... Rotal —On Saturday and yesterday following cases wore admitted :—John On, 37, Hews Street, Acrewor io the employment tbo Irish Flax Bpinning Company, suffering from lacerated wound tho right arm, caused by coming in contact with wheel; Agnes Davis, *l3, Arran ...

... wind the Inspector were Rouge mn-, and Porteulh- £ Poraivant of of Arme, carry their and ¢ subducad Letitting tho were the two scutor of (M Hauiblo and i tive and ch: Me. Erekine, Se Arms, bore th mac the Spe: wore his robe of bls and gold wig, and was ...

... candidate. Tho boll invaded by Pornellites, armed with sticks, who drove away Mr. O'Keeffo's friend?. Fighting wo? renewed in the streets. MR. MORLEY THE IRISH QUESTION. Nbwcastle-o.v-Ttivb, Friday. Mr. John Morley, speaking Newcastle tonight, said the ...

... 11.30 a.id, j Mr. Edward James (coloured missionary), and Mr. W. J. Sinclair (mbsionary), 7 PHesstreniAH ones.— Rev. Henry Grattan Guinnes.*, u.m. VJtMVW*, lU, Fmaor Avsnub Gmokcil—Her. William Colqubouo, 11.30 tt.m. and 7 pm. (United congregations Elmwood ...

... 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 ...

... Charles Clarke, A. W. Clark©, Roes Murdock, Arthur Mawhinney, John M'Clarnon, R. Cumin?, John Wright, John M‘Cornish, P. J. Hill, a Weir, V. W. Francis. Robert Armstrong, Charles Nicholl. John M'Letin, James Harvey, Robert Craig, Arthur M'llveen, W. Hunter ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tcu-.Ar.—T»e •team.-r Noxmv'h, for lirazd and the Ilivar I'Lue, heoco day. l.ivxKrooL, TcnDAT. The et-atner Superior, St. John's, arrived 1,-re t-,. daj. .vLalta, TcEsoAr. Tb* ainamer r. fn.tu Liverpool for Colombo and Calcutta. |ia«-r ...

... therefore content myself with seconding the resolution. g(Cheere.) The Chairman —Ladies and gentlemen, our young townsman Mr. John Dunville will say few words in support of the resolution. Mr. Dunville, as most of you are aware, is the son of our esteemed ...

... Weever’s Seeinoot, Syr*, list 7lb, Mr. Teague 2 Mr. Gooob’s May Morn, fiyre, list 61b, Also van; Lord Cardigan and Lady Florrie. Betting: 2 1 Lord Cardigan, Lady Florrie, 7 to 2 ag*t May More, 6 1 Serinoot, and 10 to 1 apt Lyddington.—Lody Florrie ret good ...

... set it aflame laud war. This must be a pleasant hearing fur the professional agitators, bat it can hardly provesoothim' Mr. John M-.rlcy and colleagues. It would be interesting know, however, who has converted tho country into siatti liko matchwood. Mr ...