Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... London. Twenty minutes elapsed before the bell tinkled. Hullo! Amid Gretton. ATe you Sir William l'es—who are you? John Grattan—l'm speaking Stanchester. Ob. are you. I can't hear you very plainly. Please speak up. What do you I want to tome down ...
... Aug. 80: 80k. iba paut (Frooa the Ediaborgb Gaaetto. J. and J. Smith, bonding .eentraeieca. Nfoodaida law* Dombarioe. Arm. and John Smith, bmldiag ooatmcWr. Woodalde House. Dumbarton, and Jamas Smith, oeotractor, Windsor Cottag*. High-atreet. Dumbaitm ...
... sacrifice were they for His dear name ; No more the wearied arm its sheaves shall reap; Sleep now, in Jesus sleep. Hid in the secret place where none can harm; Beneath thee lies the everlasting arm) The love that wept for thee no more shall weep; Sleep now ...
... three days warning being given at Richard Wiseman's house in St. Lawrence's Poultry in London ( Life of Father John Gerard, 5.J., by John Morris, S.J.). If Edward Wiseman, Richard's son, was a Catholic, he may have preferred to go to Waterford to emulating ...
... were heard from Miss Dora Lane. The prizes in the lads' gymnastic competition held previously were wan by A. Spencer, 1; J. Grattan, 2; and L. Spencer, 3. These were distributed by Mrs. Mace. There were two other presentations to the instructors for the ...
... another song, and Mr. Dewey gave a good rendering of The Chitdames Home. The evening was mainly de. voted to a lecture .by Mr. John Coote, one of the members, entitled A Night in the HOLM of Commons, illustrated by lantern slides ably manipulated, as usual ...
... been skating a great deal at the club lately. The Countess of Cardigan is entertaining a large shooting-party at Deene Park, Northamptonshire. not yet dignified himself with the conventional arms and supporters, as Lord Wolverhampton has, with the motto ...
... D. M.M5tr.813. 0103 KNOCK. Paweett, James E. 1 M. Miehie, John 1 M.SS. Bodle, John 1 M.SS. TRADE. ARM:M.:KN. ,Alexanderß. O.C. ROME LONDON. LI VPRPOO L. Sharnbrook. John H. M. Barnett, Albert M. Bvswick. George F. M. Thorn, Arthur ...
... before reported) ST. JORI--N.B.arefeed Monteruces (s) ST. JOHN—N.B. mint Jan 12, 8 P.M. Monmouth (a), Avonmouth Jan 11 arrived Evangeline (e) NOB= lITDIZT strived Jan 7 Munin (I) ST. JOHN/—N.F. erriirsil E S floekets: Jan I 5 Nuroldian (e) Othello ...
... of St. John’s were early taken up—mainly by private guests—and hundreds stood oulsideé lining the roadway for a considerable distance. The altar had been beautifully decorated with palms and lilies. The bride enteded the church leaning on the arm of her ...
... Bartholomew's 54. R ED HILL. BeiThill 141 for three Biosdvale 10'7. lit. John's 8?. Atheneum Unital Servioes 139. ltedhill rind) 80 I‘r six. Rerihill Junction 61. Bricklayers' Arms 44. 80IITIIAMPTON . Hants Leacce . ;:iinar iii;:iebnry and District 193 ...
... stall tons is •. ,l boft two three. Louis inaas's m ICON, Peter the Great—Alberta, 6 yra Pptsocx 143 1 Hnr. O. fiewoas GRATTAN BKLUi. .Barhetta 8 18 f-V,*. . h ONV. AltD SIL\ aged . owner 311 (2disq ) E. Grimmer » A«lelsba ...