... his father, the late Sir John Esmonde, having been one of the Liberal Whips, with Mr Gladstone as Chancellor of the a xchequer, for a short period in 1866. Sir John Esmonde was married to the grand-daughter of Henry Grattan, so that the member who has ...

... place near the Bridge of this taleissrt Osihedral Town of Kirkwall. Over this Bridge stood for many a day the Burgh coat of arms, and beneath flowed a picturesque stream of lovely water, the source of which has supplied this famous town op till the present ...

... market- Cardigan was acquitted because the prosecution did able condition. Mutton is now the dominant factor not formally prove the identity of Captuin Harvey in the wool tr •de, and is not only transforming the Tuekett, with whom Lo d Cardigan 1144 fought ...

... Moffat, Lerwick ; 2, Miss K. Manson, Fouls. Two brown Shetland Cardigan Jackets—Miss Aitken, Lerwick. Any three Articles (under 30s value)—Miss J. Gray, Fouls. MR BIGNOLD AND WICK.—The John O'Groat Journal is rather sarcastic at the expense of Mr Bignold ...

... Marriages. and laths. BIRTHS. SINCLAIR.—At Kierfold Cottage, Sandwick, on the 14th inst., the wife of John G. Sinclair of a daughter. DEATHS. COPLAND.—At 356 Cardigan Street, Carlton, Melbourne, Australia, on Bth April, Eleanor Stirmy, wife of William M. Copland ...

... eight candidates ; John Dreyer, Kj,uekhall ; William Duncan, Flaws, South Parish ; James W. Duncan, West Shore, Burrity ; John Kennedv, Bow,Hurray ; William S. Louttit, Cars ; outtit, Midtown : John Kennedy Sutherland, Skerpie, Burray ; John Thomson, merchant ...

... area. was conducted by the Rev. T. S. (Hanford. The Stout took the kick but Lee saved, and Stout pallbearers were—Messrs John •King, John Redtaking up the rebound sent over the bar. The ford, A. E. Waterhouse, J. Biddle, James Thomson. game progressed on ...