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... St. John's, Penzance. THE LITTLE COMEDY COMPANY FROM LONDON. Miss CONSTANCE ABBOTT. Miss EMILIE GRATTAN. MB. WILLIAM FARREN. Juk, MB. FRANCIS JERRARD. Mr. BEN. GREET. Mr. ERIC SCOTT, Mons. MAURICE. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Sept. 21st and 22ns. BARBARA ...
... MRS. GRATTAN GUINNESS AT BLANDFORD. anb enbs. Het Most Oratimu Majcety moat have some eery bad selebiers, or she w told not act in • m so articulated to repel any affection that may he felt for her by her peopie is she hahito does. airing her recent visit ...
... MR. JOHN DILLON. Under the auspices of the Russell Club, an association of .undergraduates of the various Oxford colleges, Mr. John DUIon, M.P., last night addressed a public meeting of Liberals, in the Corn Exchange that city—the building which was last ...
... AM. JOHN MORLEY AT SHEFFIELD. Mr. John Morley, addressing a great meeting in Sheffield, congratulated it upon the evidences afforded in County Council and recent Parliamentary elections of a growing Liberal feeling, and denied that the Liberal party were ...
... JOHN FKEGUSSON. wholesale stationer, Glasgow, was called by Mr Lockwood. Mr Fergusson said he had for twenty years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the founders of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...
... THE LINEAGE OF SIR JOHN DUNTZE. i (From Nichols and Sons' Peerage, Baronetcy and Knightage of the British Empire J, DUIfIZE, Sir John Lewis (1774, Q. 8.), late Dragoon Guards fatner as 3rd Baronet 1830; b. 16 Aug., 1809; m. 15 Mar 1834; Frances Elizabeth ...
... JOHN BERWICK FIARWOOD. (ma ammo wasmi.] CHATTER 11. Al ZOK% or early bark. tetras. I did sot sumer that your Wow* would bare boos owes so early. oud ham Tawas. Did you was it Bush wee main width *Man Corbe reeetwed from bia moth,. tetawslag home to Drayton ...
... JOHN FSEGUSSON, wholesale stationer, of Glasgow, was called by Mr Lock* wood. Mr Fergusaon said he had for years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the fonoden of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...
... trcs brls sugar. order, 13,000 cocoa nuts. AVON MOUTH DOCK. Saturday, March 14.—John Stevenson, s. Alexandria—3 H aa S Budgett and Co.. 26,803 cwt barley. 7.770 cwt beans. ! John Adamson, s, Odessa—H H and Budgett and Co, 33.250 cwt barley. Hero, s, Mars ...
... 1 Barren Heifer, 14 Heifer Yearlings, cood quality. Horses-Grey Horse, rising 6 years, 15i hands, John Bull; Black Cob, years old, 14 hds., by Cardigan Cob good Labour Horses. The usual Farm Implements. Luncheon at 1. Sale at o'clock. GOULD, SANDERS, ...
... practice of tying dog tin pan and then letting the tin pan loose. How the Grattans played at Checker*.—Up three evenings ago such athing checker-board was never km in Mr. Grattan’s house. He and his aged partner have managed to pass the long evenings pi ...
... The crust gave way Taylor fell into the burniug up to waist being supported his arms When pulled out of the place he was in blaze he died soon afterwards Suicide Mr John Rea the solicitor whose name will be remembered in connection with some remarkable ...