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... pavement. Having broken one of his legs, he was conveyed to St. George's hospital. Through slipping on some orange-peel yesterday, John Manning, 50, a labourer, residing at 1o4. la. grave-street, York-road, Battersea, sustained severe concussion of the brain ...
... I do not know why or wherefore Wile ?? population of ?? and Landore pres' should be adlded to that o1f St. John's. The Vicar rearm of St. John's has no legal right or responsibility farm whatever in respect of either of those places. It im would, therefore ...
... 61, from the persoft of John Jones, gurd, 1, Gwalia-terrace, Merthyr.—Prosccutor said abuut haic-past eleven o'clock on Saturday night he was in a greengrocer's shop. Prisoner caught hold of a parcel which ho hs/I under his arm and fide him over, after ...
... Parole, John Poison,co Paisley; Win. Paris, jul;.; Professor Rainsay, 001 Profesor' Roberton, Thus. Russell of Ascag. Dret Jan Russoll, Dr MiGregor Robertson, Revi. e. E-do Ridgeway, John Robb, Bushy; iR . Beaonie, J. do B. Snultter, Hlamiltonl; John A. Spene ...
... receiving order has been made. A petition has been filed in tio Lincoln Bankruptcy Court by Mr. Wus. James Losig, of the Thorold Arms Inn, HIarmston. A receiving oider has been made and the debtor adjudged bankrupt. Mr. Alex. Trotter, Lincoln, is the solicitor ...
... that he has te borne arm against the Crown in Ireland, I and has passed the best part of his - life -being still a ?? man- in efforts to bring about separation. But, to use his-own expression, he has 1,brown ( a-down his arms. The magic of Mr.. I -e ...
... should be taken without delay against the grand officers of all Orange lodges. On February 23rd, 1836', a resolution of Lord e John Russell-was unanimously agreed to, praying the ?? to take effectual measures for the discouragement Y of Orange lodges, Accordingly ...
... ntary.rr When men defy lire law tirey acrust expoct to he puniahod&-I amn, &Cc., EDWARD JONES. Mackworth Arms, Swarnee. Jan. 26. Mackworth Arms, Swarnci;, Jan. 26. [We wish corresponidents would be a little more considerate, and- abide by our rule of ...
... at 8.1.5 p.m., Mtr. H-. Queich, Graltmem and Barus.-Nurth .lirxteu Gladstone Cl'it)ii 1, St.Mrk-a'i ill 11.30 a.m., Mir. John Cobbin, ' The PoiiclStuto ait CU.5 p.m., Manuic and Rteadings.-Dulih WokngMo Liberal and Radical Club, Lordehip-las uwrm t1 ...
... f Professor Eaddon, FL S; Rev Maxwell Close Dr pi EnnyM P: Alderman V B Dillon, A Todd, B nr. Gregg, TC; Jamoes Shanksl TC; John Shanks, Johz O'Leary, George Coffey. B L; Dr Sigerson, T WVI- l P ston, W-Theodore Brewster Emnud Haviland Burke, m t Lincoln ...
... MR. JOHN MORLEY AND .,LORD RIPON IN DIUBLIN. PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM. Dtmriw, Thursday. This afternoon Mr. John Morley and the Marquis of Ilipon were presented with the freedom of the city of Dublin. The ceremony took place in the City Hall, a, beautiful ...
... I SITUATION IN IRELAIND. I - ?? ce- JOHN MORLEY AND LORD for RIPON IN DUBLIN. at ion PPFESENTnON OF THE FREEDOM. er- n's Yesterday aftiernoon Mr. John Morley, and the of Marqis of Ripon were presented with the freedom fer of the city of Dublin. The ceremony ...