... Underwood (discharge orders)— Fawkes v. Vox (nuisance, restrain Working machinery)— Bovett v. Blewltt. Div.rce— -Saint John v. _aint John. Motions (upon notice iriven for September 10)— Ro_j e v Hough (restrain issuing billheads, &_.)— Nevitt v. Beard— Eccles ...

... saved was 96. The Clot-workers' Company of London have sent Sir John Eardley-Wilmot £10 as a contribution to the funds of the London branch of the Irish Industrial League, of which Sir John is president. The new Castle Line intermediate steamer Doune Castle ...

... of the ofT.ce, i ond when he ordered them to desist Percival put his arm ! round his neck, whilst Smith tried to riiie his trousers pocket. Jones at the same time tore olf his cardigan jacket j and ran with it and his handkerchief into th- kitchen below ...

... Gentlemen-at-Arms was on duty in the State Saloons, under the commaud of Lieutenant-Colonel SirGustavus Hume, the Lieutenant.. Major Tillbrook, Standard Bearer; Colonel H. H. Oldham, Clerk of the Cheque and Adjutant, and Lieutenant-C.lonel John Glas Sandeman ...

... j ii. which the body of .Mrs. Hogg was found. ?? .fo_.g v.r.s again called, ami stated that many years ?? ;• .>si -sed a Cardigan jacket, but the one found over - ?? . f_ce never belonged to him. His jacket had long ?? a hosier, of Hampstead, said the ...

... in his opinion, the new processes are misused, and the public is content with smudges instead of careful engravings — Sir John Adye's on ?? The Glut of Junior Officers in the Army, and Sir E. 11. Curries report on the People's Palace and its Progress ...

... Gentle- men at Arms was on duty in the Stfte Saloons under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Gustavus Hume, tbe Lieutenant ; Major Tillhrook, Standard Bearer ; Colonel H. H. Oldham, Clerk of the Cheque and Adjutant, and Lieutenant-Colonel John Gla? Sandeman ...

... yrs, list 101b Mr. £. XV. Baird _ Mr. Yates's Duke oi _r.i-hmor.il, aged, lrist l_lh Mr. A. G. ITobson 0 lord Cholmondcley's John o' Gaunt, 4 vrs, 12,-rt slb Owner U General Byrne's The Vicar, s yrs, list i.'.lb Mr. H. Owen U Lortl Durham's iloi.tl-i._vr ...

... gentlemen named met and selected from their number Messrs. Sexton, T. Healy, John Redmond, and Leamy, as a deputation to _eek interviews with Mr. Gladstone, Sir William Harcourt, and Mr. John Morley. The whips of the party addressed to each of these gentlemen ...

... ) Mr. E. Harrington— Between John Barry and Ireland. (Cheers.) Mr. Power asked why, if it was a question between Mr. Parnell and Ireland, they did not go over to Dublin and settle it. (Cheers.) Mr. W. Redmond— Henry Grattan would have gone to Dublin. Mr ...

... OF SPECTACLES. J\ Mr JOHN HARE as BENJAMIN GOLDFINCH. * EVERY EVENING, at 8 50. GARRICK THEATRE ATI A.RRICK THEATRE.â?? Mr. John Hare, Lessee and ?? -TO NIGHT, â?¢_ 8 50, A PAIR OF SPECTACLES, _Jar>ted by Sydney Grundy : Mr John Hare, Mr. C. Groves ...

... ; 10 bed and dress- ing rooms. Others in John-street, Charle3-street, Queen-street, tc. John D. Wood aud Co., 19, Mount-street, W. Park-lane.? A Cheerful HOUSE till ?? Easter; six bed-rooms ; Bgs. a week.? John D. Wood and Co., 19, Mount-street, \V. C ...