... invalids and 70 convalescents sent home to-morrow in the as. and I have therefore give on ‘a sleeping suit Cardigan and each con- and pair of drawers Cardigan vest for their benefit in encounter on arriving in England the depth of winter. I shall ve each man ...

... University, rendered vacant by the death of Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart, are Dr Byrom Bramwell, Dr G. A. Dr Alexander James, and Dr John Wylie. The appointmeat, which is in the hands of the Curaters of Patronage, will be made at an early date, as a professor will ...

... Casey, who was badly injured, was holding up her 18 months’ old baby, but the infant was eventually washed from its mother’s arms and disappeared. Mrs Casey was removed in a prostrate condition to the Lianelly Hospital. The nsmes of those eaved are:—Mrs ...

... Burke. M.P. for Christchurch, grand- nephew and heir-at-law of the eminent Sir Thomas Grattan-Es- monde, who represents North Wexfor is the great grandson of Grattan. the famous patriot and orator. And as Mr Swift MacNeiil lets everyone know. be is descended ...

... in the Commercial Hotel. Mr Morrison has become lessee of the Buchan Hotel, Elton, for which he leaves on an early date. Mr John Simpson, Land Street, presided, and Mr J. Smith, Hilton Bank, and Mr Jas. Robertson, Moss St., were croupiers. There was a ...

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... shortly afterwards. TRAGIC Arms u GLAsoow.—A tragic affair took place at Glasgow on Saturday afternoon. A sawyer named Thomas Wetig, quarrelling with his wife, aimed at her a blow, which struck a child she was carrying in her arms. A carter jumped from his ...

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... laid them under contribution. In 1794 the peasantry of the Western Courtice were in arms; metilstion and murder were rife. Coercion Acts in the form of Whiteboy Acts, Arms Acts, Insarrection Acts, and Acts for the suspension of the Haase Corpus Act were ...

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... Jesuit p reac h er . who acid Protestantemi is the mental poi-on of Ireland, and ellen the Church gots control of the secular arm she will it to do away with thin poison. - Ulster was granted a university of it. own; it would have more claim to a Parliament ...