... Second Stage of £lOO-] 2nd London. Alexandra Priso of £sG—Corporal Brooks, let Devon. Prise £3s—Captain Starkie, Queen’s Westminster. Windmill Prise of j£l7 10s—Captain Humphrey, Cambridge University. National Arms and Ammunition (Second) Prise of £ll ...

... Jfasjjionaljl' Intell genet. w. H. Gregory, Esq., M.P—Mr. Gregory arrived in Galway by the mail train on Monday. It was known that the hon. gentleman was coming, and several gentlemen assembled before the arrival of the train to receive him. He went to ...

... Thomas Congreve's Book ■* Consumption of the Lungs; or, Decline, and the only Successful Treatment ; showing that formidable disease be curable in all it* stages;” additional Cases of Cure, and Questions for Patients consulting the Author Letter. Post Free ...

... Thomas Congreve's Book Consumption of the Lungs; or. Decline, and the only Successful Tteatment ; showing that formidable disease to be curable all its stages wi additional Cases of Cure, and Questions for Patients consuiting the Author by Letter. Poet Free ...

... Woodford the second week of April, 18fC. Did you then try and ailoet settlement of the tenants’ disputes Tho Attorney General—l object The Lord Chief Baron allowed tba objection. Ezamlnatiou rosonod—l came to DabUoagain on (lio 15th October last, chief ...

... with Mr Beerbohm Tree's Royal performance was the stage debut of Miss Violet Tres as a pe4e In The Ballad Monger. This young lady meetly celebrated her tenth birthday. It is sonsethieg to have made her stage debut before tbe Queen of England. Messrs Hardie ...

... effeots, sad horses are supel by the resourceful manager of Drury The stage of the Chausiet being much larger than that of Drury lane, it is expected that the great teeing scene will show to better advantage. The Parisian Press are full of the coaling event ...

... of Swope.: demonetrated his faith in their wiedom and ability. Mr James J Farwell seconded the motion, ',bird woe adopted unanimously. Mr William Wingrove, moved, seconded by Mr Newman Thompson, Mr Thomas Mayne, Mr Thome. Pry, Mr Alfred Manning Mr Cheney ...

... BATOBDxr, MARCH 26, 1*98.1 s»tiefactory to find that the Second Bending debate developed nofeeSingof antagonism to the principle of the Bill; bat ere think, the other hand, there are serious defects the measure which it would have been well to direct ...

... THE IRISH TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1861, PUriCULTURAL SHOW The spring exhibition the Royal Horticultural Society look place yesterday in the Hotundo Gardens. every respect it was most beautiful and successful show. It would seem as if the society each ...

... 10 April, 1886. mutter of members is anticipated. The see staged that had sent to the executive £2 for cards of membor«bip. Auditors were appointed who will present a balance sheet for the peat six months Monday. Several talented Irishmen have volunteered ...

... AX EXECUTION OX THE STAGE. Italian newspapers report shocking i. attempt made murder Italian actress in Chili, where tbs Italian Dramatic Company Paadolfini have been giving series representations of Sardon’s * Theodora.” The personnel of the company ...