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... Bank, Dublin, parcel of Land League books. A desperate affray occurred in Chicago on Friday. Patrick Crowe shot woman In the arm. and absconded with diamonds valued 1,500 dollars. A female negro servant attempted to him, but knocked her senseless with his ...
... movement to Ibe pinioned when in the oelL After the drop I had fallen there were e few convulsions of the I muscles of the arms end legs, but the doctor I said that these were purely raflexaetioos an- I attended with the least pain. I The scaff was unusual ...
... wood.— Messrs. William Montgomery A Son. April 16—Nottingham lace oortain*, the auction mart, 10, Waring Street, Belfast. —Mr. John Crsmsle. April 16—Horeo#, breadcarts, cows, Ac., at 90, Sbaukhill Road, Belfast.—Mr. James Morton. April 17—Confectionary stock ...
... and the Rev. R. J. Lynd, D.D., In the evening. In the Reformed Presbyterian Church the preacher both services was the Rev. John Macdonald, M.A., B D , cf Airdrie. The buslnase of the Belfast Quarter Sessions was commenced in the County Courthouse on Saturday ...
... y. The third vacancy Is caused by the death of John Quinn, and Ike Meeting will eleobla hie stead a member of the Society, residing Ireiead, to serve for the residue of theWlod during which the said John Quinn would have been entitled to serve if had ...
... REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS IN BELFAST. Last evening the Rsv. Henry Grattan Gain ness, D.D , whose fame preacher and lecturer Is world-wida, delivered the first) pordos of special mls>bnary address 03 “The New World of Central Africa in large hall of the ...
... left Newry by the 4.10 p.m. train for Armagh. Whilst waiting on the platform the Edward Street Station a reserve man named John Rice, who had fought with the 87th Regiment Tel-el-Kebir, came to Lord Wolseley and asked if might show him his medals. His ...
... occupy about three weeks. The local Home Rule Liberals held several meetings in Newcastle yesterday. Earl Granville and Mr. John Morley were amongst the speakers. Mr. O’Brien, in an interview yesterday with a Press representative Paris, replied to Mr. ...
... J.P.; William Bell. J.P; William M‘Mock in, J.P.; Richard Patterson, J.P.; D. 13. Lytle, J.P.; John Davidson, J.P.; William Boyd, W. F. C. S. Coiry, John Grconhill, W. J. JeJerson, KJiwdinn, J. Lotvcnthal, Robert Megaw, James Moore, W. G. M‘llwaioc, ...
... gentlemen named met and selected from their number Messrs. Sexton, T. Healy, John Redmond, and Leamy deputetion seek interviews with Mr. Gladstone, Sir Wm. Harcourt, and Mr. John Morley. The whips of the party addressed each of these gentlemen the following ...
... Imperial Hotel, Kilkenny—the following cablegram, addressed through Mr. Justin M‘Carthy to the eleotors of North Kilkenny Mr. John Dillon, M.P., and Mr. T. P. O'Cannor, M.P., now in America“ America will once more come generously to Ireland’s aid if Ireland ...
... purchased an estate which, with his lands Cheshire, descended the poet, who was bom in Dublin in 1079.” Sir John Parnell, the friend and coadjutor of Grattan, ought surely to regarded with some respect such a Nationalist Mr, Davitt. Tliis reproach only shows ...