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Evening Star, Issue 3414, 30 January 1874, Page 3

i A, ma ? named Farquharson, of respectable mmily, has been committed for trial by the Troobridge magistrates on a charge of bigamy. He had a wife and family in London and another m Wiltshire, with whom he alternately An incorrect statement has appeared to the effect that the Empress Eugenie has ordered a sarcophagus and pedestal of polished Peterhead granite, to receive the remains of the Emperor until such time as they may be permanently deposited m a tomb. The fact is that the Queen of England, with a loving and womanly sympathy, has offered to provide the sarcophagus and pedestal, and that the Empress has gratefully accepted Queen Victoria’s gift.

Late Advertisements W m P Dt T snarj), • Two Laborers. Applv, rr • -x. t,- (ieo - Clayton,, back of .University, Bond street. WANTED, a Good Plain Man Cook, to take charge of Police Apply at once, Police Dep d, Maclaggan street. * NO. 1 COMPANY (UiTY GUARDS). ]VI E N^tiL E - S are re< i uested to take Ist. Competition for Colonial Eepresentatives will take place on Monday, 2nd February next, at 5 a.m., at Waikan Range 2. Che Company Will parade on Monday' 2nd February, at the Drill fched. at 8 o’clock p.m. ; Cadets at 7.30 for annual inspection of arras. Those who cannot attend must obtain leave, and send in their arms half an-hwur before the inspection. Tb ® Company prize firing is postponed till farther notice. JL Y. A. WALES.