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... THURSDAY EVENING Hamilton’s (lato Simmons’) Miners’ Arms Hotel No 2 FRONT STREET 1S46 THE oldest and best-conducted English house in America Over half-s-million people this house their home whilst The Arms miners from all of States Canada Mexico and South ...
... in England. Grattan's eloquence sail administrative ability had made his name famous on both sides of the Channel, and his ambition fed on success, so that he at last made a bold demand for Irish independence. It is easy to see how Grattan took advau-1 ...
... fonr. daushter. Owen P. Thomas, three, son. Willie Edward William?, six. sou 2te. Thomas her first husband. John Hushes. 33. Clogwyn Gwyc. John R. Hashes, 12. son. Cassle Hushes, 11. daughter. Nellie Hughes, seven, daughter. Charlie ltron Elidir, 13. Thomas ...
... Nellie Thomaa, 4, daughter; Owen P. Thomas, 3, too; Willie Edward Williams. A son of Mrs. Thomas her first husband; John Hughes, Gwyn, John E. Hughes, 12. son; Carols Hughes, 11. daughter; Nellie Hughes, 7, daughter ; Charlie Hughes. Bron Elidir, 19; Thomas ...
... man named Wright, aged :to, was killed by falling into a mash tin of boiliog liquor. At Exeter Quarter Sessions Monday John Grattan was sentenced to four months' hard labour for (redolent bankruptcy. Charles Watkins, clerk, who pleaded guilty, was co ...
... been burnt to death. A carman heroically rescued a number of people from the blazing building. The estate of the late Kr. John Grattan. partner In the of and Co.. has been at no less a sum than £2.t83,640. The servant cirl vu alleged to have stayed at many ...
... liggi that reports aa to the partial rg polieemen bad been ,1. It was, however, doubted!) , true that there hr.l bin 'a certain arms* of diaifection in a and limited police. A crowd of a not very reputable charm*, assembled in she seighbourii..od of Bow - ...
... MARRIAGE OF MISS HEXT. The wedding of Captain John Lewes, R.A., eldest son of Colonel Lewes, Llanlear, Cardigan- shire, and Miss Louisa Hext, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hext, of Trenarren, ;Corn- wall, and of Mrs. Hext, of 10, Penlee-villas ...
... Thomas Grattan Eamonde, the young Iriah baronet who Initiated the debate on the Times incident on Thursday, is directly descended from the great Henry Grattan. Sir Thomas s mother— Louisa Grattan by name previous to her marriage with the late Sir John Esmonde—was ...
... took the men into Falmouth. The sailors, who were aired for at the Royal Cornwall Sailors’ Home, are Captain Jenkins, of Cardigan; William Williams, chief mate, of Aberystwyth ; Charles Blohm, cook, and Dominco Sofro, an Italian. Amongst the crew there ...
... Labouchere says he is of opinion that Mr. Gladstone talks too much about his Home Bule scheme in tbe House of Commons. The Bey. John Brown, of Bedford, bas been elected chairman of the committee of the Con- gregational Union for the easuing year. The increase ...
... eye often in tbe of his speech him into ntter contempt to speak glowed animation varied soul JOHN WESLEY up tbe of John Wesley finer: ce good knows lime for John Wesley lived over ago he world a man It immediate recognition accorded it after revereecs d ...