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... Act has not been found at all adequate to cope with the tricks of 'John. A C' hin-ise resident who has fulfiiled the nz'ce-s'vy cidriition can obtain papers of naturalisation, arid armed w:th these he visits his native country, ant,' uron retirn- inc is ...
... Men of wi 'Grattan's Parliament : Mr John Barclay, Buokie, ye 6 is to contribute a lime-light entertainment ; Mr 0. PO C. MaxWell, Dundee, will lecture on Wonders of P1 3 Human Folly ; Mr Max O'Rell, London, is to give 2? ian address on John Bull and ...
... demonstration at Dungannon, and, in accord- .ance with Grattan's demand,a fortted I a Declaration of Rigllt`., Next session the ! Imperial Hiouse of Commons yielded to ,the agita1'tion0, whlicll, led by' Grattan, -had been ] siicce.nsful. With the Parliament ...
... suspected of watching a derelict farm, And also of serving writs on some tenants. The same night an armed party visited the houses of William Leary, John Carroll, end William Carroll of Garryhanisks, and cautioned them avainet paying rent Shots were fired ...
... seaman; Philip Mitchell, able seaman; Thomai, Mullett, steward ; Anderson, carpenter, all of Carc- diff; David Jones, Cardigan; and John Steve-i, ?seaman, of Pembroke. It is stated the chief offici'r of the Norbiton suddenly starboarded his helm; avd the ...
... his address. TnaE Rv. JOHN ROe3vRTSON ON lSAVONAROLA. The opening lecture for the session of the Literary Association of Nicolson Street United Chur2h, Edin- burgh, was delivered on Thursday night in the church hall by the Rev. John Robertson. Taking as ...
... horribly maltreating uim, left him on the ground r .i a pool of blood. t John Ryan was sentenced to 12 years' penal t 1 servitude at Leeds- Assizes yesterday for the V l manslaughter - of John Hardman Gillett, a sportiug reporter, in the Tontine Hotel, 6hef-: ...
... (2) J. C. MICoan ((IL) and r4 in Admiral Sir John Commerell (C). ' F ec HE~amaas Joseph Pulley (GIL) and S ir Joseph Bc ,e Bayley (UlL).V e CerATH.,tlAs-General Shr Andrew Clark ((IL)and: th le Sir John Gorat (C). e x S, GIaAV7,Mr M-E. S. Priie ((IL) ...
... dart, but I was able to see something above water a little wa-1 off. I struck out for it, having on a shirt, a singlet, a Cardigan jacket, shoes, stockings, and panty. f did not proceed to it very quickly. When 1 reached it 1 found that it was a henceop ...
... difficult music falling to that part in a manner whirls few adults could excel. Miss Emilie Grattan as Josephine acts wvith exquisite grace and taste, and Master Grattan's Cap- taut Cotreoran is a complete embodiment of the idea of the part. Master Persano ...
... the bill solu lie provide for a, Grattan Parliament ? Remember that one sh a Grattan Parliament is the mnisimulm fori Which the aboi 'ill hon. member thought he was entitled~ to ask, in Hoc oh Jnay 1885. It is not Grattan's Parliament or criei .ur anything ...
... motion in favour of thec second reading of the REome Rule and Landl Purchase measures was carried against anl 1 amendment by Sir John Lubbock approving of I a large extension of the powers of self-govern- ment throughout the kingdom, without, howf- gever, the ...