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Success causes Imitation. — When purchasing •;wk plainly for and see that every cake is stamped * 3pratt’s Patent” or a spurious and highly dangerous Whition, same size and shape, may he served to you.Heavy Weather at Sea.—From the log ofab*» West Indian and Mexican steamer Ariel, which 3efi Liverpool for Ht. Thomas, c., on the 24th December hy*t, we (Liverpool Albion) learn that from that $w*3 to the 10th ult. she experienced one continualaoccedon of heavy storms and hurricanes from Ibo S.W.; in fact, it might be called one terrific goto for seventeen days without any interruipsion. The sea was often so confused and terrible that the steamer rolled, pitched, and tumbled continually, and at times the vessel could not be seen from rbo stearing-nouse, owing to the sprays and seas hoiking over her. One huge sea struck her and crossed the deck, fore Bide of main deckhouse, and Mrr in the windows, which completely staggered her, and cnused her to vibrate as if electrified. The sea a jart of the time was of a dirty white colour, caused *7 sheer force of wind and terrific squalls. Many willing ships were passed hove to with head to the jouthward. Two or three men were knocked down and injured; but-ultimately she arrived at St. Thomas Vi «afety, and crew all well.OftrcKKT in Australia. —• The English•cricketers have played a match against the Taranaki team, winning in a single innings.Lamplough’s Pyretic Saline.—“Have it in your Immws, and use no other,” for it is the only safe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious tfekneas, and Headache, having peculiar and exclu-m merits. The Master of the Rolls has granted a •perpetual injunction against others using the name and tootle mark* Sold by all Chemists.juuratui. -AJLO uticau auw?ui|/u5blotted fingers makes a greater blur.Peter the Great and Journalism.—Thisyear the St. Petersburg Deutsche Zeitung completes a century and a half of existence. In commemoration of this event, with the new years number it gave a facsimile of the first number of its second years issue— that of the first year was not obtainable. In connec tion with this anniversary, the paper furnishes some interesting remarks of its first editor,Friedrich Miiller, on the establishment of Russian journals, among other items stating,44 Peter the Great was not only founder of the first Russian newspaper, but also the first editor ever known in Russia;” and it then refers to Pjafc-kowsky’s 14 History of our Literature,” as authority for the statement that Peter was his own foreign correspondent, translating from the foreign journals, and correcting and preparing the news for the edification of his subjects.—Athenaeum.A Message from the Sea.—Lloyd’s agentat Stromness telegraphs under date February 12, ten a.m., that the following] message was picked up in a bottle secured to a lifebuoy on the, 8th inst, in the pArish of Birsay, and handedto him, viz: — “St. Kilda, January 22, 1877.The Pete Mubrovacki, of Austria, 886 tons, was lost near this island on the 17th inst. The captain and eight of the crew are iruSt. Kilda, and have no means of getting off. Provisions are scarce. Written by J. Sands, who came to the island in the summer, and cannot get away. The finder of this will much oblige by forwarding this letter to the Austrian Consul inGlasgow/'All who have been to Paris and tasted coffee h la Frcvnpiiae should try that prepared by George Clark? Co., of 148£, Fen church-street, London, of which Dr Hassall reports 44 Is carefully prepared and forma a wholesome beverage.” Sold by grocers tea dealers only./ne got a noine. sne sam sne was terrioiy airaia or him, in consequence of his former conduct, and on the road from her father’s house she alleged he assaulted her. While giving her evidence the poor woman fell forward in a terrible fit; she screamed, struggled violently with her father and sister, tore her,hair, and acted most pitiably. All this time the husband stood away from her, looking on most, coolly and the chairman remarked that his conduct was very bad, for be viewed his wife’s suffering with as little feeling as one of the iron pillars of the court. No actual assault was proved, so the case had to be dismissed, the chairman saying there was more in the case than they had heard, and he advised a separation to be arranged, as it was evident they could not live together happily.Lady Lawyers.—The gallantry of Congress(writes the Philadelphia correspondent of the Times) has just found expression in a report from the Judiciary Committee giving 1 adv lawyers us good a chance as men to practise in the Federal Courts. The committee have brought a bill into the House, providing that any woman who shall have been a member of the Bar of the highest. Court of any State or Territory, or of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, for the space of three years, and shall have maintained a good standing before such Court and be a person of good moral character, shall be permitted to practise before the Supreme Court of the United States. When this bill is passed it will not produce an irruption of female lawyers upon Washington ; for there are only two or three, so tar as it ia known, who have recently been agitating for their44 rights ” in this respect. The most persistent44 female lawyer in Philadelphia, who. managed to keep Courts and Election Boards in hot water for several years by her demands to practise law and vote, continued her agitation until she got married. Sh$ has since subsided.])goose, and woodci ing or attempting dates named, or h on conviction, be j . BRAGG’S VE€»]best known provendiseases; it abeor bowels, thereby ims the whole system.and C«. each. Solo« %more-street CftvendLiverpool OTown Hall, Willwas summoned fo that were unfit fcwho prosecuted,managing partnc41 Wheel Brand O of barrels of oys which had been slt; sound and in ma that the oysters v which were liablebad. Mr. Phillippany, stated that owing to the diffe:pool and Leeds. \ one barrel, and, ; conclusion that t fish. Mr. Bruce, Is. per oyster upo —making the flhe havo costs to pay.Kaye’s Wousdi without this exclt;timely use often. 1This has been provears. Sold by a4b. fid. per box.
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London Mid Surrey Times and General Observer
London, Middlesex, GB
Sat, Feb 24, 1877
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