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... BENT-1Y-CHREE. TEE adaptation of Mr. Hall Caine's story, ' The Deemster, which was played at the theatre last evening by Mr. Wilson Barrett and his excellent company, is certainly infinitely superior in every way to the novel. Although abounding in dra- ...
... than that6 of Claudian by Mr. Wilson Barrett has been seen on the local stage for many years. We are glad to I observe that the piece will be played frequently during the week of the engagement. The company supporting Mr. Wilson Barrett give evidence of having ...
... interoretation of the score was thoughtful. The vocalists included Mrs; Wilson, .Mr. G. Benson. Mr. T. H. Crowe, Mr. W. S. M!Lean, Mrs. Bolton, Mr. W. Guthrie; and Ar. Hunter. Mrs. Wilson is already well known. Her stvle of vocalism is a gunrantee of applause ...
... Gresham, Miss Grace, Mis Orpen, James H1artigan Dixon, Mrs Irwin Scote, B F Scott and Miss Scott, Dr A H Jacob, E Wilson and Mrs Wilson, Rev H J Beale, Jonm M'Cullagh, James M'Cul- lagh, Geo Matthews, Wm E M'Suliffe, J A Redinton, C DAlton, H Pastuer ...
... whicttl to plead. The othce defendants have not yet replied. A MAN KILLED BY ELECTRICITY. LONDON, THURSDAY.-An inquest was held at Woolwich to-night on the body of J ohn Connolly, who was killed by electricity at Siemens' Tele- graaph Works, New Cliarlton. ...
... difficult as w w s Wilson had to con- 'tend, and under whh'he hlaen he was on the very point of gaining thl oriality, the strong passiot for which lad carA through toiis that woul14 have quenched the ardour ny other human being. The life of Wilson is one of the ...
... M~rs Talbot Smith, Nicholas Devereux, Mis~s E Farrell, Mlrs J G Brickenden, F Morteis, Miss3 n Staples, MIiss A hikes,-] Wilson lFatten. s u The followinug are amongst the latest arrI vals at Kingstovwn pe~r Royal Mail steamers: - Y Mr. and Mrs W F Sfnithson ...
... visitor. The society's cup for 6 stand -o4 thirty-six roses was WvDn by Lord Aehtown. Other winners of prizes for roses were Mr. Wilson, of Monkstown; Lord Gough, and IMr. Nutting. In the nurserymen's class thle society's cog for forby-eight roses, each different ...
... William Wilson, Levaghy; 2, James Beatty, Kifartry; commended, William Wilson, Derryhillagh. Best ram, over one shear-1, William Wilsm, Derrybillagh; 2, James Dundas. Enniskillen. Best pen three shearlinz ewes-I, Wn. Wilson, Levaghy; 2, Wm. Wilson, Derryhillagh ...
... Mrs Eu- tace, mliss Enstace, G Ashiord, Miss Ashbfrd, John Bradley, Mrs Bradley, Jainms Power, H Long, G Bedford, C Wilson, Mrs Wilson, Thoe Edx',svds, Mrs Edwards, J P Taylor, Mrs Tay- !lor. Miss Taylor. Miss N elson Beresford Porter, C E Dletcalfe. ...
... chiefly by the -nose, and hoth. lnding and killing their game, as -the Southern - hoeud, the bloodhound, staghoutid, foxhouind,tharrier, beagle, &c. .4. Domesticated dogs, finding game by - scent, but not killing it, being chiefly used in, aid of the gun ...
... in the service of party politicsg. ; The Rev David Wilson, D:D, pastor of the: Presbyterian Church, Limerick, died yesterday. eueni;ng after a brief illness at his residence, Barrington street. Dr Wilson was a native of the North of. Ireland, and, after ...