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THE WESTERN DAILY MERCURY, WEDNESDAY, NOYEMBER 2«, 1863
... Midshipmen—Walter Hailstone, to the Wasp. Promotions : To be Masters—John T. Gowland, Stopford C. Traoey, Benjamin S. Jackson, James W. Ashton, Henry N. Pearcb, Frederick A. Johnston, John G. O'Connell, and Henry Acquilar. (bt electric PPOINTMENTS,—Captain—W ...
ever Grant might do, 800,00 1 men v...uld be thrown upon the community nnhtted f.ir 'he ordinary avuc itioi'S of
... the Her, W. 8. Grattan aged 69. JULIAN—May 22. Lalra-honse, near John Arch**, the second surviving non ef R. A. A. Julian, E>q. sgtat yaare, sincerely KRSLAKB—May tt, Vork-etreet. Plymouth. Mrs Sar.ifl Ke&lake, relict the late Mr John Keslake. of Woodte-rj ...
TO CAPITALISTS AND INVESTORS GENERALLY
... ondays Wijtneediya. andFridaya, on applying John Oliver, Irmfcfdleetooeleodge. of whom printed partlealan meaenramanie can be obtatoed,and the eoedMona letd* aeeß. Further information may obtMned of Mr JOHN ANDREW, Umd Agent Ridgeway. Who wfllieeeive ...
ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION
... ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. A meeting of this institution was held yesterday (Thors* day. Sept. Ist) its house, John-street, Adel phi, Captain Sir Edward Perrott, Bart., V.P., in the chair. The minutes the previous meeting having been read, rewards ...
THE WESTERN DAILY MERCURY. THURSD%Y, SEPTEMBER 2‘2 M 64
... around the course. In the last race, fas all boys under 16, two contested—A. F. Miohell and R. Johns. cams first, doing the distance of 100 yards in 7m, and Johns in 7m Ifisec. St. Mart’s, Devos poet. —The Rev. P. Bellamy has been presented by the Queen to ...
LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS
... fine and strong. ne field of oats was cut. The crops in cag oe AN Rate,—At the Callington Petty Sessions, on Thursday, Mr. John Whitlock was re h of St. Ive summoned by the churchwarden of the Whit tl lock objected for non-payment of Mr. roceedin; lings ...
pan mexrare which should prove satisfactory to ths country. Mr. Kioglake said that although he had no belief in the
... beginning to call out for French intervention in order to save tho Sclavonian populations from throwing themselves into tbo arms of Russia. The losses of the Austrian array during the late war have been discovered, and the details are now published. This ...
(From the London Jttview.)
... (From the Lendon Review.) Mrs, Grattan, widow of the celebrated Henry died on Wednesday week, in Dublin, at an advanced age. The next number of Belgravia (we mean, of course, Miss Braddon’s) is to contain the commencement of a new story, to be called ...
The question that the voting-paper clause part of the Reform Bull was rejected by 272 to Government were the ..
... as in former divisions, went with his late c Sir Robert Pee] was not present, but his colleague tn tation of Tamworth, Mr, John Peel, formed ong ‘@were the tellers for the Opposit of the majority. Mr. M‘Cullagh Torrens and Mr, Otws; SKETOHES IN HOUSE ...
3 THE WESTERN MORNING NEWS, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1867. oo 11 IAL PARLIAME ‘ast part of the motion after the
... different re! . t all questions affecting Ireland, and bis|Scotland if one-eighth of the pecple of that country were be Sir John Dackworth and Mr. Walter. The assistant PROROGATION OF THE DIET. stated that Mr. HadGeld, M.P., Messrs. Gattie, Laird, Je would ...
THE WESTERN MORNING NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1867
... J. Riddell’s h Don John .. (Owner) orses missed J the A good start was made, but several of the h ‘lat the commencement of the course. hurdle (with a formidable ditch lying beyond it) tl means ; of Shillalah Game Pallett, Don John, Frailty, and Sp lost ...