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... DEFECTIVE SEWERAGE IN CO. CORK. Yesterday, in the Chancery Division, before the Master the Roils, in the case of John Russell v. the Mitchelstown Rural District Council, Mr. Hugh Kennedy (instructed by Messrs. James G. Skinner and Sons) applied on behalf ...
... connected with this halfludicrous, half-monstrous plot, which was really killed by the light of publicity thrown upon it. Lord John Russell. as Home Secretary, and leader of the Commons in Lord Melbourne's second ministry, treated the affair with much prudence ...
... MOTORIST. At the City in the Courthouse, Green street, yesterday, before the Recorder, Mr. Patrick Geraghty sued Mr. John B. Russell for LIO damages for Injuries to be mined to his oicyclei by the dedant', motor car. Mr. Louis Kelly (instructed by Mr ...
... COLONELS TRAGIC DEATH The North Riding Coroner held inquest Richmond, Yorkshire, yesterday afternoon on Lieut.-Colonel John Russell Hanson, commanding the sth Durham Light Infantry, whoso body was found in a plantation on the previous day. Evidence was ...
... Moore v. Kelly, Arthur G. Riggs: Nuirimol Feed Co. v. Robinson. Hunter and Borland; v. Russell. John P. Carrigan; Russell v. Russell, John P. Corrigan ; RumH) v. Russell, Thomas O'Brien; the King (Sligo County ...
... Rest for Hie Dying, RUSSELL JttHNSWN-Jiine 1910. at, 11 , Olivia Thomas, daughter of Hie late Christ Clmreli. W inniimg. I hy • •! j;«.rge Gerrard Tj rell. late Sandyniount. G Lewi.-. Herbert, s*iii of the late John . ,„ T. Russell. Glenard. T j h,| v ...
... MR. JOHN REDMOND.- Mr. JOHN REDMOND expressed gratification that the Chancellor of the Exchequer was present, as the matter affected his De more than that of the Chief 8eKm7. The right hen. gentleman mot be famifiar with the history of the /motion ...
... legislation and prudent administration. (Applause.) Mr. John Fitzgibbon, following on the same lines, said that under the care of the Depart. meat and its Vice President—and. be add, of Mr. Russell's predecessor, Sir Basses Plunkett, who took a very lively ...
... ijHE NEW IRELAND. - T . W. RUSSELL’S OBJECT LESSON TO ENGLISH FARMERS. l- 1 . i„ht Hon. T. W. Russell, V.ee-Preei- the Department of Agriculture; Mr. Tv fiill Secretary, ami Professor CampgL Assistant Secretary; Mr. R. A. Andcr the Irish Agricultural ...
... TWO-TRAB-OLD ST AXES te Kneive.lo eova Kew middle five furlong*. H» «». O.TfilTl'* John »r. Uerk'e toabte Fertune ££?«^«r?..o.i.oS Joyner 396 lip. J. Beylia'a Wiad IHcxeer Russell fe toed ViUtera' Red «ap Halllek 4 8 4 Mr. OraMwetl’s Old Bewick . Cap*. Vewk'k* ...
... failed it would be about on an average. 2. have Mr. John Dillon uring, out ot the evidence before the Lords' Committee, only the evidence Mr. T. W. RusselJ, though it was before that Committee Mr. W. Russell had confessed that never had seen agricultural bank ...
... Tempersnoe advocates haws been invited, Meant Joseph Ramey, J.P., Call; John Gore, solicitor; Rev. Uvulas Williams, Alderman Thomas Kelly, Messrs. J. Barker Walls, Hobert Morgan, William Russell, Walter Carpenter, W. R. %Vigilant, eta. The Boys' Brigades bands ...