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... Sir John Moore wag equally indignant at the atrodttee. but both went down lief., the nefarious combination that, under the guidance of Pitt, was directing the entire system of outrage for the purpose of compelling the to resist by force of arms. Still ...

... meeting tbe National held in tln °dices the United Ledo., Uublin. 11r. John E. itolmund pnsided. The tolloeiug Cheer member. were alas pre. sent:—Andrew Donnell. Soul. Ainotgh; John ' M•Glone, Mid.Anuagh ; %say Rev. Canon Quinn. I'.P., VAL. South Arniag ...

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... R. Nugent, Colonel and Mrs. 0. D. Grattan, the Misses Burke- Wood , Mrs. and the Misses Dove, Mr. Sidney °moans. Lord and Lady Pirres, Mr. 0. D. and the Misses Wilkinson, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Kemp, Captain John Kennedy, Mrs. Oliver Grace Langley ...

... well, but the former tan much of it. After going a second time through the O'Neill Arm: Puppy Stakes it was decided t 3 leave off for the day. Commend with the O'Neill Arms Pam, Sfakes.—A good struggle between Tallymurray and Colinatage resmted in the former ...

... lis,. s, Pontypridd; Rev. Dr. Invelwyn Hughee. Cardigan: John Walter George. Bolush, Hartlepool; Edward I Davies, Sutton: A. E. Harrison, Shrewrury; I Cis - Ifni Dove, Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craves Arms, awl his son, Alfred Williams; Christopher Wrigley ...

... chronological affliction, was prettily illuminated, and the place looked brighter than usual. Ulster King-at- Arms and Ulster Pursuivant of Arms, who wore median-al costumes, and were mounted on very sorry-lo olqng nags, were said to be suggestive of ...

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... ALLEGED THEFT OF 400 WATCHES• JOHN SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL BPECIAI SPEC!, SPEC! SPECIA. SPECIAL RE/ JOH conies. WATERPROOF. STRAW HATS ..„. The new of the Great Western Railway between Helstea and Lizard was insanurated yesterday, when two ears with ...