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... proposed by Mr. Gladstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September, leas. And this nation ours will become free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon, November Ist, 1887. Ireland regarded England as her enemy, and rejoiced her misfortunes. —United Ireland,” 18S5. would ...
... proposed Mr. Gladstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September. 1883. And this nation of ours will become a free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon. November Ist, 1887. Ireland regarded England as her enemy, and rejoiced her misfortunes.-United Ireland,” 1885. It ...
... Boulter, School of Languages, road, ialled before anyihing was done with them. tnrned atention to B- ton House. Division Grattan, Council Ald. Sir Thomas Rec, M.P., and This was not an casy mailer, for the leaden service E. cl. repreentativo members on ...
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... Bovril Company last tear by the awn. artist SHOOTING ACCIDENT AT BRADFORD POLICE SERGEANT BADLY WOUNDED. Police Sergeant John Jos Grattan'''. a sew ter of the Bradford Pa,lit.e Force stationed at Thornton. prevent a patient at the Rion! Infinite,. in a critical ...
... prisoner had had come words. Not long | ay. Apl 13 they met in the Cricketers’ Arms, Yeadon, risoner attacked bim and him in Apl. 27 The knife went through two a wa “Cardigan,” and a shirt. The prisoner | and 'm eaid, “I have done it; it’s passion; I can’ ...
... lady's and arm easy chairs, and four stuffed-back occosional chairs, very heavy carved frames, cov. re. . worth double. in green fancy velvet; a only £5 5 0; ING-ROOM = D: high-low and four stuffed-back occosioual ecttee couch, lady’s and a gent. arm easy ...
... flowerby Bridge, J. C. Franks. Hod- house. John Marshall Jewett, of the Jobn Hope. Southowram, Fredk. Advertiser. Bradford, never resided at and J. Gilderdale, Halifax, John Boyle. Brignouse. His eon John Samuel Jewett work- Brighouse, Joseph Birch ...
... vioar W E of Hull Scarborough entei church A Moor Cardigan-road well-known away including tliat o’er Eden” The wil: Italy -entred in DEATH OF ST ANDREW’S pari-hioners of will regret hear somewhat John Holrieiness-road for periods of hurcli fniperinteiid-rnt ...
... and W. Were.- 17 8 5 -John Allen, Thomas Johnson. this year MATTHEW 1786-John Allek Alexr. Suter. called to travel in 1787-John Goose - ale, Jon. Parker. TAYLORMy.). In 1788-John Goodwin, John Shaer. and Shaw. 1729-Win. Thompson, ...
... set the train in mutton done the dope, the rope thee bring atationary. He was accompanied by two other workmen named John Wonkier! and John William Wilcock. and all three rah in the caves. They hod proceeded for a &amid of about eight• yard. whoa viand. ...
... laboured in Halifax perish, was John, I think, and not James. The latter author of the Life of Thom., Walah. The Crucified Jeans. 1772, and three other works. Hr withdrew to Dublin and died there la 1774. The other preacher, John Morgan, was a plain, rough ...