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... Geldard, Air R. St. John, Miss Meta Ginnett, Mr G. St. Louis. Miss Phoebe Graham, Mr Elliott Stuart, Miss E. Graham, Miss Louie Swinborne, Miss Lottie Grais, Mr Gustarv Taylor, Mr John Grant, Miss Maggie Tearle, Mr Osmond Grattan, Mr H. P. Tellettie, ...
... MARRIED, at St, John's Church, Percy Main, near North Shields, on the 25th inst., Mr S. R. Ohisholm, proprietor of the Theatre Royal, North Shields, to Miss Annie Blackett, sister of Alderman Blackett, Mayor of Durham. DIED, at Cardigan, Wales, on Friday ...
... Grapes (27) Green Dragon (so) Green Man (20) King's Arms (64) King's Head (34) Noah's Ark (6) Red Lion (53) Rising Sun (23) Robin H-lood and Little John (4) Rose and Crown (30) Shakspeare's (8) Ilead and Arms ShiP (32) Star and Garter (13) Sun (14) Two Brewers ...
... 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 ...
... ordered to Australia.for similar reasons. Mr. Laurence Gene hns alsosbeen sqriomsly ill. SirWm. Cunliffe Brooks broke his left arm a short time ago, but hopes to be in his place to-day. Mr. Bryce has paired for the'rest of the session, and is gone to India ...
... delegates at a banquet at Hatfield house, the whole of the party remaining for the night. Son JoHN LUnBDocE,-In appreciation of the emi- nent services rendered by Sir John Lubbock in the cause of technical education, the honorary freedom of the Worshipful Company ...
... an example from this worthy Welshman, who addresses the electors of his division in the following straight forward manner CARDIGANS IIIRE. ELECTORS OF THE BOWvSTRRET DivisioN. Labourers, Farmers, Miners, Laflies, and Gentlemen,- The Elcation for the County ...
... 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 ...
... night equalled in splendour the Venetian celebrations of olden times. At the banquet in the town hall the Ministers and Mr. Grattan, the English Consul-General, were among those present. There was a general illumination, with fireworks, vwhile cannon boomed ...
... true that Grattan's Parliament was a saccess. (Cheers.) In sixteen short years it led to the bloodiest rebellion which we had for two cen- turies in Ireland, Do you call that a success ? I feel certain that if it were possible to set up Grattan's Par- liament ...
... revolution while be abhorred it. (Cheers.) Mr. Grattan followed him in accepting that revolu- h tion, and perhaps it may be a strange and. Startling statement, but it is an undoubted fact a that Mr. Grattan was found in the English Varliamea6 -he, the champion ...