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... those present to give fare- , presented the following:—Cardigan jackets, well Sir John, who belongs to Kilfanc, was , Lord Londonderry; handkerchiefs. Meara. Robin- bis fellow-countyman. Mr. John Fanning, soli- ? I »*>,. 1 SuhSh.ri(l of .1,0 g,” was ...
... LYON, and FLAG LUIS, AM all other VEOLTABLE SEND& Hogami to le /•,.A will. yew OrEers, Wbloh o►NI bovo Prompt Attootke. JOHN PATTERSON, WEST STREET, CARRICKFERGUS. PA. —lselem. -+J el oebee• is the Seel NAN I rho es Wilma, .. ell set be liropooelblo ...
... constructed model hospital train for use the Hnea o»' communication, with a staff of surgeons and nurses, under the charge of Sir John Purley. The borough Windsor has contributed the coat of this train, and Princess Christian, who* name boars, has token a special ...
... eolieitori John Booeay, Jemea Watera, Joaeph OlnmoD, Joaoph M*Oinlay, Mra. MeUaa aad the Miaaaa Mnllaa, Caramoaey i J. T. Donoraa, Miee Alice Wateoa. Mice Manila, Jaaea Magee, V. O’NeiU. M'Kaowaa. John Bowman, T. Bow. nan, T. Magee, John O’Neill, J. ...
... Walla, Newbridge; John Hnrl, da; 8. Mitchell. J. Mitohall, John Tbompeon, A. Wilton. Thoe. Wilson, J. Hefferon, D. Esler, Gabriel M’Cann, Sergeant M’Kcnna, Castledawson; John Duffy, sen.; P. M'Stoeker, John Kennedy, Cross keys ; John Kennedy ...
... great dial of experience in public affair., and he would find that impenenoe of very great value to him as a magistrate. Mr. John M'Kee, on behalf of the prastiaing members of the bar, welcomed Mr. Dunn to the bench. Mr. Dunn had much knowledge of public ...
... annual dinner of the Municipal Officers' Saturday war and attitude the ■Powers, England's fio conduct the ikCtUeiacnt unaided. John T. P. O'Connor, and T. Healy wore present a political demonstration Liverpool yesterday. farmer named Michael Mohan murdered ...
... -howe: Flag-;Captain J. Ferris); H.M.NIS. eacni- bal (tCaptain Sir Baldwin W1i-ker. Bart.. C3LG , IH,3L-S. Jupiter OCaptein John Dinraforce, C0B., ! ?? Mia'S Mars ?? H ,J. IMley. 033.); M. 5..s. Prince 'GeOrceg (Ca4n/tlin A. Psi-reol, HM>I~sS. Resoldution ...
... the nineteenth. The conspiracy and rebellion against Grattan's Parliament were worse than all the conspiracies since the Union, and for one Coercion Act that any modern Parliament has had to pass Grattan's Parliament had to pass ten. As for the argument ...
... Kangutown. the glitter the gleam white appeared Wilton Terrace, and the Essex Regiment. strong came swinging up the bridge, arms sloped and bayonets fixed. Forming up each side of the roadway, this corps was deputed keep the route the procession Place ...
... wee a -large stand -well filled with entiuieji spec2tators. Th~e gate eliF lbh Blind Aevyleai wvas adorned xy~tf iviy. St. John's Hlouse of Ret wa's draped wit-h flags, mand Aldernen MA-Inde'sreinc at. the Aylesthury Road attracted attenxtio e KTetasteful ...
... missed on the road • • • novel Highnees and the mfant Mese are dram ger tl n g 1 tuenkwt h. mdled ist the ( he fre .41.--John Williams.M.D. ; Alan Fteeve Uanby, ' e ' ' 'n len Pu Pen Even now teems to Imk far away. Carnarvon. Thured.M. -1 lose Ited ...