... Dec. 30. 1882, ’, The tinug gradually cl»e4 oul U u evi- , ;-f enemy wfth the exception of about an hour scarcely any Kmall arms t th savan- The following is a special despatch to tne t. , 1 ‘‘i e N nab v die tnrnpike.SOO our “rather with all the outhomee; ...

... COMMANDING. Quarters, Bristol, Jaanary ItHb, 1888. 1. Osupany Drill, with Arms— Tueaday, Nos. 1. 4. and 9 C« mpnnlea, at p m. Wcduesday. Noe. 3 and b ditto, ditto. Thursday, Nos. and 7 diil ...

... HARFORD, & CO., 77, Strand, London, W.C AGENTS BY APPOINTME NT AT BELFAST: Messrs. GRATTAN & CO., CHnEMIST, CORN MARKIn AGENTS BY APPOLNTMENT AT BELFAST: blessrH. GRATTAN & C10., CllEmsTs, aosN DlAssz , Narc fty lDohrm.a, ?? xr OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY ...

... hour and half before I knew where I was. It was very foggy night—we could not see the river even from the side. We had been arm-in-arm before we lost the path, but she had left loose, and had not taken hold again, but did so slipping down. The jury returned ...

... ilunslet. Any of above can on ler a-srldo? match cau bo made any night next week John Buckle’s, Smiths’ Arms, Ilill-yard, Moadow-laue, Leeds. Hugh M’Guibb, of Glasgow, will run John Farmer, of Olasgew. yards, level; or will take two yards’ start in 30j, for ...

... large rope, attached to a pole the centre of the frame. visited the prisoners in their cell hour before the execution. Tbeir arms ware tied, some were painted, all wore blankets or shawls over their shoulders. They were seated on the floor, composedly awaiting ...

... was arrested. Sir John Tyrell and his Seneechat—A very intereetixg scene took place at Boreham-noose last week. Mr. Richard Archer, the house steward and butler then I completed fifty years of honest service in the family of Sir John Tyr all, in which ...

... The teat in this instance had been so nearly accompliabed that audience broke forth in applause, which the lady loosed ber arm from her husband's neck to acknowledge, when all at sum she lost her balance, and though her nusband caught hold of the skirts ...

... Heraldic Ornvl, Bibmihohah. —Arm* «nd Crert* •tnbiMoiHMl *nd Jamks hTOBAA, 15, livtnr-»trc«t the Greet Wteteru tullwey SUtIM). Sketeh deecripttob. S*.; ditto, Uenldic Cotoare, Ot, NochArgeto deercbink far Arm, WIDBIHO ind VIBITIKO Cards, engrieed J, STOf ...

... on-Tyuo; and tle sover al Sl'ATION AGENTS of the North Iri- t 11 sa'l orth- Fsten 1Railwaly Compmanies; and in 3;elfast to JOHN M'KEE, Agent, 5,3 & 55, Donegall Qnay. BELFAST AND GLASGOW. DAILY SAILINGS. AVERAGE PASSAGE, EIGHT HOURS. C:u)>f P~aoes}1!frs' ...

... Monday large number of workman were set to work to pull down the two three remaining bouses, which stand eastward of the King’s Arms Hotel, in Palace-yard, in order to carry out, as far possible, the new approach to the Houses of Parliament, from the end of ...

... Johnson; Mary's Chutxb, Cardigan, by the Rev Griffith Thomas, vicar, William Henry eldest son of William Haden, Esq., of Dudley, this to Matilda Ellen Jane, daughter of William Lane INoott, of Cardigan. Lately, at Ribbesford, by the Rev. John Fortescue, Mr. Alfred ...