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... than 60 policemen, but, notwithstanding this r display of force, a mob armed with heavy a bludgeons obstructed the sheriffs men, and b ultimately compelled them to return to t Cardigan. It The National Conference of MIiners was ti concluded at Birmingham ...
... Street, to M1. Bryan;, Stanley Arms, Sherlock Street, to Rebecca Clark; Gardeners' Arms, Henry Street, to W. Jf. Cridland;- Clock Tavern, Milton Street, to F. W. Chinn ; Hand and Bottle, Barford Street, to R. Clarke; Ge-ach's Arms, Geach Street, to A.. Chilton; ...
... than fifty policemen, but notwithstanding this display of force a mob armed with heavy bludgeons obstructed the sheriff's men, and ulti. mnately compelled them to return to Cardigan. Only one distraint, to which little opposition was offered, was actually ...
... members. CONWIRMATION AT 62. J0oy6.-On Wednesday t evening the Lord Bishop of Llanda;ff held a con- firmation service st St. John's Cilrd,, Cardiff, -which was crowded with the coenfirmees and their Po rieneds. About 132 candidates presented them- ed. = ...
... before the Re- corder of Dublin. The action was broughbt by Peter KIavanagh, dwescribed as a commission itagent, ag alost John James, described as a a 'gentleman, for £211 damages for assault and : battory. The defendat maden.an affidavit starting that ...
... Hopkins, John Parker (Bigga ansi Williams), John Sheridaa,Jameo B. Hooson, John Johns, IF. It. Baniner, Y V. It. ?valns, 1E. Wiltshire, A. Parfitt, Taliesin Morgan, Llantrisant; T. Barrett, Old Green, Bew- port; John Williarns. Trout, ...
... challge s inu the methou of o administering the internal affairs of that country, s SIR JOHN KENNAWV.AY ON THE PARNELL, bv COMMISSI(N. . EXnTrR, FInDAY.-Sir John IKeunaway, Ml, d speaking at Exeter to-day, remarked that there had n been a good deal of ...
... Prince of Wales and the Hereditary Prince ¼ of Hohenlohe-Laugenbmrg honoured Sir Gustavus 8 Hume and Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms with their company at dinner at their mess in St. James's Palace yesterday evening. t By command of the Quecn, a Levcr was ...
... Association. There was a good attendance. Mise Mcliechnie presided, and there were also present Mrs. WV. P. Byles and Mliss Grattan, from the Bradford Women's Liberal Association. It was decided by a unanimous vote that it was desirable to form a Women's ...
... have been removed by the p discovery on the body of a cheqne book bearing s' the name of Richard Pigott, a license to carry o arms issued in Ireland, and a letter addressed to c Mr Labouchere, dated February 25. This com- E IniunicatiOn states that the first ...
... Cobden, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Aston Dilke, Mrs. Eva McLaren, Dr Kate Mitchell, Mrs. Frank Morrisosn, Mrs. Ransom, Mrs. John Hlullah. Mrs. John Hulland, Mrs. Fenwick Miller, IDr. Julia Mitchell, Mrs. Pennington, and Mrs. Larktcoon-Jacobs. Representatives were ...
... urney will eniable one. to inspect I) ~itever ieiterestittg rulins of Grcyabbey, the piouis 0 foentituation el' the- wifo ctf John de Courci, the b 2xegs.ortnan Lord of LUlster, who dwelt in the n1 lairte for many years. fIte. abbey wattdestroyed in g lit ...