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... guilty, on the 18th March, oi profane cumins and swearing in a public place. Defendant ».^ fined os and fees, or four tuy*. John William Cralne was charged with be.ni; drunk, and with riotous and disorderly behav- iour. The offence was admitted by P.C ...
... JORGE CAMACHO. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM. GEORGE GARNETT. CHARLES .JOHN MACQUARRIE. LUIGI PSAILA. BENJAMIN CONRAD. JOHN DUKE SMITH. GEORGE RUSSELL GARNETr. BENJAMIN STOUTE BAYLEY. Adviser : JOHN SEYS HILL. Secretary : EDWARD CHAMBERS. The above list comprising ...
... approval of the British Governiiittit. The April discussion of the United Club will nominally interesting, ecriuq that Mr. T. W. Russell is to open the subject of an Irish University. Special interest is attached to the opinions of Mr. litrowil • subordinate ...
... or two I had to stop. MR IVAN CARYLL, who visited Plymouth with the Runaecay Girl company on the occasion of the Countess Russell's d6but, was the hero of a rather humorous and distinctly unique experience. Like most visitors to the West, Mr Caryll desired ...
... Ability. Also First Piece, Absolutely Original, for Child Actress. Theatres or Halls. Address, A'rmToa, 11, Bernard-street, Russell-square. WANTED TO BUY. -!TANTED, Limelight, for Opera Performances, f Thursday and Friday in Easter Week. Apply, with pirticulirs ...
... CHURCH, RATTRAY STREET. —Rev. T. W. Lister. Forenoon, Afternoon, 2.15 (Communion Service). BAPTIST CHURCH, Maxwelltown—Pastor, John Dick.—U and Forenoon— Christian Life Relation to the World.'' Thursday Service. 8. ON FRIDAY, 7th April, Band of Hope Soiree ...
... and lot number 15 (fifteen), to Billy Thomas Adams,—to and in favour of John Russell, of Hague House, West Coast. Demerary. 4. By the Secretary of th 3 Central Board of Health, TRANSPORT of the North three qua , ters of lot number 25 (twenty-five) South ...
... and 0 NE-STUREY HOUSES at Back, in most Central Part of Graham’s Total Krontage, 120 Feet. Offers to be lodged with Messrs RussEL & ATTEEN, Writers, Falkirk, who will give particulars. OR SALE by Private Bargain, PROPERTY in ALDERSE AVENUE, Grahamston ...
... Molly Crockett, How London Lives, A Theatre Royal, Portsmouth. R MlI ISS BLANCHE ST EELE, (Airs W. 11. Hallatt). 1, St. Johns-road, Richmond, Surrey. MISS GERTRUDE STERROLL, Lady Margaret Plevdell, Brother Officers Company. Theatre Royal, Canterbury ...
... Congregatioual t Church amounted to £0600. Ycsterday'a pro- ceedings were opened by Mr Joseph Russell, ship- builder, and Mr Pyre Orr was in the chair, Mr Russell in the course of his speecih, said that one of the pleasantest features oz buaaars was the ...
... Hertdl 130, Henry Holmes 130, James Scott 127, Robert Bertsristle 123, John Blower 122, James Harrat* 117, Charles Badcock 100. Not elected : Tnos. Peteher 91, Wm. P. Sheppard 83, John Wm. Hopkins 81. There were no spoilt papers. The only alteration from ...
... Vol Brown Rose Cottage-Miss Dick 'r Nix and f arier Oistriot Council Ofttoo--Mess Soutboliff - Miss Freeman lietheralls-Mrs John D'Arcy, th Roberts & ci Trefusie House -Capt & Mrs Squire Misses D ' Arcy Tenerilfe-Major-Genl J H Rooke Varner -Mr Barton ...