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... Magistrates Satur lav »st : Abbotsbury, John Hayward. >r;e Ford; Bincombe, Percival Cake and John Cake ; \lh'*lhampton, G. W. Homer, and Birlestone ; Brad- ford Peverell, Joseph J O. Saunders; I Broadraayne, George Voss, John Barfl-tt ; ( GRATirrmo —The following ...
... Father Murphy added that patriotism at present going is not the patriotism of Grattan—(Mrer, bear)—the petriotism of Wolfe Tene—(cheers)—or the patriotism of O'Connell, of John Mitchell, Isaac Butt, or CrOlery. (Great cheering.) NORDENSEJoLD.-I'rofessor ...
... (Groans foe Biggar.) he patriotism that was going on at the present day was not the patriotism of Grattan, John Mitchell, Daniel O'Connell, ism Butt or John O'Leary, but &slum patriotism. Mr. Parnet done great service for Ireland, but to-day's scene shoold ...
... the Society. Prospectuses anl Information at the Offices, 12, John Htreet; Britol. isto T. WALTERS. Secre dry. ( 'THEI V I CT O R IAi BRI1STOL,). BUILDING SOCIET I O CHIEF OFFICZE-3, JOHN STREET, BRU3TOL TRUSTEES: The MARQUIS TOMINSIRND, 4 E. S3TAFFORD ...
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... H. B. Portman (L), Mi. John Floyer (C), Colonel K. H. T. Digby (C), unopposed. Dover.— C. K. Freshfield (C), Major A. G. Dick* son (C). Downpatrick.— Mulbolland (C), Drogheda.— Benjamin Whitworth (L), unopposed. Druitwich.— John Corbett (L). Dublin (Citt) ...
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... Misses Lonteneff, Mrs. and Miss Webb. Mrs. Farquharson. hire. Lumnien, the Misses Hewett 4—Mr. sod Mrs. Pout, the See. John Ley, Mrs John Lea, Miss bey. Mies Collett, Miss Noyes s—Mr.. Perinea. Mins Benny. Miss Palmer, Mn. and MM• Phnom —Mrs. Wise, Mrs. ...
... -11r. John Patlicrick manse, Devon ak.l Cornwall Bank, Lawrence Torquay Hank, 1, Vaughan Parade. Messrs. Vivian and Kitsoci. National Provincial Sauk of England—Manager, Mr. James Rome Cemetery Company's Office—No. 2. Balmer Crow, Abbey Road Mr. John Lame ...
... Castle-street. COCKLE'S ANTLIMLIOUS PILLS, PATENT MEDICINE. Bogs at Is. lid., 22. 9d., 42. 6d., sad 112. 00OHLW9 ANTIBILIOOS PILLS, arm ONLY PREPARATION T COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, 18, NSW OBMOND snow, LONDON. PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED. GOODALL'S EOM:HOLD SPECIALMES ...
... Colley St dryer 19,39,112 Little ll Colo 14.71 Gregor 69 Littlejohn 46 Coleridge 14 Caudell N Lloyd 3,29,119,121 Oolhoun 33 Grattan 14,41 Loch le Colltsitwood 111 Griaa, 4 61 Logan II Collins 26,111.111 °math la Logon Oollinson 79 Griffithe 144 Lomax 100 ...
... time ago, namely, that his victim was knocked down another man, and that he (Dumbleton) then cut his throat.—John Henry Wood, for the murder of John Coe, at Rotherham, was executed in York Castle on Tuesday morning He had protested his innocence from the ...