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... struggle for| Irish independence, which was fought for m ’3B, in 1848, and in 1807.” This, proceeded Mr. Russell, was founded upon the doctrine preached by John Mitchel that the mass the Irish could not bo roused in any quarrel less than social revolution, d ...
... E. Oardea, Michael XHryer, Eric Lewis, John Peachey. Geo. Mndie.andthe Chevalier EeoveJ. at 7.30, TOE SENTRY. GARRICK THEATRE. Leeeee Manager, Mr. John Bara. , THIS EVENING, at 8.50. A PAIR OF SPECTACLES. Mr. John Hate, Meters. Groves, Brough, Treat tMeedames ...
... company of spectator*. The successful shooter* with score* of II ontof 12 were Mr. Green (30), Mr. Clyde (29), and Mr. A-J. Russell (27*), and the £5 handicap eweepstakes, with £lOO added, which they shared, amounted to £2dA After these, with 10 kill* oat ...
... 6n*l Brough, E. w. Garden, Michael 7® r , Eric Lewie. John Peachey. Geo. MBdle,aadtht Chevalier I Score]. Preceded, at 7.80, SENTRY. Lessee and Manager, Mr. John Hare. 8,50. PAIR OF BPBOTAOLBS. Mr. John Hare, Messrs. Grove*, Cathcart, Brough, Trent * Met ...
... Directors. Hu. Sir JwuosForgusson.lßart.. G.C.9.1.,k.0.M,G., M.P. The Bight Hon. Sir John K. Gorst, Q.C., M.l. The Right Hon. A. J. Mundclla, M.P. Sir George Russell, Bart., M.P. Thomas Bussell, Esq.. O.M.G. Mir Edward W. Stafford, G.C.M.G. Diiaotora ...
... Wolraer, Mr. T. VV. Russell, and Mr. Lea. The Times learns that Mr. Balfour will take early opportunity to make a public statement respecting the details his scheme for the relief distress ■ in the West Ireland. Within fortnight, said, Sir John Qorst, Coder ...
... of Wellington; Robert Hardie to the Defiance; John Grant to the Firebrand. The Lieutenant's Pension of .£5O a year, rendered vacant by the death of Commander John Blackmore, has been awarded to Commander John J. F. Bell. the hush den murder. The death of ...
... Denman, who has Aot yet recovered from the illness which feU upon him immediately after the trial of Mrs. Pearoy. After Sir John Lubbock's announcement the Working Men’s College on Saturday evening that Lord Justice Bowen was not well enough to keep his ...
... therefore (in the absence of the official depositions) the public will accept tortwhat *On Thursday afternoon, the 15th inst., Mr. John Trontbeck, Coroner for the City and Liberty of Westminster, held inquest No. 81, Baton-square, upon the body of Francis Charles ...
... criminal. Of course the particular purpose of Ur. Robertson’s Bill, and of its support by Sir William Harcourt and Sir Charles Russell, was obvious—namely, to relieve trade unions from the penal consequence of acts of intimidation. Mr. Bompas’s decision has ...
... to recover damages for breach of agreement to perform tho character Mr. Wedderburn in the play of Sweet Lavender.” Sir C. Russell, in opening the case, said that what was complained of was that tho defendant did not i perform in the piece on the morning ...
... Eobnbarth, AdelaidaKawlon, ■t. Cyr, Lionel Brough. E, Garden, Brio Lewis, John Pencher. Geo. Mndis.sndthe GbsTaller Pninded, *17.110, THE GARRICK THBATBB. Lessee and Manager, Ur. John Hare. To-MIOBT, SAO, A PAIS OP SPECTACLES. Mr.Jokn Metifi, OroTM, Cethcart ...