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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 ...
... 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 ...
... At the first fire, Grattan's shot struck Corry in the arm. The seconds ordered them to fire a second time. Grattan fired into the air, and Curry's oh d did not take effect. The ground was then left • and the incident ended with Grattan fully justified. ...
... are pleased to hear that Mr. John Coombs, of this place, who has been seriously ill, is improving. TAUNTON. Extrnsivz Thefts Charwoman.— At the Police-court on Saturday, Charlotte Grattan, charwoman, wife of William Grattan, labourer, of No. 2 Court, ...
... which Grattan had hoped might be perpetual, and ever increasing in its beneficent operations and results, endured only eighteen years. Mr. J. H. McCarthy tersely writes. Grattan bad traced the career of Ireland from injuries to arms, and from arms to liberty ...
... Indian-FlrtHM, Rid log Bucking Horses, Frontier Girt Riders, andOowooj^ahu. AMERICAS RXH IB ITI O N. JOHN' WHITLEY. Director General. ASSAULT AT ARMS, Phcenix Hall, for Eight Nights. Commencing TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 30th§epu mber. (Open to all comers). ...
... was al- most as good as iis to be tation of a emotions are j of the lightest kind. She gave | Otp Mary Evans, of Cwonbach, Cardigan, found | | half-a-dozen dead hens in her fowlhonse and Re } springing to toa hole in the roof. She seized him by | him down ...
... Wdliam Grattan. was charged with receiving the same well knowing them have been stolen.—Mrs Louisa Hawkings, housekeeper to the prosecutor, who resided at Windsor Lodge, Haines-hill, Wilton, stated that she knew the prisoner, Charlotte Grattan. She had ...
... who leaned on the arm of the Rev. Prebendary Barnes (her cousin), formerly Vicar of the parish. Mrs. Cann (of Torquay), two sons and two daughters of the late Rev. H. Cann, Mr. R. N. G. Baker, Mr. R. Pasmore, Dr. Steele, and Mr. John Toby. A mass of wreaths ...
... who had.charge of the child, gave the particulars of the occurrence. Mr John Dacre, house surgeon, said the child died from shook, the result of severe bruises on the chest and arm, A verdict of Accidental death was returned. SCALDING FATALITY. At ...
... ARRIVED OUT. ■Up Where Arrived Date From Bartville Leghorn Dec. 13 Cardiff Cty.of Cardigan Nov. 23 do Maria Oasabooa Genoa Dec. do George Locket s Algiers Deo. 10 do Xt. of SI John s Bombay Nov. 25 Truth Buenos Ay res Nov. do Astoria Singapore Dec. HOMEWARD ...
... the body. While thus engaged, received a very severe sword rut on the right arm from an Arab who came to ass st tbe one be was engaged with. This Arab wao run through tbe body John W. Peara-n. A. 8., before be had time to Inflict further injury. Noth wi ...