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... Oa the way to the tonville, and it's 'incest as badmen lifer ! Gladstone thus delivered himself :- livery man, outstretched arms. elation he said ho was merely a commie/ion agent. A PAGE or LINDLISI MURRAY.- Buttons : Letter, woman, and child (It amongst ...

... invalid. net objected to ; pleasantly ; five minute from railway ; good Dunking and attendance. C., Stanley Villas, St John 's, Ealing. VCRNISUF.D APA RTMENTS (superior) ; Sitdng• room and Bedroom ; best part of Ealing ; near railway. —Enquire of ...

... Pe•Pisad • cheer for the daring etaracter. sad it cannot but leave an all who Mooed Mee the buyers felt that the depreciati• Wee arming of tbe Royal Seam, . gmaaas to the r , outf cc ettlids7 eight lo newt to 're. , Orr OW Meg: which Iri• ir ,lo with Mat ...

... England and Scotland. Mr. John Redmond mil go to Birmingham, Mr. O'Kelly to Scotland, Mr. Carew to Lanni:hue, and the others assigned for similar duty are Messrs 7'. P. O'Connor, bud* McCarthy, John Dillon, Rake. O'Doherty, Abraham. John O'Connor, P. J. Power ...

... hail emirincsd to-day would de' ibove Shintil se& My object is skew that the I rtker Parlienent WM a failure the i.e.. 1793 Grattan ea:canal the repeal ef Poynhoia Act paused by the Irish PWILIONRS A . 1493, which etotctoil float the mai requisite for the ...

... The Ilseene /•-•'. of June 21. th, fey.. ..-- Mies Ada It, who hen a beautifully trainel voice of gnat hemp..e and power. armed taarke•l enthneown by her delivery of ' When the heart in young.' and the quaint old balled, He the margin of feir Zerich's ...

... legislative Union. There had been sudden outbursts of agrarian and other crime, but the moment the British Government put out its arm, those outbursts were put down. In proof of this he could quote the opinion of Mr. Gladstone himself, who had said that the ...

... Army, Staff College, arid all exam G RADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE (late Scholar inations. Private families and schools attended . St. John's College) is prepared to take PCPILN Twenty years ce. High refertuese and ,r the Vnive.vity, Army, Nary, and Civil Styi' ...

... 'marry (0 , .. I,Wal*Colonel C. Hamilt (C) I.W. W. B. flurtiou ;0) .. LIO tsar C. Ru . sosil, Q.O. (U) LIM C. J. I/arm:4. Q.C. (C). w SOUTHWARK. 7TLHAII. *A. Cohen (t.) .„, 1,1 OW. PIRG, (C) 1.1167 A. Boacial (C) O ...

... :l•2rosslon evorywhere. BATHING FATALITY. •tress:ng bathing fatality is reported from the 2, village of Aberforth, near Cardigan. John an assistant chemist, from Dorsetshire,' with a couple of friends, when he got . :is depth. One of his friends was a swimmer ...

... Penwithera, Chacewater, Blackrater, and Redruth, on the same ling. Tile extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, sna will be opened for passenger traffic in the c oink r a few days. Under ...