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... or their officials in Skye, are evidently determined to deal with the land agitation there with a high hand. The arrest of John Mae- pherson, the Glendale Martyr, and of the Rev. D. Macallam, a minister of the Established Church, on a charge of inciting ...
... our readers will be glad to rearn that under the will of Mr. Thomas Pape, who was formerly a partner in the old-established 'arm of Horner and Pape, and afterwards of J. and W. Pape, corn millers, Meadow-road, Leeds, but who several years ago retired from ...
... science and art examina- tions conducted at the Institute:-Building constrsotion, elemeutary stage-Crossland, Brnithwaite, and John W. Whitaker passed second class. Practical plane and solid ?? Walker passed nesond class. Second ,rade drawing, PerspectiVe-William ...
... trusted that Miss (3oodall would succeed in raising £1,000, so that a better hall might be provided.- Mr. John Lupton secoudei the ?? 1Rev. k John Pate, iu epporting the resolution, said be hail some practical knowledge of the working of tee mission, and ...
... appointment of the Indian, Committee over the Arms Bill, but the first oppor- tunity would be taken afterwards to proceed with it. Mc. HEALY (Londouderry, S.,-I beg to give notice that; on going into Committee on the Arms Bill, I shall move, That it be an instruction ...
... aud ida, fourth daughter of the late Mr. John Foster, Of Sews ball Granige, Yorkshire. in the London University list, published yaster- T day in the At~c'2CZCI, the name of John Alfred Codd, sora of the Rev. John codd, Wesleyan miniter, fluslet, as having ...
... prejudice cast before their eyes. They agreed to accept, not Grattan's Parliament, but a subordinate one, as a settlement of the question. It gave them in some directions greater powers than Grattan's Parlia- ment possessed. but curtailed them in others. The ...
... the Irrawaddy, opposite Minhba, was attacked by dacoita, and more than 100 houses were burned. The villagers, although badly armed, n defended themselves. Mr. Tucker, Commissioner :o from the Mingyan division reports that Brigadier- Ga eneral Lockart yesterday ...
... hail in which the I I Convention is to be hloldhasbeen decorated with mottoes from the speeches of Grattan, Gladstone, and othors, I The election of Mr. John Fitzgerald as President is t regarded as certain. He is a banker and railway t contractor at Lincoln ...
... IDDESLU IGH called attention to a case of alleged embezzlement of the funds of a registered friendly ?? by a prisoner named John flew, tried at the Nottinaleam AssizeB, hield July 1th, 1885, which 3esulted in the acquittal oI the prisoner, oU the ground ...
... type and I pattern of the heavenly life. n THE GREEK GIPSIES IN LfEEDS.-Animated o seones are of frequent occurrence at the Cardigan Fielts, t Leeds, but never probably have the grounds presented v a more striking picture than that in which the Greek Y gipsies ...
... candidates v who are prepared to support Mr. Gladstone's Homet ?? Bill. The Congregational Association of Car- ekmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke has tendered Cek siilar advice to the people of Wales. Mr. A. H. D. Acland, M.P., writing to the Rotherham ...