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... lias FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT. to FIVE LIVES LOST. be As a pleasure party was proceeding down the river I ish Twy on Friday from Cardigan, on their way to Car- ,he digest Bay, the boat upset, andi five persons were drowned. The accident occurred while the boat ...
... Duncan AI'Lean, tailor. John Torrie, innkeeper. Duncan Sinclair. farmer. Archibald Anderson. Catherine Anderson. M'argaret Maclellan. Margaret Johnston. Ann Maclachlan, The bodies recovered are thlie of ('ath-rirue Fergu- son and John 'Macloll-en. THE CABINET ...
... Hanbury-Tracy, L . 1572 Da v Mr Price Jones, C 1211 na, __ )ps Majority . . 361 - 1 - ns, UNOPPOSED ELECTIONS. Lay -SS, C. L. mi- CARDIGAN BOROuGHS Mr D. Davies ?? ary NORTH LANARISHIRE Sir G. Colebrooke ?? ect ROSS AND CRODHARTY A. Matheson . . I I\rrOsborne ...
... the difficult music falling to that part manner which few adults could excel. Miss Emilio Grattan as Josephine acts with exquisite grace and taste, and Master Grattan’s CaptamLoreoran { a complete embodiment of the idea ot the part. Master Persano plays ...
... Tullocb, took the chair), Dr Gilchrist, Mr William Lindsay, Alexander Taylor, Councillor Tennant, Mr Knox, Mr James Tulloch, Mr John Sievewrigbt, James Smith, joiner; and Mr Booth, foreman moulder. There was a good attendance in the body of the hall, in which ...
... Registrar of Killough, Ireland, proved that the prisoner applied to him to register the death of Daniel M'Grattan. He signed the regist r,giving the name of John M'Giattan, cousin of the deceased, and stating he waspreseutat the death, that deceased died of bronchitis ...
... farmers were concerned, they did not take any concern with other meetings. (Applause.) Mr Sinclair, Tuflochrgorum, moved, and MIr John C Smith, Curr, seconded, the adoption of the resolutions s .in toto as agreed to. at the previous day's meeting. I The Chairman ...
... Poolewe ; and Rev. John J. Edward, assistant, Tolbooth, Edinburgh. The greatest unanimity was manifested in the selection. Aberdeen Street Accidents.— Mary Fraser, two years of age, daughter of John Fraser, Broadford Works, while playing in John Street on Saturday ...
... suspected of watching a derelict farm, And also of serving writs on some tenants. The same night an armed party visited the houses of William Leary, John Carroll, end William Carroll of Garryhanisks, and cautioned them avainet paying rent Shots were fired ...
... sisters one has married th® eldest son of Sir John Leslie, and another Mr Moreton Frewen. Their father, Mr Jerome, is a wellknown New York stockbroker. The sister of Lady Mandeville (nee is married to Sir John Lister Kaye. The sifter of Lady Harcourt (nee ...
... a Elliot (Roxburgh), G. J. Goschen. Albert Grey, the f Marquis of Hartington. Sir Henry James, Sir John Lubbock, [Sir John St Aubyn, Charles Seley, John s Westlake, and Edmond Wodehouse. NATIONTAL LEAGUE DEMOINSTRATIOY: IN LONDON. A meeting, intended as ...
... cation. It is an odd coincidence that just when the Government have found their policy of dis- missing employes from small arms factories and f arsenals severely criticised in and out of Parlia- ment, the discharge notices to the employes at- Enfield ...