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... ll, Windsor, will take placeearly a c ren June. a es A marriage is arranged between Mr. John c at Hargreaves, 15th (Rangs) Hiussars, eldest son of g rhe Mr. John Hargreaves, of Maiden Erleigh, E eat Readlng, Berks, and Evelyn Kennard, fifth ry daughter ...
... was in distress off Rhoscolyn. The rocket apparatus in charge of the coastguards and a few volunteers, and commanded by Mr. John 0. Williams, chief officer, was taken to the scene, but could not be used. The Rhoscolyn lifeboat put to sea at great risk ...
... SDa. A movement is on foot to free St. John's ,sCathedral, Salford, from debt. Untilthe debt is paid nthe church cannot be consecrated. THEN FROM A SHOP AT SALFORD.-At the Sal- 8 ford Police Court, on Thursday, John Bertram, of 12, Cow Lane, Salford, was ...
... Widnes foundry, on Monday morning, a I te, workman named John M'Dermott, of Nsewtown, was Ir. crushed to death by a heavy girder, which slipped 'go when being lifted by the crane.' An man named John M'Farlane, a barman, on Thursday leaped from an excursion ...
... I haven't ?? it yet. , JoUN, she said softly, have you been saying auything about me to mother lately P No, replied John. 1 Why do you ask V AlBecause she haid this morning she believed you were on the eve of proposing to me. Now, I do not wish ...
... D3RIDGEMAN. 6fl6 f(32].Amon; the MNelbourne Hall (Derbyshire)ann con- scripts there Is a, letter da.ted Wia HAll FebrurY1' can ?? John Bridgemn, Dishop of Chester, to Lord #entworth, Lord Preident of: the North, and Id be a member of the Privy Counci~l Bishop ...
... at Woolstone, near Cheltenham, in his 72nd year. There was further evidence last night of the disserision existing at St. John the Baptist Church. Toxteth, when the Easter vestry meeting was held. Two candidates were proposed for the position of people's ...
... to-realise £1,000. --:I ?the- foundation: -stones of a new- Wesleya-T ChC I gt Hg If Oenshaw were laid-en Saturday by M!r. John Na iet John 'l.rrisoun Mrs. James -risrly S. £rmt and Mrs. Stanhope Perkins. The new ohapel-is toh'coat about i£2,650, and&£16? was ...
... imtiportaut case eci-eipt that of O'Connell- rith Itispeople. have been led, niot by a R1oman Catholic, hue by an Protestant. Grattan was a lC Prot,~stant, C-urran was a Prote4stant, Butt wvas ab it Protestant-I contoet recollect tire naime- to run r- them ...