... Floods, of course, had very poor opinion of Grattan’s policy. Grattan said: 1 found Ireland on her knees; 1 watched over her with an eternal solieitads; I have traced her progress from in juries to arms, and from arms to liberty; Ireland is now nation; io that ...

... the choir rendered the ‘Hallelujah” chorus, and the anthem, ‘‘The heavens are telling.” Mr. Amos Newell, of Burnley, gave “Arm, arm, ye brave,” at the afternoon service, and in the evening he sang “Honour and anna” in splendid style. The way in which the ...

... and was taken into custody at publichouse. She was a very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, Kcnnington-lano, said ho had examined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm contused wound corresponding with the cut in his coat sleeve. The prisoner ...

... provi>ijn. not care to lot of money spent buildings the cutset. It was wi**e pr.vi.don cf old John Owen?* will that none of his to ft;r bricks and mortar. John Owens** idea was ?men first and bricks anil mortar afterwards; and what had proved an excellent ...

... consecraikm of St. Michael's church was resumed and concluded. In the morning the sermon was preached the Rev. John Hevhirst, assistant curate St. John the Evangelist, Walton, Liverpool, and a good congregation assembled to hear one who had been a scholar and ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1898 A* flower, fruit and rentable ahow held in the Botanical Gardena. Manchester, last Saturdaj, Mrs. John Fieldon, Dobrojd Oastle, was awarded second prise for group table plants. Just received, entire new range of Black Satin and ...

... their contents, were damaged by tiro and water. John Nsal, aged about 19, was severely burned, and was taken to the Loudon Hospital. John Culverhouse, aged 24 years, was slightly burned on the right arm. The building and contents wore insured with the ...

... they were not accorded civic welcome the party availed themselves of one tho most palatial hotels in tho town, tho Clifton Arms, and thither tiiey convoyed. The management recognised the importance of the visit; the largest drawing room was placed their ...

... thrust his arm out beyond his companion, in an attempt to seize the .'t rings. But the moment Tom saw the arm are vj’ily da'fhed it to one side with his clinched Then endeavoured to grasp the hat. which would have succeeded in doing, had not John caught him ...

... woetheeubjeot of inveetigetion at tho London Hospital. The deceased, John James Sutton, 23 years of og®* wae bitten udog on December 9th. told his wife there was wound on tho left arm, whioh had cantorissd at a ohemiet’e .hop. After the of about six weeks ...

... waa Wanted—Caaar H. Uawkini, William Karrniaoo, t. It. Car line. Jaxoa Payot, Preeoott Howott, J. Aahton 800 took, John Erie Eriebatn, John Birkott, Ooargo Polloak.” UoßwicK'a CcaTauu Powonn now Mad all reapeutablo faaiiiiea for ■ahing daliuioaa rmatarda ...

... one day, his roost caressing .and compassionate tones, “you married a woman who was in love with wmebody and that eke was John Hannington. Hems' theft' iom!” Ami Alan Ixdieved him. ...