... Messrs. A. At. Andrews, J. ALL Andrews, John Bhzard, Saumel Berkley, S. Bailie, V.S. ; Thomas Bailie, 1. 0. Charles, S. B. Combe, Arthur Chanley, W. F. Coates end Miss Coatrs, James Craig, R. L Cal- well, John Davidson, James Davidson. B. Franks, Howard ...

... 1~acion i-0,tlpqiti- NrtitE't Li .i ?? 0. in ?? ?? ' n a' nt -i react' I zadle niat-.' hate~m ridn Ivt- a't SALES BY AUCTION. mr. JOHN ROBSON'S SALES (Continnad). T 0T 29--DARK-BROWN GELDING, about 1 16 hands; perfectlyT quiet in all farm -won; very fast; would ...

... MIGHT Oft It/GMT/ afiernoon the residatts of Aberdorey. on the ifftoree of Cardigan Bay, demonslraterd their tight common land which had been fenced in by Mr. Solomon Andrews, of Cardi ff . Ab ou t t wo o'clock, in response to the bellman, who had been ...

... who had connived with the spirits Erin’s byegono days of chivalry. O'Donovan Kossa, John O'Leary, D. Mnlcahy, Thomas C. Luby, C. J. Eickbam, James Stephens, J. Brophy, John O’Mahony, Leo Casey were among the numbers who organised the work and thrilled the ...

... Bliss Scott, Miss Macau*land, Messrs. Daniel Boylan, J.P., John Murphy, J.P.. David Tomb, William Jackson, Michael J. Henry, Samuel B. Henry, Philip Kerlin, Thorns* Hutchinson, Daniel Oliva!), John Atherton, J 4,1101 Houston, James Millen (Letterloan), William ...

... vigorous arms round my neck ; a wet, face against mine; while there was the sharp smack as of a hearty kiss ; and then Mother Bond's black bonnet and plaid shawl were disappearing through the door, which had scarcely closed before two other arms were round ...

... Collier. E. H. Wimperis, and J. are represented. There is large landscape Copley Fielding and John Linnell, and another of the Halt the Jordan,” by John Linnell. Sir John Gilbert is represented two paintings of subjects from Don Quixote. Mr. Aehbee was nmch ...

... leer c•Raicurcaous. APRONS, CHILDREN'S PINAFORES, SILK HANDKER - is ------- Tin NAIR/VAL CHIEFS, CURTAIN NET. TO I\ ELS, CARDIGAN JACKETS FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY, „ i . e ., .„ , y Jgc .. a , OmillilMs bap Ea see M 41•160 ell reed be rare tbrap. It wee Facts ...

... H. Oallft|jher Mr. are removed from Osborne the Royal slight skirmish ensued. lh^ rarmorUl eerTlea 1. to b»ld THE CALL TO ARMS, edmitted that the assets were worA £7,000 Abbey lor members of ‘f* Pbesto!i. Mondat —A War Offlee order woe ra; odd. Counsel ...

... Kelly, Hugh M’Cosker, John O’Kaue, John Trainor, D. James MTCenna, W. Cal well, John Eioe, P. D. M'Kenna, J. Reid, Jas. Magee, Edward Moore, H. Anderson, J. M’AUkter, Archibald Savage, Murray, Ac..&c. The remains were enclosed in magnificent oak coffin, ...

... not Wales represented in the Royal There were also prereet—lseers. J. Head Staplers Arms ? The question was loudly asked both BROTHER. J.P. ; Stewart Devlin, J.P. ; John Doris , J.P.: Assault.—Sharp Sentence. it. and out of Parliament last year but one ...

... conservative peoi-10. The Chinaman, Garbitaa beat Lrilers of Gokl Belfast; T. 11. Lisburn; John whether high low. thinks himself and his Betting 2 „h,>« Crossgar; Rol«rt John W»o representatives Utt highest conree w® rua e . Wilb .m Clugston, Belfast; civilisation ...