... same cause has operated in favour of Italy; the defeat of the Abyssinians was crushing, and, accompanied by the death of King John, has them willing to accept the protectorate of . -hic: has recognized K:n' Menelek hope to acquire paramoun | in Auinhumu ...

... EDITOR. SIR,—I read in your Friday's issue a long paragraph with the above beading by my old friend and fellow-student, Mr John Young Evans, B.A. And I read it with as much surprise as in- terest, for I cannot divine Mr Evans' reasons for the faith that ...

... room within the lout sy'a dyfod (i fechgyn den 16 oedi, 1, Thomas memory of the oldest Catholic in Carmarthen, was quite John Jones; 2, Thomas Morgans ; unsaid, Mr J. R.. a success, being immensely enjoyed by the poor old Lewis, A.C. ; unawd, Mr C. ...

... c f the one part, and Patrick John Hutchinson, on behalf Of the COiTJ- panv, of ths other par 4 . C 2) Contract dated 30th day of Sep-ember, lA8t», anrl marie between James Fisher E lisbury of the 1-t part. Patrick John Hutchinson of the 2nd part, and ...

... New Poster by Allen and Sons. Mr DALTON ROBERTSON Mr ALEX. SINCLAIR Mr JOHN SARGENT Mr JOHN HOLLAND Mr ARTHUR HARDINGE His RITA WARNE Mr ARTHUR ESDAIL Miss FLORENCE DAWSON Mr JOHN TAMLIN HMiss MAGGIE LINDSAY Bookings include Shields, Darlington, Gloucester ...

... SIXTH SCNDAY MINK TRINITY. Ref. Ml. Non& 15 W Later as the Mammtrasins case by the Arch. 14 W St. Carthar.• Grattan d, 11 TH Gerald Griffin 4,1240. John Keegau b, 1810 Adm., Wexford . d, 'Si ) bishop of Team. 'Bl 15 Tie AnCENSIoN THCRADAY. St. Dymptut, P.M ...

... Atkinson and Pollitt 31 PtJas Low, Cardigan jacket and sheets, Messrs Musgroye and Barrack 31 Pt G Robinson, fire brasses, Wells 31 Pt Tyson, quilt, Lie Vie 30 Pt Nicholson, cloth, Mr W G Dawson 30 W Vipond, Cardigan jacket and boots, Messrs Turner Bros ...

... meeting. Meeting Sunday, Mr. James M'Caffery, V P, in the chair. Mr. John M'Carthy delivered lecture the life and work* of Tom Moore. On next Sunday lecture will delivered by Mr. John M-Tgan, president the Liverpool Irish Literary Institute. I.ONDOB (XATIO ...

... congratulations to M ri Gladstone. Sangs and recitations occupied attentio for tbe remainder ot a pleasant evening. The . en Grattan (Leeds) branch of the Irish Kation*l .• L,e^ ja passed a resolution on Sunday, expressing tbe desir Mr. Gladstone might be ...

... intoxicating liquors when they should have been closed viz., at 8.13 a.ro. on Sunday, December 22nd. John Butler, carpenter. Trafalgar pla«-e, and John Pochlington, labourer. 20. Archerlane. were charged with being found on the licensed premises of Mrs ...

... wa« itc boat make atnfo 10 Church, lait it only cunoeedrd ia fern for the lawyem - And then, ouM»iderin ...

... stolen. —Last Saturday prisoner was before the Court charged with stealing two Cardigan jackets. Other property having beea fonnd in his possession, a remand was granted.— John P. Knight, prosecutors' foreman, said Spence bad been in the service of Messrs ...