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... CONVIVIAL BOUT. John 64, Weever, alias Joseph Ander- POD sod Hobart Sall, was ebargeu sith stolen £2 45., floe of Jobs Carr Cardigan at the pariah of Kirkirheipeugton Sept. 9.—Mr. Jort proNAnteil. Frito the leo, *diluted, it appeared awl Cardigan Ind !seen ...
... BIRTH-S. WRWCASTTXl 51, Weetmorland load, on the let insb., the wifaEDE W, L. Gilmour rf a son. 18, Cardigan Teirrce. Heaton, on the 4th intn., the wife of John Jcllie of a son. 41, Devonshirp Place, Jasroond, on The 7th inst, ths wife of NM. H. Dodd of a ...
... Griffith. ?? Jamei Bowmaker, k!o-0 of John Wylie, to Frannes Eiizabetlh. daoehter of Anthonv W. Kelly, cbief engineer e.e. Vulcan; all of thib city. 8r. Nicholas' Ctheedral. on 3rd inst, by the Rev H. H. IBarlf, ;M1. A., John Cairns Clemitson of VhntleY Bay ...
... OF MR. T. HEALY. SOME LIVELY SCENES. . A -sae held to the Ito ore. Rotumla. Ilub.tn, yesterday. under the pre-elem.% of Mr. John M.P. In the early part of the day the no tineti, but tae pre. at . MAMA,. . I. 4.St. n. at brate•oe• of the Muted League and ...
... Rom. To he interred in Seat , n to Cemetery on Torebe --Newc.t e. 96. Cardigan Terrace. on the 13th inst., egad 53 yeses, Martha W. en. ttmett. 4. Spcmer,Strect. 12th 'net.. 57 John. MLA boehmel 4 toe :de Ant ton[monen on Itlt at 3 Trendy Mere accept this ...
... Tea's; Miss Mane Dockery, 8. Cardigan er. T. • 34• N Jaime Blair. 74, Rothbury Ter.; Mi. Georiiee Zl, Ifolmode Place: 15,i Jammed Vale Too. Heaton. Elemen on tary Beacon. Moe Morrie Hall. 4, Hotspur St., Hest. L Chas, Master John 14, Headlarn St.. Beker. ...
... &heyday ware the reviewed two battahoaa Guards. ender orders for South Akira. to hor to %%Jodi sot . _ 2nd Sone under Cl Jones, armed at Palen• finr, foamed alnuet 7 2nd Bettehou wake the of 001. 14,yd. Inanition. had a 'hutrer, owe the Man Dinnot. sae I parade ...
... to play out the various de•.achmeats leaves: Aldershot for South Attics. X X Miss Maud de Moleyns, whose marriage to Yr. John Grattan took place yesterday, I. the youngest daughter el Lord and Lady Vestry. Min de Mokpo, who is popular, has no lees than ...
... approsch to Westminster to the narrow and tortuous hang Street. It wee without historical or personal areociations. except that Grattan occupied No. 14 for a short period in the early days of the %tient century. •• • • THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. Members have ...
... DEBE'NTCRE PROSPPXII7B. t The traps, Me Term se soil ram oi lathibidird bother. of Tine wed and Rota Toopnetor. belch: no to Kr. John Harper of Newontlean.Tthe aod Ter Stool redeemable ZllO laido the 31st December. 19d3. or the rampart,. prior to that date ...
... labours* made' • have hastened to and the African adventurers have all ben in the that the Boers wend welcome them with Open arm, look upon them respeclially as leadees, and land ewer to them' important commons Bart they have disowned that the -is very ...
... Mandate:) , tor two young ladies. two . ' Berm. Bede: Mm alotionne.—eddrem te Bon threattle O. Massed for two Grattan= ; dine cut retorted Mee arms -- Saffron eaters C 6A Chrowde Otflee. trout, to let; use of @Bens room; 14a-10, 0110.11 t. sheidfrld. let ...