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... A RAILWAY CLAUDE DUVAL. The following appears in a contemporary Sir, Although the race of courteous highwaymen extinct, one amusing feature of their way of dealing with their victims appears to be still considered wortuy of imitation by their rather ...
... practioally a nonentity in face of the powerful influence Chbang Yi has at his disposal, so that the assurance given to Sir Claude Macdonald that Chang Yi had no authority for declaring his intention to control the line is worthless. [t is announced that ...
... the wound had been inflicted accidentally, hut in bis opinion, from the nature of the wound**, that theory was improbable.-Claude Earle, an assistant master, and friend of the deceased, gave evidence which went to show that deceased had always expressed ...
... OA 104ay, sod saluted the Bratiat Rear-itdmiral. The negooistione which have been proceeding for b. p&s week between Sir Claude biacdona d sod the Trung-li-Yamen, regarding tbe lease et Wei-Hai-Wei. have mitmeedully. Chinese agreed to the demand of Greet ...
... human body as having occurred in that town. A woman named Mary M’Mullen and her son, living in house in Baron Lane, were missed* and the door of their house i forced open. Hugh M’Mullen, the son, wiu found lying with his feet next the fireplace, and his ...
... Square, W., at St. James's, V-ccadilly, on Baiurday. A marriage has been arrunged and will take place at Fuster between Captain Claude Perceval. R.\ son of General Perceval, of Dillon House, couniy Down, and Isabel Gordon, only daughter of “olonel Morson, of ...
... all kinds of: umuurs Lad gone abou. i effect that the loatch was oil account the w«ui. and also that Irish champion, J. J. Mullen, was i. lion ever, an hour be fore the time fixed for the great the gates were opened and the spectatois commenced to ' in ...
... sorpliced choir being in attendance, and the ceremony wae performed by the Rev. F. E. M. Girling, M.A., assisted the Rev. Claude Sutton, of The Precincts, Exeter, and the Rev. J. Oarforth, rector of Spexhall. Mr. Price, the organist of Hales worth Church ...
... Oxford; of the Scottish teem wee the hifheet with 74 out of possible 76. Hall , through the second mage, was apparent that . Sou Claud's fate was so far the first piece was coaoemed, and that the beet her , men could do would to prevent Ireland tanking second ...
... S.Chandler Mr J. Tslt, jnn.’a Tiraoroso.. 7 II Ur W.Oaims’s Highland Maid A. Holme 0 7 Doke of Montrose’s Beanmarchsia. Mullen 0 Betting: 1 agsk Knockabout, 5 to Hindoo colt, 7to 1 others. Won easUy by three lengths ; one length between second and third ...
... and Lowestoft Town on St. Aubyn’s Recreation Ground on Thursday afternoon, Kirkley met team mainly drawn from the School. Mullen was first to score for Kirkley, who crossed over leading by two goals to nil. In the second half Coghlan twice beat Chamberlin ...
... 13th day of January, 1892:—Hon. member Medical Staff, G. H. Hetherington, Esq. House Visitors: Capt. A. H. Morse, Mr. O. R. Mullens, Nettiestead : Mr. O. H. Hewetson, Henley Road Mr. Luther Holden, Pinetoft, Ipswich. The Board of Management begs thankfully ...