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... two o'clock on Year’s Day The after hearing the evidence the prisoner to gaol for month St John’s Ward The nomination of candidates for the representation of St John’s Ward Newcastle in the room of Mr F Mercer deceased closed ou Thursday evening The only ...
... be liad at and principal Shops The “Extra” FRIDAY EVENING 9 Eight o’clock : E I MISS EDITH MISS MILLARD-PALMER M EUGENE DE JOHN O Pianoforte : RIHLL Solo Violin : MR GERALD Solo Violoncello MR : T Seats : Sofa Stalls 15s 6d Seats 7s 6d : 5s 2s 6d A Waie-house ...
... and the next morning he came with orders fromtiLl= to accede to all demands. The Burmah army aur the Ara forts and laid down arms. The following day General Prendergast proceeded to Mandalay, which wag occupied without uppontion. All the Europeans were ...
... desirable to get rid opinion on one subject. Mr. slmuld not forgot that »«ig tlu w. The evil .1 it desirable to get r.d ol 1.-ii-i John Kuss-h li.-f Volnntarily resigned and wo,,t Fxe-.Kqekn said Goverm sliowa^ll-at^he !!'-s mc,.t were desirous Mr. Scully promoting ...
... article social pects of Constantinople, and Mr. Grieve one on the church and people of Servio. In “Good words,” this moatb, Sir John Herschell commences paper 'Popular Science, ’ Dr. Vaughan Christmas Living,” Dean Alford Letters from Abroad,” Dr. Guthrie ...
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... satisfactorily it lightness with the resistance iron armour it is once durable cartridirc-cases it to the manufacturer of small-arms and artillerist branch exactly is search - - Art Journal and Theory— Mr drank more than the Danes They were and troublesome ...
... been in the house in Marianople Street and received certain articles Patterson whom he arrested in his father’s house in Cardigan Terrace admitted in having received one article Cross-examined Mr Parsons appeared for Patterson witness said the were most ...
... four o’clock jury gave for the Farthing Drunkenness— the Newcastle yesterday Mr Aid Hedley Mr Ad Pollard Mr G C Atkinson the Arms Inn for in on November Mr J G Joel appeared the for to who drunk iu The latter case had for two mm house time called the landlady ...
... convictions may live in peace and friendship Such a system promising such results was the mixed system introduced forty years ago Grattan and Sheil different periods have testified to the need united education I agree in thinking” said Mr Sheil in 1845 “that education ...
... seriously mj ured A bricklayer, named John Smith, was very much hurt. He was conveyed the North Staffordshire Infirmary daring the day; was not expected to live long. William Clay, a banksman the colliery, was struck on the arm with a flying brick. A carter, ...
... saith not easily believe” great cause to call to account examine by learned in credulous age so like softest wax to receive 'I John Hales Babies— Turkish babies hard time it month their existence after their they rubbed down with salt tightly Italian fashion ...