... spoke. Dcar Mr. 11-, in mercy tell the worst. A fear- ful report has reached us: it is rumoured that my hus- band and Frank Andrews have quarrelled, and gomne out to fight. It cannot be. A crowd of friends and neighbours would never hsarbarously look ...

... mother spoke. 'Dear Mr. M—, in mercy tell the worst. A fearful report has reached us: it is rumoured that my husband and Frank Andrews have quarrelled, and gone out to flit. It cannot be. A crowd of friends and neighbours would never barbarously look on ...

... mother spoke. 'Dear Mr. M-, in mercy tell the worst. A fearful report has reached us: it is rumoured that my husband and Frank Andrews have quarrelled, and gone out to figfit. It cannot be. A crowd of friends and neighbours would never barbarously look on; ...

... mothet spoke. Dear Mr. M , in mercy tell the worst. A fearful report has reached us: it is rumoured that my husband and Frank Andrews have quarrelled, and gone out to fist. It cannot be. A crowd of friends and neighbours would never barbarously look on ...

... account A ROMANIST REPROBATE. Ju«t listen to me for a few minutes and you may fancy afterwards what claim on mother church Frank Andrews has. You must know that he had elder brother called Dominic, who course was heir to the estate; and Frank, like many ...

... the mother spoke. Dear Mr. M ,in mercy tell the worst. A fearful report has reached us ; it is rumoured that husband aud Frank Andrews have quarrelled and gone fight. It cannot he. crowd of friends and neighbours would never barbarously look and see the ...

... recovered strength only by the loss of reason ; and, in a few years after, closed her wretched existence in an asylum. Frank Andrew's, some half-doron years after had placed the house of Shive-na-garrew in mourning, repaired to the metropolis on business ...

... mother spoke. Deer Mr. in mercy tell the worst. A fearful report has I.:Ached us : it is rumoured that my husband and Frank Andrews have quarrelled, and gone out to fight. It cannot he. A crew(' of friends and neighbours would never baro.,tously look ...

... Arthur Edwards. Thorns, Vu 1111, , Robert Bodeen, George Maxwell, ' George Oubliiits, (Jerald Bore, Robert Young, James Franks, Andrew !Mitt, Wm Borland, and Augustus i Coghlan. The laird Ills:lop of Limerick preeeheil an admirable and most iinpressive ...

... llassard, Arthur Edwards, Thomas Willis. Robert Rodwell, George Maxwell, Gcorgo Gubbins, Gerald Bern, Robert Young, James Franks, Andrew Nash, * Wru. Rutland, and Augustus Coghlan. Lord Bishop Limerick preached •n adtnirab and most impressive sermon, which ...

... Mr. Daniel Barker, surgeon, and Mr. James Lawton, iron and brass founder — re-elected. Saint George's Chapel, Mossley: — Frank Andrew, Esq., for Ashton parish, Samuel Calvert, Esq., for Stanley, Mr. John Hardy, re-elected for Saddleworth. Saint Paul's Church ...

... Mr. N. Buckley, for the town's division. Mr. Greenwood, of .e Little Moss, Mr. Samuel Lees, far Knott Lanes, and Mr. a Frank Andrew, for Hartshead division, and Mr. E. Turner, D, 'a assistant, with the whole of the collectors, as before. hen II BOARD ...