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... Good Words are worth much and coat little —Herbert. With the January Periodicals will be ready Part I. and Number of Good words: A Weekly Magazine, edited by NORMAN MACLEOD, D.D, And including among its contributors many of the best-known writers D'e ...
... 91. Great Denis Statmton Britain street John Shaughnessy. CLERGY AND CATIOLICS IRILAND. gory J Marshall, Mission- Thomas Bennett, Prow, Dublin Whitefriar street ; John Marlborough it— Carr, do ; Michael E Pope, Adm ;Wm Tobin, do ; Edwd Rorke, Ewd *Cabe ...
... examined the body of the deceased, and that he had no doubt that death was caused by hanging. The Jury returned a verdict, That the deceased came by hisdeath by hanging himself while labouring under temporary insanity. By this melancholy event a vacancy ...
... These were sustained with great vigour and strong colouring by Mr. Bennett himself, and Mr. Phelps, the manager. a literary work, this play is highly creditable to Mr, George Bennett, manifesting it does considerable constructive skill, knowledge effect ...
... differing so essentially from the proposition which originally formed the basis of negotiations.”— Globe. Professor Sterndale Bennett’s Hew Cantata, The May Queen,” will be performed at the St. James’s HalL on Wednesday evening next, February 9th, on which ...
... tho Hoguc; AngOsius J. Barrington, Second Master, to the Banterer; Charles E. H. Farrant, Second Master, to the Blenheim ; Herbert D. Walker, Muster's As-istant, to the Himalaya; Thomas N. Bridges, Master's Assistant, to the Furious ; Michael S. Grey, Master's ...
... MEN of MARK —William Howard Pussell, the “Times” Correspondent. EDMUND YATI S. With a Portrait drawn by C. H. Bennett from a Photograph by Herbert Watkins. London: Groom bridge and Sons, Paternoster-row; and all Booksellers and Railway Stations. ...
... Buck (taken). GREAT EXHIBITION LABOURS.—A short time since (says an Ipswich paper) six farm labourers, named Robert Bennett, Jonathan Bennett, William Peek, Joseph Woods, George Hatcher, and John Davey, belonging to the parish of Otley, started from that ...
... discharged that duty ; he had examined Mr. Bennett, not in the ...
... cheesemonger—GßAcE SIMONITE, Pope-street, Birmingham, ironplate•worker—JottN ROGER Rees, Lianelly, Carmarthenshire, grocer—HERBERT BENNETT, Chester, draper—WILLIAM LORD anJ THOMAS Shawforth, near Rochdale, cotton spinnere and manufacturers—JOHN STOCKS BOOTH ...
... be hanged at the scene of massacre. * He then gave the order for the withdrawal of the props, and a single jerk left the sulprit swinging in the air. He died very hard. It waa a good five minutes before life was extinct. The body was left hanging for ...
... s of Frome as regarded Mr. Bennett. He (Mr. Gladstone) had not the honour of much acquaintance with Mr. Bennett, but he thought that, instead of taking the exaggerated view, he (Mr. Horsman) did of every- thing Mr. Bennett did, and assuming that he was ...