... find it is doing ms good already. Hoping to have it by return. , 1, Beehive Terrace. Wilton-street, Lozells Birmingham, Mr. John Ede. Birchfield, Birmincimun, August 23, 1873. Dear Sir—l am now in my eighty-fifth year and have been suffering from defective ...

... Beauchamp Lodge, P.P.G.M. Joseph Whiting, P.G. Robert Tyler; Fernhill Heath Lodge, G.M. John Whitmore, P.G. john Davis; Lygon Lodge, P.P.G.M. George Mason, P.G. John Ballinger; Vigornia Lodge, G.M. Edward Poole, P.G. George B. Gibson; Old .England Lodge ...

... troops. The Attorney-General will prosecute in person. Seven hundred and sixty of the militia are in the town unarmed, their arms having been taken from them aud sent to Limerick. There are also here 000 of the infantry, and of the 17th Lancers. There are ...

... find it is doing ma good already. Hoping to have it by return. 1, B ee hive Terrace, Wilton-street, Lozolls Birmingham, M r . John Ede, Birchfleld, Birmingham, August 23, 1873. Pear Sir—l am now in my eighty-fifth year and have been gni:faring from defective ...

... Stephen, with whom was Mr. J. Home Payne was instructed by Messrs. aud Roscoe. He stated that tbe actual prosecutors were Mr. John Stuart Mill, the member of Parliament for Westminster, and Mr. . a. Taylor, the member for Leicester, both now present. name ...

... Jacquet's) Castlemartin, 6yrs, list Rogers 3 B Cox's eh h Lord Cardigan, years, list 71b Mr 0 Betting: 4 on Sheridan, 9to Osman, S to 1 each Castlemartin and Lord Cardigan Lord Cardigan settled down of Castlemartin with last for a mile, when Osman took ...

... roe good already. Hoping to have it by return. 1 Beehive Tcrrnce, Wilton Street, Lozells. ' Birmingham, August 23, 1373. Mr. John Ede, Birchfield, Birmingham. Dear Sir,—l am now in my eighty-fifth year, und have been suffering from defective sight for the ...

... OMNIUM. It is thought likely that the Earl of Cardigan will be the new Inspector-General of Cavalry. Col. the Hon. It. Bruce, the Grenadier Guards, has been appointed Surveyor-General the Ordnance. It is said that Sin Henry Ward, now Lord High Commissioner ...

... the post of honour on the chairman's right. There were also present: Sergeant-Major Williams (honorary secretary), Messrs. John Cotton, E B Cotton, C E Davenport, S W Weaver, W A Townsend, W G Lee, G L More, A H Godsall, J Williams, S Dudley, W Weaver ...

... course of the festivities A moonlight raid for arms was made in the parish of Ashford, West Limerick, on Sunday ni g ht. • The party, numberihg about 15, were disguised and armed- They visited the farms of John O'Malioney, Winter, and Bartholomew Brere a ...

... collections. The motiou was then agreed to. Viscount Cobham, Mr. G. W. Hastings, M.P., Mr. M. Biddulph, M.P., Mr. John Corbett, M.P., and Mr. John Brinton attended the Liberal Unionist banquet Tuesday evening at the Crystal Palace in hoi oar of tha Marquis ...

... Smlth-Shenstone's committee room, and defendants were amongst a large crowd assembled front of the house, and were seen each to be armed with sticks and to throw stonre. Mr. Addison (for Mr J. Horofriy, the firm of Hornfray and Holberton) prosecuted. Owing to ...