... dwellers in that bright dims'* th. ting honour to theherf*, who died onjho Grecian legend where both death an.l darkness scaffold the battlefield »; unknown. Tbuhta. overly John O'Leary, of all outdoor sportn. thme Utteratcnr and former pollwe shall have ...

... wrote to eon.* doctors and other friends asking them to tall me cases of the harm that she hod done. I got back a long list of killed and wounded. 1 wish that it could be nailed to the doors of ail her aburchee. To see the full iniquity of these cases the ...

... said that to cl brave murderers Englishmen did was au-ard and an abuse of language, i iK-rv was no intention whatever of killing Sergeant Brett. Toe rescue wee desperate •ml miring deed and that was why it so enraged the people of England. But (or Irish* ...

... morning off Laapman Lighthouse, between the ship Kmb eton, Lbcniool, and the smack Violet, carrying away the Violet’s mast and killing two men. floods Worcester are the severest 1886. The water increased depth considerably daring Monday night, and has entered ...

... by ..soon of high ideals and education. dozens. hamished to Siberia, wet to the .aing when they began their crossed*, they scaffold. or buried alive in the snifters were arrested acid kept in onlitare.conline- confinement of the Solshowelburg. She lens ...

... Wells’s accusation that the young I.R.A- men confessed and got absolution before theywent about their patriotic exploits of killing people cloakrooms and busy s^U, ''thereby revealing the mixture superstitlon and malignancy” characteristic of the Irish. ...

... .cli of the persons convicted of rounder, but it ' , Ma clearly shown daring the trial that the wornan had urged Taylor to kill her husband. A very pathetic , point of the' ase is toned in the fact that thel crime was brought home. to the Firemen entirely ...

... was Mr Ball, who bod the honour of initiating the project. MrFauagan, T C, who bad been tower of strength to them, and Mr Kills, who bad been of the greatest assistance to them in their difficulties (bear. hear). But ho should also refer to Mr Wr William ...

... amongst the prisoners resulting from Roden's victory. The sequel to the skirmsh was refinemoit fiendish savagery. The bodies the killed inmrganls, uomberaig doss on hundred, were conveyed into the and spread out to bleach on Dublin Castle. Never was a seat ...

... New Naar', night, Terence and his wife went to Kelly's home and found him in a state of violent agitation, and threatening to kill Mrs. Kelly rf alit came into the boom, mid when returning home the Terencrw stir the wretehed i wouno hiding iu the lane. ...

... Sunday bide- in midair escaped from the clutch. and, pendent was going to prem. fbe tale- falling on him, broke his heck.'killing grass fah r.- him on the spot. Missies 'infantile:4. ' bassi is at °sass. ' at a * IS It has transpired that feint the ...

... educationists in the North of Scotland. died at Torres yesterday at an advanced Lieutenant Sorn. of the swiss chasseurs, was killed on Thursday b> a fall white climbing in the Kaiscrgebirge Alps. A St. Petersburg telegram of yesterday's I date states that ...