... Literature is the poorer for the deaths of Mr. Kinglake, Mr. Lewis Wingfield, Mr. Godfrey Turner, Mr. George Bancroft, and Mr. Russell Lowell, the American diplomatists and authors,while the artistic world has lost Mr. C. Keene (Punch), Alexander Johnston, ...

... according to our original receipt, which gives such complete satisfaction. RUSSELL & SON, PRINCE’S STREET (OPPOSITE THE MARKET GATE). WHISKEY IN PERFECTION, 6 TEARS OLD FRED W. RUSSELL, WINE MERCHANT, 118 PATRICK STREET ROSS’S ROYAL ...

... breach of promise case was heard at Nettivham. The parties had been courting seven years. The jury assessed the damages at £3OO. John Coveney, labourer, we charged at 1 the Limetick Police Office yesterday with causing the death of his child aged three weeks ...

... tyneMoor End Farm,” Sitwell, 3a; “Two « . . John Flynn, HC •••?„? POROUS with the Rev Mr Moore, just as should, with fid to 15a ner cwt • Sailor Lads,” Gordon Stables, Onr Prixes amounting to £125, together with the John ? equal firmness, have declined ...

... - Aldermen John Buckley, George Sutton, J H Scott (High Sheriff), John O’Brien, A Roche. Councillors Hayes, F Barry, Maurice O’Donnell. James Bogan, J Pirmo, John Slattery, E Hall, John Grimes, J Harley, W T Uongerford, M J Holy, Robn, John ...

... M.P.. and Mrs O'Brien are at present in London. They left Ireland on Thursday. The death is announced of Dr Russell, of Thurles. Dr Russell had reached the ripe age of 77years, and had continued, until a few days of his demise to discharge the duties ...

... Northern despot is sacrificing hie' subjects to his passion , for military power. 'The Irish millions were sacrificed by Lord John Russell and his colleague; to their notions of Pilitical Economy. If is probable that such a failure of the crops as occurred in ...

... Markets have beco moderately Direct United States Cable II —II loom and Go, Ltd 716-18 BUTTER INSPECTED AND WEIGHED. W H Russell's Wei active to-day, and tl.e tone was rather nnsettle.l, Eastern Telegraph - 14* 14* - REMARKS. PRIPRS S°.^ especially towards ...

... the simplicity of a hermit. Mr H. Russell, a Liverpool cridc of some repute, who has just taken Miss Maud Robertson as a partner for life, is the eon of the late Mr E. R. Russell, of the Liverpool Post. The Russells. of Liverpool, allied themselves long ...

... somewhat the opening of the vs on his behaa. There is one very .peful circumstanoe in connection with the contest. Mr T. W. Russell is haranguing the electors in the Unionist interest, and if the electors do not become disgusted with Unionism and all its ...

... THE PRIEST IN POLITICS, Mr T W Russell, MP writes to the Scotsman Ever since the revolt of what has been called the Nonconformist Conscience, the Irish priest has been very much in evidence. In Irish politics be has been, and is at the present moment ...

... Inr•nerntbi. disorder free) de. CLE.INATXD ADMIRAL BRANI; BUM be ba.: rreet‘ble Wooers and Wine Mertb aut.. Whr.letale Puly of John Daly & 00., Ltd. 13 NO TR AiN :TB/ NI CONK NlS—Bee that e.ch bot!le bey./ our Lsbel sad trui+ m , rk Admir•l tiran ESTABLISHED ...