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... therefore, he entered judgment for tbe Defendant, with costs. (Before Mr. Justice Darlikg.) A PUBLIC-HOUSE LEASE. Blessley v. John. — The Plaintiff in this case was the owner of Dowlais Hotel, in West Bute-street. Cardiff, and this house he let to tho Defendant ...
... Malta, 1846.—Sir James Graham introduced the Irish Coercion Bill. 1854.—James Montgomery, poet, died, aged 82. 1855.—Lord John Russell submitted to the House Commons detailed account ot the Vienna Conference,and its fruitless results.?— The Right Hon, J ...
... Leitis Faith, Evans, Anualong Flower of Essex, Howard Ipswich Ford Fisher, Williams Workington Intrepid, Chandler, Ipswich John é Mary, Holmes, Hull Joshua, Thompson, do Julie, Cockerbam, Goele Juno, Little, Newcastle Kelyinside, Gross, Lowestoft Kitty ...
... which the company should take these over. The outstanding debts had been valued variously from £7OOO to £ll,OOO, and Mr. Russell being asked to state their value, as secretary to the company and previous employee to Mr. Bremen, took the middle view of ...
... the Lord, from Elijah. The mourners were Mr. George Ardagh and Mr. Russell Ardagh (sous of the deceased), Mrs. Harrison aud the four Misses Ardagh (daughters). Major-General Sir John Charles Ardagh. K.C.1.E., C.8., and Mr. William Ardagh (cousins), Mr ...
... proceeding between the Strathclyde and MIaryill Football Clubs, on the ground of the latter in Lochburn Rcad, one of the players, John Thomson, collided with one of the visittg1 team, William Harvey Waddell. He was nocked Ii down, and his left leg fractured ...
... G . Edwardes—Hat pin . Lady Elphinstone and Lord Elphmstone—Leather / blotting booli , box tor storioneo . &c- Mr and Mre John . Thmne—Oid ea box . Mrs - Oldest—Gold key chain . Capiain and Lady Elizabeth DawEon—Wooden tray . Miss MTherson , Dalfaath—Silver ...
... Var. have kiodly allutW. sir, to the sham I have t then the effort to raise a suitable memorial ea your late prvoident, Mr John it Whatever I have an that ..utter has been, I arum yoe, a labour of /ore; and I. and all Mom who bare worked with will be ...
... Brentnail took occasion to call attention to the issue of Sunday editions of various London newspapers. Basing his remarks upon John 15c. 22v., They have cloak for their sin, the rev. gentleman, in eloquent terms, emphasised the fact that satisfactory reason ...
... Lister, Lord Loch, Lord Methuen, Lord Monkswell, Lord 3 Colville of Culross, Lord Davey, Lord Reay, Lord - Rothschild, Lord Russell of Killowen, Lord Strathcona, a Lord Wantage, Lord Welbv, Lord George Hamilton, Mr. s Goschen, Mr. C. T. Ritchie, Mr. Gerald ...
... president; the Bey. J. P. Treloar nod Mr. W. Bruce, secre- taries; and Mr. John BeUerby, J.P., treenurar. The report and accounts were date submitted nod approved. Tbe Bey. F. A. Russell introduced the question announced for discussion: — The attitude of ...
... phonograph. This is surely an idea of which something could be made ? DINNER IN HONOUR OF SIR E. RUSSELL A dinner on Saturday night in honour of Sir Edward Russell, the Editor of the Liverpool Post, in his capacity as President of the Institute of Journalists ...