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... gentleman returned to the question of Mr. Gladsto-ne's Rome Rule pro- posals, modified according to the most recent views of -Mr. John Morley. It will be re- ruembered that in the Home Rule Bill of 9885 M1r. Gladstone announced that it was out of the question ...
... Thomnai Harrison, Otto Jaffe F. Curley, J. Bennett, John Bradbury. T. Browne, J. Forsythe, E. T. Herdman, R. G1. Lindsey, William Moreland, William .M'Cormick, John X'CormickWeilingtan Young, William Weir, John Reid, Robert Wilson, and William R1'C. Wilson ...
... lDavid was descended from the royal f'amilr of the Britons, and was the son-o Santus, P~rinace of Ceretica, nowv ee.llenl Cardigan- shire. He wase unacle to Arthur-s king whose; renownr bee bvecome as dear to every Englishmant as it was to Britons ?? that ...
... horse waa constructed into which the besiegers pul their armed men, and then, under the of making present the besieged city this wooden horse was offered Troy Ami the Ritualists are simply the armed allies of Rome, and are seeking take possession of our ...
... Bingley—F. Maloney. Birkenhead— M. Fox. •riatol—John Cotcoiac, John Kbyte, J. Marphy. Blackburn —Tbcaiu Bunt, Austin Ru'ltiy. Bolton—Cnarle* Kenrca, John Walsh, John Bosaall. Bradford (Cential)—Oonnoillor O'Kljnn, •John Cawley, James Thomas ...
... ? .e .lt on a epecisE missior to Vienn to mediate, be~tween Austria, ?? France in reference to the affairs of Italy. 'T~he Arm- stroug gun was introdueed into the Navrtilly StXvisera.he Calais packet, Prhee Fredericek William:~ was driven ashor at CalBis ...
... Hall, Belfast. Brassfounders' Society, Daublin - John T. Duignan, 77, Lower Dorset Street. Brushimalkers' Sn-c ciety, Dublin - John Ward, Trades Hall Bottlenmalkers' Society, Dublin-James Mlurray and a John Hoey, 10, Hawthorn Terrace, Church Road Ld Bookbinders ...
... of Escort. Captain Rodgers. Captain Standard of Escort. Aides de-Camp to the Lord Lieutenant—Captv Cecil Feilden, Lieut. St John Meyrick, Captain H. Dundas, Lieut, the Hon. Murroogh O’Brien. Extra Aides-de Camp—Lieutenant C. C. Bentinck, Lieut. Lord G ...
... D-Uvrt . Di-tnet «•»; •iitrtcl Secretary - John MoO«U. r Mark M Cl* :«-l- , „ 112. John H*y-; «Uh«w 197. Jo**».U « ' :k. 770. John L»»*0 • , •f , • n!-trict M**Ur. Thoma* Clarte. M»-i«r llwrath. Oirtne* John L«!ie. Dirtricl ck; Dutricl Treasurer. Jo** ...
... the townlands of Craigfad and Cross dur- ing the past year. The magistrates who attended the meeting were-Messrs. John B. Johnstone, - John Casement, Moore Smith, and General Gage. e It is understood that the neseting had under coni concerario wthe qu esinryof ...
... vere:-Bev. 0. Scott and Mrs. Scott, Rev. R. J. Clarke and mrs. Clarke. Rev. John Bristow. Rev. J. Weatherall, Re-v. J. Mawoneghie and Mrs. Mlfanonaghie, the Mil6eis gSrce, Miss Grattan, Mrs. 1'HDonall, the Misses AIenM, Miss VanOe, Miss Hardy, Mrs. Hyndan ...
... position she lay if she fallen down the stairs. John O'Hare. 15 Milica Street, said he was son-in-law of the deceased and a flardn i*-*t occupation. About four o'clock th* morning in question was awaken* ...