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... EX-PRIVATE JOHN RUSSELL. AN INDIAN lIIITINT NEBO. Experiences in Lucknow Siege. Within parson of re g oad ex- , peas* of the ate of is to to 1111111% the at Base Bade. Beniaderry, Co. kahrine. where Bees • veteran of the Watiny—ea-Primite John Basesll—epundieg ...
... estate in the United li•ngdorn valued at £4.1272,6d. Probate of his will.dated July 21, has been granted to his Pons, Mr. John Russell Scott sod Mr. Win. LOMA Scott, both of Baymount—Castle. Dollymount. Dublin, and bin the Rev. Leslie Alexander Bandy, of ...
... Mamba ewe. N. sa▪ d logg 'ragbags. Priee Wel. le elsrmid• sad At Boyle Quarter fleasente ea 1• 066 .__, THE EARL AND THE John Russell. devirribsd so of was with • ins Castle, the Earl of toe's residence. His Lordship eleir,ri, be found the prieoner trpos ...
... represent a substantial figure. , Mr. Matthew Russell, who was a native of , Glasgow, emigrated to America thirty years ago, and appears to have been a very successful farmer there. He was unmarried. and Mr. John Russell, Falkirk, his only brother, had not heard ...
... Edward Gallagher, of Termon, about eight milee from Letterkenny. who died in the infirmary on that morning of the lath. John Russell, of Dooen, Termon, identified the remains in the mortuary of the infirmary as Edward Gallagher. who WAS a labourer, about ...
... COLONEL'S TRAGIC DEATH. The North Riding Coroner held an inquest at Richmond. Yorkshire, on Friday afternoon on Lieut.-Colonel John Russell Hanson. commanding the sth Durham Light Infantry, whose body found in a plantation the previous evening. Evidence was given ...
... some important bu,iness the following were ibily elected officers for 1914,—W.M., Br. John Harper (re- I elected); AIM.. Br. Halliday (re-elected); treasurer, Br. John Sloan; s ecretary, Br„ R. I Nicholson; chatAain Br. R. Cousins; committee. 11m. Hamilton ...
... Sweeny held in the secretary's Newtownaids, on Friday evening. Rev. Dr. Wright (vim-chairman) presided. The secretary, Mr. John Russell, subwitted • rough draft of the financial result of the recent show which was of • most favourable nature, the :gate ...
... CHAT WITH IR:JOHN To-day a Telegraph repreeentativu had an interview with Mr. John M'Coy, senior proprietor, who explained that et was largely owing to the illness of his brother that they had decided to retire from business. He recalled the day. in ...
... Brown; chaplain. Br. John Russell; secretary, Br. Geo. M'Clean; treasurer, Br. John Whieilly; committee, Bras. Thomas Jamison, John Wilson, Hugh Stevenson. Robert (*Aeon, Sam!. WBratney; iepresents.tive on hall committee, Br. John W?teilly. ...
... Ifearis. Bell k who appeared for th tit ()intended that under the word chattels. eke farm of Ballyrnartin passed to John I Russell. the executor, as well as the other PrePir tlYr. vied, with whoa was Kr. William , M. Whitaker, X.C. (instresied by Mesas ...
... Wallis Palmer. John Palmer. N. Wilson, Thomas Nixon. Charles Prisell, Menry Peel, and James IT. Molyneux; sides, num, Messrs John Russell, Thomas M'Cord, Samuel Thomson. sal Thos. Molyneux; synodsinen. Colonel IFClintock and Mr. John P.4mer , nominators ...