The Potteries Examiner : — 1879-10-11 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

BRITISH TROOPERS. ay. OF GUNS AND STANDARDS ... ' tr,n• to an office in the street named. end i. ~ • 1-• 1. -.- -.- i dent, his f e,wine de-patch has been sent from the 1 CAA •,,,...-- i cern had deposited 360 fr. for their tickets 'lll, for publigstion : 1 les the Atlantic, they were instructed to pre, -1 '.•, : , . , ' eeh Octobee 1879.—" Robots 1 t Portsmouth, where they wore toteave by tee ~•.1. ie i -....1 e..,,:r was wholly covered .: . :ee 1 that all the works in connection with elagellan. on reaching the port, ho sever, II nam t•--1•Y c - . ~• • 'es ium that he had compleire ~ . . .1 vesterday at Zahidelnd for transport. I t.• undcrtaking the Ferth Bridge have ~ found they had been the victims of a cleverly organ- . ~ . :: : : e, .te-day, to me oh cne mar eh from I .: ram. reefer ed at the Ina., i-- i- suicide of suffocation. retell: .- . .- • e ied, and tithetbi exeavatiotis and cutizcd swindle, no such vessel having been heard of. ' . ,:: , : :int .ne lies. an iha i repeatedly 1- :• . •- ' bee„l- te, b -,I ee, • 1 rd'd II '-'r Puldi'.2.'i`-'11: ITI N I plied to the French consul for relief, but . - .• •„ •• - , .. • ,•'.; .• 1,%, •11 i: .... ; . ' ; 1,• radway mg to en ge se aso ---- eir, F. Roberts. via Shutarranlan ' l''. a). :egitint arrived on Sunda yawning, dated Simla, Oct. 8, 1879. , , when the ponce autheritiesin London were communi• . ~e,: : ,: :. daily endu,.. _ , :: • I ,ated with, the " agents" had disappeared. An meld Town Trusto-s, at a recent meeting, ~ to the Pffeet that Roberts' for, e has been ' lir tire search is being made for the delinquents, who ~ , - asly swot, ato contribute £l.oon to the l . -'fhe eoverrior of Bo- ,:., ,Ir ~ ion' die, owing to the transpolt dillif•ulti e-. .e. • Wt. 6 (8 p.m-le—Reconnoitring preen', 1' I- ve hitherto battled the efforta of the motrooohtan • - • "ilt fund of the Firth College. The mould arrive at Cahill to meITOW. •• n :iii Mali te co-,,a at day-br,,sk this ''' • • .. , .1 is- reiterated importune:, -. ,:.- . • . - authorities. ' e olbsenbed to the endowment fund exceeds ~..•: lens. - .ment to I,e .infliceed lipee o ~ , . , , ~ al and heliographie commnnication will be It pert. d enemy were advencing in great seed with Roberta at Cabot via the Shhtnr-i- di i . tion of city. Parties had to ',tit..., With tem b: severity, and ordered that his In::: •- • '''' • I Pass as long a. weather will permit, bat when 1 ..,.O s,en aft, minis the high range of hills ht. r- sic 111 1 b.l. 1 I bind his back with a stout rope. j Ae- ' i .SS -.-• • :: nhe woo le:t alone in his cell. r conics on the Uhvber line will necessarily be ' , nine between Bliarasiab and Cahill were erewned Tee natives hr diet that an ,ar Iv and severe e.te teems and city people,: while parties of Ghilzeis The Sew Fork herald says:— ) \ ' Ben 'amin Abbolt '.l : . .: .i 'the sloping boards that constituti • . ' e ,:•• - lee lees'. Thus abandoned to 1, e will fellow the last, which was of unprecedi nt, I app. :led on the bills, running along both flanks of ,ne of ore old citizens, died in this town on Saturday ••• - ': , , ~ ,i:. ~ ismartine from a rev. re flee-gene. - In that age it is probable that the caop. and D•Ptti• were received that the reel to I,st in the 82nd year of his age. Ile woes nephew , : ~ : • - . -,:ril, n will be i losed by snow by the end 1 Zaidilabatl was threatened, along which ten, rat et the ce Anted Rev. Benjamin Abbott, the great '. i , tee I-i-r .' • . lie stru gel, d into a sinner month or the first week in November. In 1 M.-Pleesen wsadvaneing with large convoy of stores eleteodiet revivalist of the early part of the century, i 1 n C• 11 I.i.- lank, contrieed to seize with Is , 'ee the Deets between the Pewee hotel and i :eel ammunition. Warning was sent to Dierherson, and eime to this State from New Jersey when a • , •:1:' the ete'ileinin lamp standing on a bra ii It - bsolutelv voting man, and settled in:the ' Neck,' east of this :;1,,,ve his tread, bit through the glass well containi ''.• petroleum, which caught lire from the still