_think because — men who that wete performing a public duty, whatever they might be called upon to do beyond their ordinary duties, should do it pleasantly and without extra pay. He thought they would the more readily agree with what he had said when they remembered what was goin

THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF BRITISH SOLDIERS. A deputation from the London Stock Exchange waited upon the Lord Mayor yesterday, to request hint to open a national subscription for the relief of the families of the brave soldiers who fell at Isandula and Rorke'a Drift It was stated

THREATENING A Lem—John Henry Goon, a seaman, was charged on remand with threatening to take the life of his sister, Mrs. Harriet Miller, of 62, lAngsdale-street, and with assaulting the police. When before the court on Saturday the prisoner was in a great state of excitement, an

liver, I bought one of you; Magnetic. Belts about nine months ago. From this time my health has shown a continuous and steady improvement, and now lam very hearty. After having been without the belt for about three weeks my health continues good. It easily, and gives no trouble.

YORK: A SCHOOL for the BOARD snd 1 - 1. EDUCATION of YOUNG GENTLEMEN. _ PRINCIPAL:—P. M. ARMSTONG. (Son of Armstrong, Fulford Field Rouse.) Terme-6 or 7 Guinea per quarter, according to Ago. No notice is required previous to the of a pupil. 102 PULFORD FIELD HOUSE, YORK. COMYUCT

attracted some attention, and which, as will be seen, makes a prominent ..11u•don to the great coach-builders, Messrs Aikinaou and Philip. son, of Newcastle Ti s is the rattling rowiing, renbling age, and the world muses on wheels." Br.oh were the woeds of Lie Water P et in the

A trade journal this week does its best to discredit the annouucement regarding the steel discovery, and the Northern Echo reproduces its iemarks with some degree of pleasure. The observations, however, are worthless when taken in conjunction with the remarks of Mr Carl Bolokow

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