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... inqusires. ?? is 'sought of this children of 'John an d Mary B'yron; of Biallauunusne,.conuty 'Wsxi-aord. Thu lormter left Ireland for India 1839, and joineda'thee HEast India Cjoin. pon'sse'ros adiol her i' lii.John Henry Iyrosi, care of Editor, inquires. ...
... usual penetra- tion Giraldus Csmbrensis observes: The four great pillars of the Conqusst-Fitz-Stephen, Hervey, Bay. mond, and John de Convey-by the hidden but never unjust judgment of God, were not blessed with any legitimate offspring. And this to a Norman ...
... ACCIDENT TO BALLET OHM AND HER lITSDAND. On reamed, at Hebeteset, on Wednesday, John Wright wee charged with thbant.ag his wile, who bast from a ciagd as • ballet dancer at the Empire. week promcotris wormed the _Move trate that .1* bad hem eighteen Her ...
... affair throughout hetivern her sod Grattan. ectoolly court with leracelate on that the co.mstoodent had her. Mlle Louisa woe milled co Tueeday. sod an denial to the charge of adultery whir Mr. Gillespie. She bad eat on the arm of the chair which h. occupied ...
... Enimott, M.P., Mr. Herbert Samuel, M.P., Mr. R. Yerhurgh, M.P., Mr. John Burns, M.P.. Mr. Richard Bell, M.P., Mr. W. R. Cremer, M.P., Mr. F. A. Chinning, M.P., Cannot Scott Holland, Dr. H. Grattan Guinness. Professor Wilberforce, Mr. H. R. You Bourne. and the ...
... FIFTEEN TRAMP. About fifteen of the boys of Trent College. Nottingham, spent their holidays in a trimp to John o' Groats and hack, • distance of miles. The headmaster and the school chaplain were of the Forty. Tents. Kitbags, food, and other things needed ...
... in Amettui, by Mr. John Redmond : The die is cant. 'the greatest constitutional struggle in England for upwer.ls of two hundred years has cominevesed. No much opportunity . bas been offered Ireland to strike for liberty s ues Grattan mowed the declaration ...
... 1r71NN1M.• .. A DISCREDITED ARGUMENT AGAINST HOME RULE. SOME FACTS AND FALLACIES. SPECIAL ARTICLE BY JOHN E. REDMOND, M.P. ferhaps the most dishonest and ridiculous of a o bjections to Dome Rule is the cry of Irish ilEoloyalty. The argument is that ...
... &Main sad :on will elteS hatter aid only mask a 4.7. (11fordt..-Whes to. yen should stop all drink. for • week. thee the with Arms sp sod so forme. Do not baby mddealy forced to do so. Rather do than: Give ose mewl a' day of and milk pep, or as porridge ...
... TO.OltY'S CLUE RUNS. Thompson. a three-act comedv, left an/trolled by the late Mr. St. John nankin. and skilfully completed by Mr. George Calderon, is an agreeably cynical piece of work. The heroine, Helen, is a study in the feminine here-wor- Just ...
... AT THE HALLS. A pleasing oomedy sketch by Bury Grattan, entitled her Ladyship, was the new feature of the Coliseums programme lest week. A young couple are hard up, and the wife writes; to her huaband's uncle, a rich snub. After indignantly refusing ...
... a voice I knew: well called impatiently for me. It was Lord , Cardigan! I had just time to slip on a dressing- ' gown liefore he came into my room, sans etremotile, and taking me in his arms, he said. 'My dearest, she's dead. . . . Let's get married at ...