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... (Groans for Biggar.)' The patriotism that was going at the Or'eseht day was not the patriotism of Grattan, John Mitchel, Daniel O'Connell, Isaac Bultt, or John O'Leary, but a shahn patriotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, but to-day's scene ...
... coum Biggar). The patriotism that was going at the present day mar was not the patriotism of Grattan, John MiteheUl Daniel goir O'Connell, Isaac Butt. or John O'Leary, but a shram pa- pan triotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, desi but ...
... Hairisson, retired a pension. 25th oot—Tbe proper designation Captain J. F. C. is John Frederick Curtis-Hay ward, and not previouslj stated. 27th Foot—Lieutenant John Cave Bayly to be captain, vic« A. Hales, promoted. 29tli!Foot—Second Lieutenant A. ...
... Moses; dingl, J. BE, Wlliamson; potatoes, R. England ; chzose, butter, and provisions, fifr Cardiff, E. John an3 ('o. provisions, for Dlandaff, John Isaacsc for Forth, J>1:10 Evans, A tender for the extension of the sheds in which inen are employed in ...
... returned unopposed on Thursday. We leasn from a communication from Portsmouth that the candidature of our fellow-citizen, Mr. John F. 'Norris pronises to have a successful result, Ths general enthusiasm, says our informant, with which the Liberal candidates ...
... will (dated Oct. 17, 1867) with six codicils I (the last being dated March 8, 1873) of Stir. James Campbell, formerly of Cardigan House, Richmond. C but late of Cawley Priory, OCichester, who died on .rd July 19 last, has just been proved by Mrs. Caroline ...
... disorderly and relusing to leave the Masons' Arms T when requested by the landlord. Mr. Ames, of Frome, appeared for Gay, Curtis, and Pearce. On Saturday . evening, the 4th inst., a row occurred in the Masons l e Arms, and subsequently, while on his way home ...
... presented from that parish, and two from St. Luke's, Cheltenham. A Gloucester paper understands that the Rev. hi, W. F, St. John, MIA., rector of Frampton-on-Severn, has accepted the living of Kempsford, vacant by the death of Canon Barlow. The Cainbrian ...
... h .e force. assurinig them of the RYM athly which the Queen 53 felt in the dark hours which nd overshadowed tho ,h British arms In Afghanistau. His Excellency referred Y especiallg to the servicee of the troops guarding the mr communicatione. and praised ...
... the smack Catherine, of Cardigan, and the brigantine Osnabriek, of Papenburg, Hanover, which were in distress off Fishguard during a strong gale from the N.N.E. The special thanks of the institution were also voted to Captain John Hodge and Mr. T. B. Williams ...
... Case dirmizssed.-John Burgers, of Shepton Mallet, was gumn cuned to show cause, &-c. He was ordered to pay gm 2s. Ed. per week and costF.-HanhWbGre the Slade, was fined Is. for not sending her child to schooL. -Geor~ge Lainbert, John Lambert, and Thomas ...
... proper person to fill the office. Mr. John s, Todd seconded the motion. Mr Rawson proposed Mr ei IF. W. Ho'ughton. Mr H. . Coopland seconded the oi ?? nomination of INr Houghton. Mr John 'orry Wass proposed Mr John Davis. Mr Joseph Flower seconded. Mr ...