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... Neighbour, Fred Barrett; Mishap. Morgan; Claude Duval, Cartha, M. Cannon ; lid Vt eet, AlUopp: Wiinhourne, Calder; feprite 11., S. Ixvatet; Santa Anna, Mullen; Emily Jane, car. 7»t 1U lb. Geo. Barrett; Claude, Blake; Norah c, Bradbury. Kfwi’l.r Canh;i ...
... days' imprisonment. A Serious Charge. —John Mullen, baker, 15 Gordon’s Lane, was committed for trial on charge of having, on the 16th of March, in Lylesland, feloniously administered, or cruised taken, by Claud Gibson, baker, 44 Storie Street, a quantity ...
... ballads of a very popular and singable character— An Anchor Watch . Yam and Over the Deep Blue Sea . The name of ITrederio Mullen is attached to Waiting-Time . an ultrasentiinental ditty ending with tha insvitabia phrase , Never , never inora ; ...
... is liable for the action of his wife, who in October hum lodged a complaint with the authorities accusing Mary Mullen of theft. Miss Mullen was tried for the offence, but was acquitted, and she raised this action, claiming Cak as damages for what is popularly ...
... owned by one Curran, Mullen shortly afterwards found his way into Curran’s house, and caught his wife by the Curran was about to interfere, when young Mullen cried at, “ Take has a Curran then sat down, and his interfered, when Mullen’s wife ran ont of house ...
... character . S . WiSiams , London . ^ ' ., Prominent among ' : the pablications . 6 tthis . firm are . the compositions-of frederic Mullen , a . wr iter , . whose Scandinavian Dances were favourably reviewed Borne months a ^ o . ' Whether in his eongs , ' his ' ...
... ftje' 25th. ultimo, Mrs. William Houston; 'a daughter. MARRIAGES, At Woodstook U.S., on the 12th ultimo, by the Rev. W. T. M'Mullen, ?? Flcone 'Eea?;of ]3Lanshaid, to Christiu4,, daughter .of the late Donald M'Leod, of Wood- stock, author of the I . Gloomy ...
... the friends of Mr Sadleir. the rejected candidate. Rirbonhm. —At the Meath assizes, last week, two men named Coddington and Mullen wen; put upon their trial, on charge of being members of a secret and unlawful society, using signs, passwords, (tc. The principal ...
... operetta ought to attain some popularity with musical families . THB TBIBIITE OB' THE PtoWBna in the title of a little cnntata by Claud ' Dupre for soprano , tenor , ' and chorus . Choral societies of moderate attainments will find in id much suitable material ...
... Street, Dundee, on the 22d inst., Mrs Scott, jun., of daughter. Canning Street, Belfast, on the 23d inst., the wife of X M'Mullen, son. At Manse, on the 22d iust., the wife of the Rev. ThVmasGordon.ofason. At Bentaa, California, on the ult., the wife of ...
... Beach, Mf. Cannon; Aquarius, Rickaby; White Abbey, Robinson ; Ferdinand, Liddiard Primate, Calder ; Chevy Chase, C. Loates ; Claud, R. Wood- land ; Pansophy, T, James; Homeward Bound, Morgan, Betting—4 to 1 — Lord Donglas and Ellerton ; 9 to 2 Van Houten ...
... conducted themselves in. au indecent and disorderly manner. They pleaded guilty, and Anderson was tined 6.1 or fourteen diva, and Mullen 5s or seven days.—Wm. Cobb, labourer, was charged with having on Thursday night, within the Queen's Hotel, struck Geo. Business ...