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... Armagh—Lieutenant Grattan Guinness Lemon to Captain Royal South Down; George Archdale, Kent, to he Second Lieutenant. Fermanagh—Second Lieutenant Ponsonby John Tottenham resigns his commission. Londonderry—Second Lieutenant Stewart Arm it M‘Donald Bruce ...
... to Sell by AUCTION, on the PREMISES, 2 A 4, GRATTAN STREET (corner Gordon Street), on TUESDAY, 3rd August, at the hour of *11.30 o’clock, THE Valuable LICENSED INTEREST in the LEASEHOLD PREMISES, A 4, GRATTAN STREET, Belfast, so long known the Corn Exchange ...
... William Ewart Gladstone and John Bright. (Groans.) If there was arch-agitator connected with the present crisis it was William Ewart Gladstone, and if there was another, playing second fiddle, it'was John Bright. (Hisses.) Ho did not, however, blame his ...
... GENERAL NEWS. The Greek and Portngueee Ministers had an interview with Sir Charles Dilke the Foreign Office to-day. The body of John Yetman, bricklayer, was found in Stour to-day, Whitecliffe, his hands being tied together. Aecording*to information received ...
... Protestants Ulster, not afraid of them in the least. (Cheers.) The Orangemen of Ireland were taking a wise course. Tney were arming, and some fine morning when the pikes seen gleaming on the hilltops, they would not feel the least alarmed, bnt would be found ...
... composed of twenty-five resolute men, who determined that the villain should be punished as he deserved. They pinioned his arms, arranged pine splinters around him, and set them on fire. Diligent search is being made for the other man, who will doubtless ...
... names are—James Bailie (captain of the vessel which was lost) : Richard Nichol, sailmaker; and John Baiiie, apprentice. The apprentice referred to is son of Mr. John Bailie, moulder, corner o! Greenmount Road and Canning Street ; and was for some time in the ...
... He had on a sort of coloured night-cap, a long gown reaching to his ankles, and slippers on his feet. rest attached to the arm of his chair supported book before him. I could not quite see the name, but I think it was Channing’s works. Leaning against ...
... much excitement. One hundred extra police were drafted into the neighbourhood, and the soldiers in garrison remained under arms. Mr. Nally, one of the traversers in the recent Dublin trials, was summoned before the Claremorris Bench yesterday for using ...
... strengthening the levees iu face of the The inundations at Washington have done damage estimated 200.000 dollars. A boy named John William M*Crae, Cammoney, was admitted to the Royal Hospital yesterday, suffering from severe of legs and body, caused by being ...
... a Dentaf-Surgeou. Wholesale and retail; W. Dobbin Co. Bellasu Of all chemists. Is W and or Hall & Co. Douegall Place, and Grattan a Co.’s, Establishments. Hollo wav'ti Ointment and Pills effect wonderful cures bud legs end old wounds. U bis Oinimtu. n ...