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... of his office, Mr. Taylor not infrequently found himself in conflict with jurymen and wit- nesses, and m these passages at arms he did not always get the best of it. We had a great contempt, apparently, for foolscap. The evidence—and he insisted upon ...
... FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. TJOTTLED in bond—John Jameson and ■*-* Sons’ pure whiskey, six years’ old. cuaranteod. Ss 6d per bottle. F. J. Marlow. South Mall, Cork, Adjects for W. and A. GiJWy. l7Cf Dublin whiskies.. 9d. and 2s per Imperial pint, from W. ...
... SERVANT.—Wanted. Osman. reipbotai' Owl. 17 to 1$: small family; boost. --Apply. Yrs. Biwall. lintelu noses, sprat stows. At. John's. Ipawien. 1100 D GENERAL; comfort-Abe home; two aW l 7 drew: gna..l ebArastey—Rrs. Johnaielos. 1. CDR Tensaw. Dovorootrt ...
... a watch and guard, a purse and £2 145., and other articles, the property of Mrs. Eleanor Webster, of 11, Ashville Grove, Cardigan- road, Leeds. The allegation was that the prisoner accosted Mrs. Webster in the Great Northern Station on Saturday, and during ...
... heme- for the Chrislznas ! bolideys. leivc now all re-urncd. NORTH COLONY. SIR JOHN LULBANKE WOUNDED. tPKii-ss association service i R'iNSDUEG, January by Censor). Sir John Mdbuike to-day went out a pairjl af ai' the piatn, north ot Colesburg. hey amaa ...
... end 4-1 S Four Insertions for the fF»O let. No. 13. Bachelors’ quay: a small Vy ANTED a reliable general servant. Ap- -I) ARM AID—-A rcßpecteblo young lady is price three. ~ ! dwohing-houso. Apply 6, Paul pjy. with copies discharges, at 14, open ae barmaid ...
... manufacturer. THOMAS VATrS, The Salwey Arms, parish of I Richard's Castle, Hereford, publican. WLrL I~t TwosiAs, Briton Ferry Road, Neath, builder and contractor. JOHN THoMAs, Jones Street, Clydach Vale, collier. JOHN GEORGE Bsnriow, Oulton Road, Stone, ...
... , -R . Hamilton , J . Kay , 'J . Knox , imd W . Little . 1 ) ( Cariuke ) Coropanr—Major 'Jffaomas Gray , Scoond Lieutenant John G-ray , Sergeant J . Marshall , Privates R . Ca-sols . . 1 . C . ochronc , T . Orawford , and 3 . Dalziel , Corporal M . Forrcst ...
... home of the old Commodore. Inin ra an reonso rSbAttre fit Am Ann Imam gem ' per to to among them and to etir them' In his wan. John Vanderbilt ins kindly man. 'Di Millie ap Onteonnatb an. so ~,,,,sr,ar up. If that is done tihe ' lan guago is saved, 1 A great ...
... 77 George McDougall, 44 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick Win. Nicholls, 55 Joseph Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney, 60 William Iailes, 46 John Cor- by, 140 Theodore Baker, 193 Alfred Joseph Wood. PRISONERS. Troopers 73 John Puctmoro Lucy, 21 Arthur ...
... Clonakeagh, 3 30 p.m. DIINLANIN CLUB. The second meeting far this season of above club will be bed on tomorrow fllmreday). Mr. John Mien will act as judge, and Denim J. Ryan asslipper. Entnas Mows this day (Wednesday) at 3 dela& with the ban. s.. r m . Tbe ...
... invincible that of Germany held in the estimation the greatest dread artillery duel the had steadily advancing and opened fire Armed with the very latest pattern of rifled trumpets each force poured in volley after volley of abuse satire epigram and apt quotation ...