... for the defendant. On the application of Mr. Humphrey Babington (Miller * Babington),the spirit licence held by the late Mr. John Cresawell, Dukestreet, was transferred to his sister. Mr. G. D. Scott applied to have the licence held by Mr. Charles O’Neill ...

... spared, and he earnestly appealed to them to before the necessity arose to compel them : 'Lie meeting was also addressed by the John Deans and James dray. Sergeant-Maior i jory. Black Watch. UNDER THE RED CROSS. County Antrim Collection. referring to our ...

... wounded, is the second son of Sir John Arnott, Bart., Merrion Square, Dublin, and went out recently to the 2nd Battalion, with which he was serving when he was wounded. He is suffering from a compound fracture the right arm caused by a bullet. This is the ...

... the days of the dandies may perhaps be recognised in the famous Lord Cardigan, whose extravagance when in command of a crack cavalry regiment made him the talk of the service. Cardigan was undeniably a brave man, though shockingly indiscreet in his championing ...

... Ban The Grand Duke eilmitted them to the rm. She wee wounded in both an arm and rank„ . i n varlet , mi„witta front the be- leg, hnt she kept control of her mooplane Blair. Mr. John (on Government work at gifting. sn it is announced new, and there until ...

... disturb him, nurse; hie to rank captain in May, 1900. better quite still for a while.” The right was mentioned in Sir John French's despatches arm was shattered, and the lung most have been published last October. Captain Nugent married torn beyond repair. tucked ...

... occupied by Mr. John E. to bring it Ingether. It will have to organ- RftllNOni, M.P., President. ise iteelf. It will have to elect, officers.. a • Among those preeent on the Oat form president, other officers, and military '•sieres—Meesrs. John Redmond, M ...

... Greeks, exasperated by the unjustifiable treatment of their brethren in the Ottoman Empire, ate preparing again to take up arms against Turkey, and the Saltan’s Government, under the instigation its German paymasters, seems resolved to make real concessions ...

... the cardigan jacket and shirts (produced) hospitably entertained by Mr. Hugh T. which had been wearing tha time, jj Mrs. Barrie, who had which several cuts were pointed out. Wit- prominent ladies- and . hundred Dick He said the hole the left arm The guests ...

... J.Bjeeie. Ruddell, J. Oarke. and J. to be sergeants; Corporal A. Patterson be Lance-Sergeant; Lance- Corporals McAteer. Grattan, Henderson, M. Irwin, S. Hamilton, J. .Mackm * corporals; Riflemen S. Hams, J- I Hastings, W. Orr, J. B Woods, %r. T. Whetan ...

... for the defen dant. On the application Mr. Humphrey Qabington (M.iller& Babington), th e spirit licence held by the late Mr. John Creswell. Duke Street, was transferred to his sister. Mr- G. D. Scott applied to have the licence held by Mr. Charles O’Neill ...

... euperiority •in material, for men must armed equipped, and abundantly supplied with ammunition before they can lake the fteid. is war of workshops. Germany started the conflict prepared and organised in such vast reserves of arms and ammunition that she was able ...