... threatened Great Britain with an invasion. Ae only j*>mo ten yeans had elapsed since the volunteers had been previously under arms, more than folly the old corps again came forward, the receipt of an order from the Lord Lieutenant Arthur Byrtt, captain the ...

... raihngs Foley's etatm-s of Burke and Goldsanith, and a little farther off the matu© Moore, live national poet, and Henry Grattan, surely the most fan*me and intereetiqg «ite the Irish capital. For over two hundred years the statue of William Orange has ...

... lamented the scarcity of ex-Cabinet Minisr his side compared with the number on the opposite side, was rethinking that Mr. John Morley hardly bestirred himself to get his party ll ® fOf course Mr. Herbert Gladstone did not say so. The need ! 8VO idmg ...

... seat, hliiabeiban tuvermounted crystal cun. ir ie! ' high, ia b© at Christie on 24u iebruari, u likely realne over £2,000. arm in arm with a corpse. GRIM RUSE REMOVE A DEAD BODY The New York police are investigating ghastly incident which is alleged have ...

... . xlonrvsiane, W.M., John ; James Anderson; 6?» S!hlriUn.'. VV.M., Thomas Wakely. W.XL, 576, Jr'll' JooiTh Hell; Donn ...

... Earl ot Moira. James Barry, R.A. ; Mrs’ Grattan (the wife of the Right Honourable Henry Grattan), Mrs. Jordan (well known Dorothy Bland, the actress), Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the Duchess Hal Ron (Miss Gunnine) John O’Keefe (the celebrated actor and author ...

... to found the United States Press. I have just read a most bitter attack, however in the columns of the New York Times.” Mr. John Brown bad pointed out with great force in a letter that the enemies Home Role are a very formidable minority, and that the ...

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... progrera In their own and their own country they had late •een plentiful the epint. Not long ago ordinal took orcaauon r» buke John Redmond h;m*e;f for venturing auggeet that the apheree of the hurrh end of Parliamentjwcre diatioct end eepsr*ble. When political ...

... not aurrender. They dam to believe*in Divine Deliverer. They rsi.*e not arm ; they ultet not » word ; they will never yield. They the greatest all exploits for men without force arms; they wait on the God of Rattles. With Him are the issues. In the darkness ...

... oat. nut Bnti*h ur rule of a foreign potentate «t a foreign »-rnrornt but r Grattan* ...

... lor farming purpooea —I. John M'Robert. Rademoo- Again. 2. William J. Finlay. The tillage Killiacby—Barney. 3. Archie Tlwmpaon. Ringneal Sammy. Gelding or filly, one year old. tor (arming purpa*ee— J John M Treaaure. 2. John Rohert-Radcmon Cup. 3. A. ...