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... (s), Rosa.Neweastle Kathleen (s), Scorgie Carriden ADILWOH Feb 9 arrived Dunacore (a), Black Rathmullen, and left 10th for Cardigan Feb 10 Little Orme (s), Jones Liverpool AYR Feb 9 arrived The Earl (s), Penmon Scotsman (e), Glasgow St Mirren (s), Cork ...
... Murray, grammarian, died Lord Cardigan tried by Peer* for shooting Captain Tackett on Wimbledon-oonHaon- Acquitted Borneo Coate®, * London ecoeertne, hanaonwab and killed John Sadleir. M.P., committed •• Hampstead-heath St. John® Church, Birfhiwl k-uw* down ...
... Whaler, M.P.. 111 r. A. St. G. Eemardey. NC., Ild P.. P. A. M.P.. Mr. Craig, X.C., M.P.. Ellr .1. litewart. M.P., Mr. John Grattan. M.P., Mayer A. a Merrises- Bell, 11. P., Mr. Harry Baramtaw M.P, Pselessee J. X. Aisumerth-Davia. Mr. P. M.P., Mr. C. ...
... G. stao3o. VILLAGE ROMEO AND lion Works. Sir John W. Ottley presiding, 8. 8 . Os reflia).. Nkodamos Rotb Vineont. Bootee, Sir F. Bridge's Oresham Lecture. City of Loudon TIM; OW& B r iileatised, Raid, Arm. 5,0, awe.. Cbetl: sa t hi ' rt sr. School a Eemoniica ...
... A ll iarßB Oos iiki rt im. l . l - .. (r. 74 3.3 r. 1.116. 1.46 , istaig A c . t.s ISt ilbert West. • parther in the arm the sinter season, nearly all of which, like f 2,7 u 1 7 2 1. .. C 1. / 1 1 Y o i r Cco ).)- I vv ial i se infant. and i.o ...
... will P U RCHASI> on a 3 per cent. basis.-Owners and their Solicitors are invited to communicate in confidence with .i\l essrs. JOHN D. WOOD and Co., 6, i\lount Street, J .onclon, W. W I Fishing an attraction. :Mansion in park, ItESID I ~NCE, ANTED -eo R E ...
... assures us that Mr. Redmond is not master in hie own bouse, and all but insinuates that old cry of John wants the chair is once again reality. The John is, of course. Mr. Dnlon. The official party is really two parties; one section yielding allegiance ...
... rd 7: hied p H : . sod distance judge. Intl V.EiIiTA 8.C.-There were th ree crews, one of q m o . A a nd n rters, the King's Arm*. he ad which drew a bye. The event wan decided from the Crab Toe to the Vesta Boathouse. ' rly ill.) 0 A Herbert 'bow), Walker ...
... tunic; Mrs Whyte. in pale yellow; Mire Montgomery, Miss Brougham-Leech, in cream satin, and her Pieter, in white lace; Miss Grattan. in white and silver, and Miss Turner . , in a lace frock with touches of rose colour. Among the dancing men were Capt. Woodroffe ...
... school. Tubsdat. Before Dr. J. S. Crone. Husband and Wipb.—John Grist, 45, boreekeeper, living at Falconer Mews, Kilbarn, was charged with being disorderly and using obscene language at Cardigan-road, Kilbarn. Tbe evidence of the police was to the effect ...
... school. Tuesdat. Before Dr. J. S. Crone. Husband and Wife.—John Oriat, 45, horsekeeper, living at Falconer Mews, Kilburn, was charged with being disorderly and using obscene language at Cardigan-road, Kilburn. The evidence of the police was to the effect ...
... St Vincent RIO GRANDE DO lUL Mar 21 armed off the bar Santa Ursula (s), outward Mar 211 . Banta Lucia (s), outward DUMB° Mar 24 are Gresham (a), Rio Janeiro SANTOS arriesd Mar 31. 8 A.M. Bodlewell(s),Newprt(Mon) RIO JANEIRO Mar $0 arr Hartlepool (s). ...