... the war is furnishing a valuable object-leases in loyalty to the Empire. and one which the earlier reverses sustained by our arms have only served to accentuate. A saddeniog reflection is that the condition of Ladysmith is rapidly becoming desperate. The ...

... the craw was drowned. Yesterday further evidence was beard Mr. Garrett Nagle, R.M., In the Custody Court in the case against John and Danphy, who are charged with the wilful murder of Ann Danphy on the night of the 24th December lust. Another remand tor ...

... General Assembly). Henry Monbgomcry, R. K. Hanna. S. Simms, Charles Davey. Alexander Cuthbert, and John Thompson; Ur. Simpson; Mfesci. W. Weir J.P.; John Fisher, David Moore. J. S. D. Bell, W. MMurtty. W. H. M'Langhiin. vv. Macanlay, William Armstrong ...

... and have therefore arranged give on embarkation each individual sleeping suit and cardigan vest, and each convalescent a woollen uiidervest and pair drawers and cardigan vest, for their benefit in the cold weather they or© likely encounter arriving in ...

... Sehrce--er. 5De'- 3 mark S'reet. a: ?? ?? Circus. 137-i ~B A.Tm,'as. Cfard) o.ves Prirotce individuzI I -: 11 al 'tatriinat ani is: Arm¢it! S zia1e ar alt:rn lams. ; -errons rnld ...

... included the Right Hon. Thos. Sinclair. Sir Jamts Hart.; K. Kyle Knox, LL.D.; Adam Uufun. John Davidson. J .P.. B, Lloyd Patterson. J.P.; Bell. J.P.; James Wilson, John Rodgcni, 11. Laiyon, and William Crawford. letter was read from Mr. J. Bruce ncknov lodging ...

... pert the debate were—Messrs. John Hollywood. F. J. U’Keowa, T. Ward, and John Duff. At the conclusion of the debate the President announced that that night weak Hr. Duff, whom they had just listened to. would read paper “John Stuart Mill,” on which occasion ...

... rood win hod in the 1,7 .. H • lee tood• •le His Mr. John Bath wrote Tl'. and Allied Moon. •Mo eskolsted on the valuation in each in• on oral.. at t. 4 Pin'tesain SP. J. 1. , M*Loushlin. J.P.: John friar. fleserday the Oro*. Meeker ITr were .. . donee ...

... of the Nationaliat naembera from Ireland, but th« Mmialerisl the OppcJition seats above the wore but jjKiraelj occupied. Mr. JOHN KtUoii'ND moved to add the following amen.’.oeoi the Address:—But we humbly represent to her Maji».ty that the time baa come ...

... oar beet and bravest—of Hush O’Neill and Bed Hugh O’Donnell, Owen Boe and Ssrsfield, and'in modem times of Tone, Emmet, and Grattan, and to some extent even of O’Connell. Though lam very far from thinking that failure to achieve final success in any way ...

... addressed hy Mr. John M'Comick and Mr. Thomas Uarria•on. MR. LONSDALE’S CANDIDATURE. MEETTENQ AT ARMAGH. Saturday night on© of the largest political meetings in Armagh for many yean was held in the Tontine Room© in rapport of the candidature Mr. John B. Lons- ...

... DRESSES, SHIRTS and SHIRTING, SKIRTS. UMBRELLAS, GLOVES APRONS, CHILDREN'S PINAFORES, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. CURTAIN NET, TOWELS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, BOY'S JERSEY SUITS, TWEEDS of all Description' for Men't Wear, OVERCOATING, WORSTED SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS, BRACES ...