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... states that Tuesday evening Captain the Hon. Henry Ward and Mrs Ward were on road locomotive steam engine with the Hon. Randal and Clara Parsons, when, turning a sharp corner of street in Parsonstown, Mrs Ward slipped off the stool on which ...
... Sion-hill; Mrs Miss Gray. Uarlsy house; Miss lluntiugford. Sion-hill. Mrs J «nes. 10, Ricbmond-bill; Mr Mrs Arthur Knapp, Llunfoist-bouse, for Dawlisb; Mrs Line and family. Seymourvilla; Mr and ...
... Tuesday evening Captain the Hoe. Henry Wardand Mrs. Ward were on a rod locomotive steam-engine with the Hon. Randal and Clara Parsons, .when, turning • sharp corner of a street in Parsonstown, Mrs. Ward slipped off the etool on which she was seated, and ...
... estimated at over £l,OOO. Tuesday evening Captain the Hon. Henry Ward and Mrs. Ward were road locomotive steam-engine, when, turning a sharp comer ef street in Parsonstown, Dublin, Mrs. Ward slipped off the stool on which she wan seated, and ...
... decided ton, Mr Gilbert Scott has undertaken, with as little delay d as possible, to furnish the requisite designs, specifications, il and estimated costs of the proposed works. S On Tusday evening Captain the Hon. Henry Wardand r Mrs. Ward were on a road ...
... Mayor. Mr. F. Adams ; aad Mr. W. Naiahh James Weldon, a seamao uo board the Viilafranca, was ckargetl with wilfully and maliciously stabbing William Johnson, with intent to him grievous bodily barm ha was further charged with assaulting P.C. 105. Mr. Williams ...
... Blench% sad Mr. .1. G. Wards, Den Masted •; Mr. Fiebrooke provoked much laughter Due ScipioPompolina, sad Mr. Chippendale was aueensfal IS DASarm lemur Avila. The performance. coadaded with f, Prneerver, whit.* Mies Louise Wilke. Min P Lwow% ...
... Jennison, the proprietor Belle Gardens, Manchester, died on Monday, at the age 80 years, from cancer the face. Mr jennison was the occupant, abont 40 years ago, of a public house near Stockport, with tea gardens attached, and soon afterwards took Belle ...
... bad with Mr. Kennedy, as representing Mr. Vanderbyl, the conversation was carried on. by arrangement, in a sort disguise, agreed by Mr. Lovibond and himself. The Liberal candidates for Taunton, Mr. James and Mr Barclay, were underst**! mean ...
... recalled and aaked by Mr Coleridge whether tbepecaona whoAe naiaee had eapplied •’ “ving been bribed by him for iu 1866 and who voted for Mr. Wretro-p i Q 186.1. had l>ero bribed the bet-named elecUoo.-Witueae .-e,,hed be had nodoubt Mr. H. C. White was next ...
... Walker Heneage, Mr W. C. Finch, the Rev. F. R. Ravenshaw, the Rev. W. Percival Ward, Mr H. N. Middleton, Mr G. D. W. Digby, the Rev. Prebendaries Watts, Bond, and Payne, Mr George Eyre, the Rev. G. G. Glossop, &c. ...
... TO BE LET, old-established EATING-HOUSE.— Apply at 71, Redcliff MR R. L. N. ESPIE instructed to LET first-class Family GROCERY Good position. Incoming Coopers' Hall, King Street. FOR immediate DISPOSAL, genteel DRAPERY and MILLINERY BUSINESS, in a first-class ...