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... Rottl indsr (Bacchanal, Bess) beat Mr G F Wise'.nc All Ireland (Royal Joseph, Bridget). Mr Janies Hamilton’s or r Hermet (Macgregor, British Queen) beat Mr Barrow’s f w Gillgarden (Sire Unknown, Bitter Beer). Mr Pilkington’s w Paletot (Countryman. Chivalry) ...
... Miss Jennie Brown. Mies Grant Macgregor, Bu. Florrie Tiro tam on pilau was in charge of Mr John The concert, which wan els pawing, war o decided sorer, h Yking part:—Mrs Bred, en Rasa, Um. loom. Lamoos. Me Theo Mather.. Me David Orr. sod Mr John ...
... Mrs Millie. W Ferguson, Esq; J B Halt. Esq: T Thietlewaite, Esq; J H Frenbath, Mathers. Hobt Cook. Esq; D M-Granaghan, EM Thus O’Connell. Em: W Mathewaon, Em J MacGregor, Esq: Bonner, Em- Tho Band of the King’s Own Borderers will play on the East Pier ...
... Mr. H be Mangerton, Mr. W. H. M s bk Merry Swiss Lad, Mr. R. V. Mather’s be Macca- roni, Mr. R. V. Mather’s bk Malster, Mr. R. V. Mather ns r ——-, Mr. Campbell Miller's bk w Macgregor, Sir bt f Mr. Walker, Sir Capel Molyueux’s be w Mr. Prior, Sir Molyneux’s ...
... Mies Baron and BaronaM BeckendoifP, the Dean Qloaeeeter. Sir Fleetwood Edwards, a«naral Qardiner, Sir Henry Elvari, and Mr Mather. The and the Royal Family and the msmbera the Royal Household attended Divine service at Osborns this morning. Tbs Dean of ...
... eoeiety.» and 5 Weetmoreland etreel, Mr Arthw Andtewe the chair; Mr hon treasures; Newman Thcmpecc.h* regietrar. and Mem. C MacGregor On« and Cheney Knox, eecretariee, were reappointed. Joseph Smith was elected condootor to the society for the sewed 1397-8 ...
... 11 Correspondents d'honneur ?? Ire- land, Mr. Hall, tif Limerick, and Mr Canty, ,of Waterford; and for Scotland, Mr MacGregor-Mathers. Anjonrg new names of ' Soci6taires or moteibrs I note those *if 1aflame Barry.Delitiy, Colonel Brady, the Marquis ...
... been published respecting the outrage on Mr. Mather were substantially correct, though there was a slight discrepancy between Mr. Mather's version of the affair and that made by the Austrian officers As Mr. Mather, who seemed to have acted with s very proper ...
... MATUEB. In to Mr. B. Osborne, . Tho CHANCELLOR of ihr. EXCHEQUER •«ui would lay lb'* papers connected with the case ol Mr. Mather on the table of tho home to morrow. —MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. The house then went into committee of supply. Tho following ...
... Wallace, J F Leesc, T P Whitaker, J Lloyd Morgan, William Mather, Storey. E T Gonrley, C H Hopwood, Ralph Neville, Shaw, George Howell, Robert Price, IJamca Wliitehe**!, Jacob Bright, G B Clark, MacGregor. The Press Association is requested to add that the ...
... not. Mr. E. Sands nu r a Master Alick, Magnano- Havoc, aget Mr. J. Jardine's r b Jeannie Hood, Eagle Eye- Fairy. Mr. R. V. Mathers' w be b Madam, Tyrant- Canezcu, agst Mr. James Sands's bk d Master Sam, Cantango- Carlton. Mr. WV. Whyte ns bk d Alec Rocket ...
... hi* sr Wel feuds. On Monday lug, yens monied us, used Jobs Kenny, mord year. sod to the village of Cappagli, on the a algid Mather, E*l., lest be life is a se* it rte hind. by blow of a atom.—Corrememasel Pumas esaines.—The Rndas.sd (United Stave.) Dap** ...