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... been suspended until May 1. This tramway line is four and five-eights miles long, and the t o tal rise is 3.140 ft. The cost of line was gimlet , The Easter holidays proved popular as ever. Tho Volunteers mustered some strong. and carried out important ...
... unexpectedly on the day after that on which Parliament adjourned for the Easter recess. This movement of Indian troops, like the sending the ironclads to Constantinople, has given rise to much speculation and discussion; and the Government has been severely ...
... tl•e courage as t the . pnagiaation of th.! srti•t. We know it is eu..tornlry with ver, wise p.ople t a the virt of c irly rising by quoting the proverb — It is the ear'y bir that catcall% the early worm. Without questioning th • wisdom of the pro v; ...
... Gaweral Quarter Sessions and Bill Courts (not briag Laud Courts or Sessions) will be at the following places and tinier, rig:— EASTER. TIIINDAY, 19th MAIM 1889. At 10 o'clock, cal. CAVAN. 2lot MANCH, 1889, At II o'clock, cm. COOTINILL, WEDNESDAY, 27th MANCH ...
... sufficient force to create general alarm amongst the population. The heavy rains which have fallen throughout this Easter have been followed by a rising of the Tiber, which night inundated the Pantheon and the lower levels of the city. Child, AMUSING BREACH OF ...
... varied and euheeued the proescallop. The brass bind played at iotervals in a highly creditable manner, the air Rise, Sons of William, rise, being especially played in good style Hymns Nos. IN. 235. and 379 were sung at intervals. Miss Atwell, Organist ...
... officer's At Home, were peetpmed. GREWHILL BROS., COAL REPORT, 119 rd April. Owing to the stoppages at tbe cslli.rise . by the Easter holidays and the contained cold weatker. has been a Armee tone in coal market. Pretest prime, it se sew expected, be ...
... 000 men in building &antis •ndertaking. ♦t the great Salisbury aid Devoeshire meeting in Eyelaud the buildings erected is Easter and Nottingham afforded only steadier room for from 6.000 to 6,000 men. la Salida 10,000 dol-gates will be seated comfortably ...
... objection to the Chairman. Clerk—That will do as a notice of mottos to be considered at meat meeting. The point which Mr Kelly rises is very frieolous. I went by my inetrnetioas. Mr if Kelly—No relaisitloa was signed for that meeting. Mr H Flynn—Whose Is (be ...
... the trade develope the business of the town; to encourage formers to improve their butter, and other produce. b y offering rises and assisting them to get full value for everything they bring to Cavan market for sale. 1775TRIZS. TASHI!. 'I be annual Eaater ...
... Medicine dealers everywhere at 1. 11 per bottle.—Ant r. 12 VALUABLE ;tone hair is turning grey or white, or falling utl one 'rise Mexican flair Itenewei, ' lot it will re. re. leery oun eny s4.k koir to it• or i g i su d colour, aitboot leaving the dis ...
... demonstration. Soon o'cloalt the Royal train, in charge of Mr. G. Drury, Superintendent of the Line, sad ether of the Great Easters Railway Cempacy, up is readiness at Steam The railway station was is Merge et rellway polies. At 1.40 the the Royal party ...