of fact and not on a question of law. In-dumming up the merits of our evening contemporary as. a public newspaper some months ago, we expressed the opinion that the China Mail was an excellent paper-as a wrapper for frieds fish. The magnitude of our mistake has only lately dawned *on us; but, as to err is human as much as the privilege of pardoning isan attribute of divinity, we trust we may be forgiven for our unfortunate blunder, and so we hasten to offer our most abject apologies-to the fried fish. We have wronged the fried

from cholera are rapidly diminishing in number, the public. This exposure is hardy tilely and the cases among the British troops have Mail--and we should like to know whether, barracks which the British troops left because as our remarks may possibly affect the of the cholers are being well cleaned. It was ex advertisements of our contemporary, Mr. pected that they would be occupied again by the Justice RUSSELL, considers them a libel on

end of August. The health of the troops at Mokattam, Helouan, and El Wardan is good, that journal.

and the convalescents are doing well: New from the interior states that the doctors are work- ing well, and that the health of the villages is improving it is believed, owing to the better state of cleanliness. The epidemic, however, had extended over a greater area thhu was stated.

TELEGRAM S.

LONDON, September 18th. THE TONQUIN NEGOTIATIONS. The Marquess Tseng and M. Waddington have arrived in Paris; the French Minister of

Foreign Affairs has been granted leave of absence, and M. Ferry conducts the negocia

THE vocal and instrumental concert at the Tem perance Hall, last evening, given by the Bobe

THE Hongkong Cricket Club will open the 1883. sye of His Excellency could awer the engine with 1884 season, weather permitting, on September glance, refused to let him cross the line in his 29th and it is proposed to play the first match, caringe Tor this shocking irreverence, the the time honored "11". "a" on the 5th gatekeeper was very properly auspended. And

all the players, by the aid of his newly ac man knows his duty better. What are trains Mr. Afong, will secure an excellent group of been suspended for the same cause, The third

The Shanghai Cricketers are anxious to hope Sir Arthur won't get killed, however, which play the Hongkong Cricket Club at Shang he might one of these days if a demonetic engine hai about the end of October, and any happened to be coming along when he was member desirous of going north to take part in crossing. And then what would become of the the match should send his name to the Hon. Country? We shudder to think of it, Secretary not later than October 10th. The Foochow CC. are also desirous of playing a match against the H.K.CC at Fopchow, about December roth, and members willing to go up to Foochow are also invited to send in their names to the Hon. Secretary by December 1st.. THE writer of “Training Notes" in the Shanghai Courier of the 15th inst. is responsible for the following "The Major is in his glory, and the subscribers for the Hongkong griffins are to be

THE Overland Maif observes that the Austra lians are very much in earnest in their recent negotiations with the British Government. Not only have they dared to ask Lord Derby to try and make up his mind to be practical; not onk have they objected to receive a batch of Irlah approvers; not only have they taken to the study and quotation of Macaulay. They have also determined that Home Rule

blunder and a crime, that the Land League is

mad enthusian with which of the hour are much to te tions, which arrangement is considered to be an mian troupe of musicians, proved in every way congratulated that their interests were entrusted no better than it ought to be and that Mr.

It la paleful to contrast the recrised at Count

with the condition into which

hia last public exhibition in

he had fallens, say during the Hamata con and Putters modity which daran good deal

over fully UITH from the SOFTW

which fo

nil performance, and it was undoubtedly to a desire to gainst the sets of popu Kariyawuch as to a dezive to again taste the pets of Secundari imperity that Ala untime and is # le attri-

P

words properly secured, with

hit of coin, but he soo It. Wabb got a Bally good

through it: heo thưough his

meja much the same mas.

ner. I have in my time seen a mecession of popular favourite ➡arn them in the day of their

favouritium and sen them after to the multisuda's faktan

wards. No prater juston su

indication of peace,

September 19th. FURTHER REINFORCEMENTS FOR TONQUIN,

The French Press recommends a single com mand of the Expeditionary force in Tonquin One thousand additional reinforcements have

THE CROATIAN DISTURBANCES. Croatia is quieting

could have been learnt then | started. was last by mamṇa of Wabb's tranilect popularity. There are few things mori indžaning than the sight of a past, and desertad, idel of the four sa ha stands and watches the crazy crowd galloplag star-sasa fresh Gilah, Dó may of my readers remember the mad enthaajram_with_ which Webb was received at Covent Garden

Them and a few nights offer he

had swam the Channalt, 17thay da perhaps hay member the condition Into

which Webb had fallen, say,

September 20th GENERAL BOUET'S SUCCESSOR.'-

It is announced that Admiral Courbet has been appointed commander of the Expeditionary French force over the whole of Tonquin vica Bouet superseded.

The following telegram appear in the Saigon

dueing bla last public, sza Alililon in this commży. Jama la a commodity which don n.

Besses. Each so make good their claim, upon it 'the "any' length of time have to fight Bassgestaly so na sa preneseize Mipping Away from China mad besioning, Kaall upon soms hazad vivala. While as he much- pressures of circuinstance, as

good deal baldes klase its por | Independant —

a great success. The hall was well filled and the

to such good hands. Net result-esch subscrib? frequent applause which greeted the efforts of the

Parnell and bis agents are not desirable acquainte er will get a good pany, and not run thoʻrisk of performers showed that the audience were highly one not worth the freight, and one that will have ances. All this appears by the reception accorded pleased with the manner in which the pieces

to Mr. Redmond (M.P.), who is now at the An-- a show for the Derby as well. I heard Tis. 3200 tipedes collecting money for Land League funda were executed. The programme was a varied and lengthy one, and we think the honors of the Hongkong, maskee b'long Terawang. Mord The Melbourne ?

offered for one and promptly refused. Must go and alking sympathy for Land evening must be awarded to Mdile. Bertha for the pity. All praise to the Major, fustead of the her une vocalization and the chef d'orchestre for

(M.P.) that his aneers of the (so-called) "Old Sportsman.".. "We

and that i his really excellent vielin solo, which was ren are quite certain that the subscribers for the thing in retu dered in masterly style. The company give an Hongkong griffins will be glad to hear auch good and mordication other performance this evening, commencing accounts of the animals purchased for them in Mr. Parnell's misgu punctually at 8.30, when we trust they will reShanghai. We have not the remotest idea as to hands of at ceive extensive patronage.

the identity of the gentleman who is alluded to fish info

wardness like

THE American Engineering and Mining as "the Major" and "An Old Sportsman" is Furnal reports that a contractor, who had equally in the dark. The sneers, which our doubtful import lately undertaken to repair a road in Clinton sporting correspondent is said to have thrown atable que county, State of New York, employed for the "the Major," exist only in the disordered #serious purpose clinker, and refuse from a neighbouring imagination of the Shanghai scribendab smelting furnace. People soon remarked an THE following memorandum on the proposed ofing abundance of glistening particles on the road- surface, which, on examination, proved to be pure silver. The explanation, was soon found The ore sent to the surface came from an iron. stone mine which was traversed by an irregular vein of allver ore. The workmen did not take the trouble to separate the ores, but sent all indiscriminately to be smelted, and so silver China asks France to suspend the thespatch of became mixed with the score that were employed

PARIS, September Toth. THE CHINESE SOLUTION OF THE TONQUIN DIFFICULTY,

The Chinese Ambassador to Paris proposes the poor felower they that the Red River should be the limit of the

French protectoratejin Tonquin, ·

of thair the sudden protearay,

mong to be picked than guvląd,

Webb never Bdly moovered from the latestDES OF MODORAN which followed his Channel

"porformance, 'sadittany hevu

CELESTIAL DIPLOMACY.

been owing to a clasica to stala reiqlorcements to Tonquin,

tants the awosts of popularity,

much us be so adesire to again

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

taste the sweats of pecuniary prosperity, that his amimaly

and is discily attributable

Theatre on Thursday,

Robertson's plays are now in Young Tom Robertson atkrp- the hands of his balra and the ed il cespelen, Lodle's TAM AWONG qualified himself for the "Refuge," share of anayening for the next quarter by admitting the theft of the simple plot of the stages. The place was wet clothing valued at $a from the house of Liu Kom politicist for Brew Wishers and L.PNG WIRE TEC Zington in-sought dy-Thilat 'a celred with an amung of an ft.

place in a pretty rivalry in love filled by friends and weeke

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Channel Tunnel, which was submitted to the Surveyor-General of the Ordoshce by Ble W. Drummond Jervole, Deputy Director of Works, by al

to be, no on March 3, 1875, has been published as a the Parliamentary paper-There appeara military objection to the proposed tunnel, pro Tha vided due precautions be adopted. Should this pres

another... Continental Fower, the cistence of of country, in alliance with France, be at war with d to repair the road. It is unnecessary to add that the funnel might be advantageous. Shoy

the contractor proceeded to collect carefairy all this country be at war with Frence, the proposed the

the silver that could be gathered from is a

ured"under

ble to obviate,

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tunnel could no doubt be readily closed. Hay: Maghal log regard, however, to the possibility of the bed IT is stated, upon trustworthy authority, that tunnel being unnecess negotiations have been opened between Vicuna influence of panic, and to the and Berlin for the complete and alt annexa repairing such injury, it is desi tion of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria. The as far as possible, the nece Forte is also a party to the negotiations, which, treme measures, and with this object to pay du real samine thusiasm that mesed, so be Tax Egyptain Budget, submitted to the Khedive so far, are proceeding in a manner which gives regard to defensive consideratio in the cons young follow, and by Twin of road fish very deeply, and we unreservedly, a vulgor middin wildoubtless member on August 16th, shows a deficit, independent of satisfaction to the Vienna Cabinet. In view of struction of the tunnel. Moreover apless prope

aged man, take" "pute weeney that in this comedy thers is" withdraw the assertion that the China Mai? Where olto in this dysby-in-love-like the cost of the army of occupation. It urge the annextion, several proposals for the Austro- military precautions is an excellent paper as a wrapper for at us to be fond sought by Talbot Fera Kine, the necessity of a permanent reduction of ex-Hungarian Delegations have been prepared by some circumstances these succulent dainties. It is very painful deng, and by 1918c boom, pependiture to the amount page cool.

wicked murid of mere. The... The for la

in nearly laid through, the honest-souled "young : fellow,

seat that

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to have to confess that there is not one

single domestic purpose for which we could

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by Talbot, but it la omaty, lant

and Frisky Cretim Du mockey bows all chiar si in THE experiments in sacilmasising the tea plantment not only of the railway question affecting send a body of troops through the tunnel, and combe, toka indulges in a diecie," thin wicked world of Outerwor Jrheppu the thinks te ta rather, in this worked world of in Southern Francer an

with any degree of confidence recommend a Cadefonde lan's right, but I don's lies him progres, Grafts upon

the evening "rag."?"

The China Mail is a curious newspaper, and it has lost nothing of its peculiarities since Mr. MURRAY Banhanded over charge of the helm to the enterprising and

through the good red open "air. -A" hundred”, blundering of Talbot's lady

w the fair and traky Cei Messina, Sicily, planted thres

Danscombe, who indulge in vigorous and In fill Inaf and)

ji Katia britsarjitha thiška 12 Sa

-- Cat kus bernit, but kives it to „tion now to be decided is whi

she apposition fund up maintained undamaged. Gent voters.

encourging Bosnia and Herzegovina, but of the military thus obtain an important military advanta hstood Institutions. Germany's support to the armexa. Such a body of troops could readily inten In the tion is obtained upon the assurance that Austria themselves, and could be rapidly reinforced. near will remain true to the alliance with her, and however, suitable defensive arrangemente

are that the intrigues in Vienna originated by M/de made, such an undertaking would be imprac quer Giers for a Russo-French alliance, which were able, and even in case of war being imm avor la reality a few months ago and have been ferbly no feam geed be entertained whi

revived several times since, are ended.

the partial destruction of this costly works!

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