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... vessel's side fell overboard. The mate lowered boat, but it was capsized, and the mate and the seaman were both drowned. Mr John Roche, miller, and member of the National League, elected without oppoaition, member for Eaat Galway in room of the late Mat ...
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... bad third. BIBCBT SfARKA.— .lohn. Mr W. H. Moore, 1; John o' (>auat, Owner, 2; Halderdaoh. Mr G. Lambion, 3. AUo tan Mr R. W. Baird ; Wenjy J.»nee, (Earner. Betting—s on John Gaunt 11 to 4 Sir John , ft to 1 10 to I I>orooch ;20to Jonoa. Wen neck ; bad ...
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... concentrated upon the interview between Mr Gladstone and the deputation from the Irish Nationalist party. It was arranged that Mr John Redmond, Mr T. Healy, Mr Sexton, and Mr Leamy-the four to whom had been entrusted the duty of laying before Mr Gladstone the ...
... concentrated npon the interview between Mr Gladstone and the deputation from the Irish Nationalist party. It was arranged that Mr John Redmond, Mr T. Healy, Mr Sexton, and Mr Leamy—the four to whom had been entrusted the duty of laying before Mr Gladstone the ...
... Nationalists It did not which was fixed for noon on Saterday. commence, however, until an hour later, the mem bers of the de John Redmond, T. Healy, Sexton, and Leamy—taking some time to prepare their report on the negotiations in which they had been engaged ...
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... FELT HATS. A Lent o MTAW .TS-Former Price, ?a 6d aod 3a 6d hem 3d ewb. Abls, RTJGS, RAGS, HAT CASFA, EPANACKS, P-OBRtLUlis, CARDIGAN JACKS, d_-aU ooidsrablJy 8educedto efect a Clearance. 34 UNION STREET; February 3, 1101. ANDREW DICKIE, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER ...
... that Mr Cronin Would he reelmtal Chanson. The motion was cannily adopted. and the Cheating, wonted once. Mr John Otto Mann. rented wee padded- Mr John Lyall Want was appointed hone.. treaturer to the late Mr Joke Findleton. Mr W. R. Reid, advocate, reelected ...
... Serupill oif Craigievar: Admiral Sir Arthur X }arquuhar, K.G.B. (Ruling Oouncillor); M1r Hobart arguhar, the H~on. Mrs St. John, Sir Arthsur and Lady Grat t of Mfonymuek, Colonel F. N. Ilmoss Miss Mia Davidson, hon. secretary and treasurer of the IDeeside ...