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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1781, 5 November 1879, Page 4

M. Lecoq's next new opera will be a setting of "Bed Biding Hood," the libretto by M; M. Meilbac and Halevy. A convention of delegates of the Fenian brotherhood was opened at Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, on the Bth August, and was expected to last for ten days. There were 200 delegates present, and they included the names of Fenian ex-prisoners Edward O'Meaghei Condon, Thomes Francis Bonrke, and others. The business of the convention was understood to be in connection with the reorganisation of the Fenian brotherhood, now practically defunct. An unfortunate mistake is said to have been made in a church near Bhyl (says "Brief"). The clergyman,-who intended to pray for fine weather, offered tip by mistake the fervent petition for rain. The_ mistake was neutralised at the evening service, when the prayer for fine weather was substituted.

COAL.S. Robert Dyason, Wholesale and Retail COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, Harper street, South Belt, Railway Siding, Will continue to supply the BEST NEWCASTLE COAL AT LOWEST CASH PRICE. Orders by post or otherwise promptly attended to. 1766

COOKSON'S CON S TJLT^L.TIOISr C.J,O. HANDICAP. Tuesday, November 11th. I 1000 at £1 Each. First Horse £4OO Second Horse 200 Third Horse 100 Starters (divided) ... 100 Non-atartera (divided) 200 for reply and result. Address—ifi. Cookson, Warner's Hotel, or Box 180, Post Office, Chmtchurch. 1734

OrIENTAL xLIXHIBITION Will open on THURSDAY, OCT. 30th, At 2.30 p.m., at J. T. FORD & CO.'S NEW BUILDINGS (Up stairs), Cashel street, and will continue for a short season. The Exhibition has met with great success all through the Australian Colonies, also in Wellington and Danedin. The Exhibition consists of wondrous and marvellous exhibits of Eastern scale of workmanship, novelties in wood-ware from the Holy Land, Arabic carving and filligree work of the most chaste design. Exhibits from all parts of the East, never shown before, too numerous to mention. Admission, Is; open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m N. KAURT & M. ALI, Proprietors. 1636 ARTESIAN WELLS, DOWN AGAIN. E GRANT begs to Inform the Pnblio • that, having a Large Stock of PI PES and FITTINGS on hand, and to arrive, I am SINKING WELLS at the following Low Prices for Cash : 1J Inch, from £4 up. 1 \ Inch, from £5 up. 2 Inch, from £6 10s up. According to locality, good flows guaranteed, and no dribbles. Old Wells Cleaned out, from 10s up. Branch Piping laid in houses, &c. Bams and Pumps fixed and repaired; at least, all work connected with water done at lowest prices. Where a pump is required, from 15s to £1 Is extra. Address:— F. GRANT, Opposite Mr Offwood's, Carrier, Ferry road F. G. is open for engagement to the lower strata. Letters addressed, F. Grant, Phillipstown, punctually attended to. 296 TO PARENTS AND GUAKDIANS. OCIAL, Medical and Hygienio Books KJ published by Henry Smith, Doctor of Medicine and Surgery of the University of Jena, Sixteenth Thousand, fifty-seven engravings on wood. Price—sevenpence, post free. People's Guide to Health ;or Volunteers' Manual, a work on Physical Education and the Culture of the Healthful and Beautiful in Humanity, Subjects:—Physical Education —Laws of Life—How to render weak muscles strong—Gymnastics—Prevention of Disease —Cure of Disease—Air, Light, Skin, Diet, Bath, &c, &c. Gives instructions for developing and strengthening the human body—How to regain lost health, resulting from exhaustion of nerve power, the effect of overtaxed energies—over work —city life—worry—brain toil—intemperance and other abuses of the system—How to secure long life, and avoid the infirmities of old age, &c. Henry Smith, 8 Burton Crescent. London. W.C. KRUSE'S FLUID MAGNESIA.

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