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... under remand in London, charged with causing the death of an elderly gentleman. John Connor, aged 17, is under remand at Clerkenwell, charged with having caused the death of John Costello ta a tight. On Wednesday morning E arlWald egrave was married at the ...
... consisting of 5040 changes came three The following were ringers Messrs Richard 2nd John Moore William G Mann R Pritchard 5th Hammond 6 Aspinwall Thomas Jones conducted by John R Pritchard Inquests at Birkenhead— An inquest was Saturday Queen’s Hotel Birkenhead ...
... Lost :— John Junes, of Newquay, Cardigan, master; Thounis Watkins, of Aberayon, seaman; and Yves Thomas, of I.lurogrannog, cook. Saved and landed at Sutra in boat :—Thomas Orrens.of Milford, mate; and William Richards of St. Dltmells, Cardigan. boy. Tito ...
... clergyman asking if Mr. Johnes was dead or likely to recover, and on hearing that he was dying, or actually dead, Tremble shot himself. Mr. Johns. was sensible to the moment of his death. He expressed thankfulness that Miss Johnes was from home, as she ...
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... .left Quebec Ist August VON CARDIGAN. TRITON, Uuciee Irtt Qo bee lath August FOR DUBLIN. Fetemen left Quebec 2n.1 August S %gen M. SMITS, Biel,op left Quebec 16th Auger M. I. sues, Oardner, left St. John, N.R. Aug 15 Tut.rts, Hut tie:d left Quebec ...
... attacked recent legislation and ollicial acts. The memorial statue to Henry Grattan was yesterday unveiled on College-green, Dublin, Lord Gort presided, and a panegyric on Grattan was delivered by Mr. Mitchell Venry, M.P. Addresses were also delivered by ...
... nod Harmony, from St. John, both at Dublin. Polly, from Miramtcbi at Belfast. A small boat, much damaged, marked “Sarah Jane, M.D.” and cask ale, narked on the cod* '* M Baas, Burton on Trent, 28183 15 1, huvo been picked in Cardigan Bay. _ . A ca»k ...
... one of them tells i;s; When the order was given by Captain Lord Cardigan to ride into the valley lialaaiav.:, Lord Cardigan said, *is possible r Here goc», then, for the last of the Cardigans,’ meaning iu; men of the Ilth Hussars. advanced in dire? lines ...