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... Whcn both are levelled in perfect equilibrium, for the moment the performer is quite at his ease; and in this position Lord John Russell is now eliciting the applause of the spectators. To the well-disposed of both countries he exhibits the spectacle of ...
... the Municipal Corporations Act.—Leave given. SPAIN. Mr. MACLEAN moved for returns of the amount of military and naval stores, arms, and ammunition furnished to the Queen of Spain, under the provisions of the quadripartite treaty, and the amount of payment ...
... h when two men grabbed his arms while a third searched his pockets. One of the attackers is described as being SR 6in tall and aged about 30. He had a tied back, dyed blond Rasta hairstyle and was wearing a yellow cardigan, cream trousers and white training ...
... Dooley, J. Lannigan, T. Hill, T. Ring, Fenwick Skimshire, J. Stacy, T. O'Sullivan, John Ryan, J. Kavanagh ; Mr. Butler,Dr. Ryan, Messrs. I'. Hennessy, J. M'Veagh, John 0' Driscol, Patrick Keating, J. Maloney, P. Barry, Major M'Guinness, Dr. O'Connor, ...
... Girl Guides. bottle Minionary Guild. lucky parcel: Mothers' Union. home produce. and ices and soft drinks: St. John's Club. toys; St. John's Dramatic Society. household Roods: Sunday School, sweets: Tuesday Olde Tyrne Dance Club. children's stall: Young ...
... Fulham shopkeepers. She pleaded guilty to obtaining £4 from Haruki Rout. tobacconist. of Lillie Road, and a further td from John Camphell Macdonald, who has a pets' store In North End Road. Det. Spencer explained that in September, while on holiday In ...
... Henderson have been the recipients many presents. Mr. A. W. Holmes-Miss V. A wedding of eon«ider«M© local iuterent i»olemni»*ed St. John’s • hnrch. Walham fireen, on Sunday. Mis»» Vara the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Powrie, 49 Protheroroad. FoPiaro. wa« ...
... Nati..t..,: Aosentbly in Athens. D'Ahrilli zA, a report.. .1 to have armed M (;ardirt.•• r.n the Lake of Garda, where it is understood he will remain for some tune ----- - Mr. John Francis Murphy, the selftaught American landscape artist, has died at ...
... Something must certainly be done to make him different boy. remanded him the Home of Detention. ALLSQBD THKKr AND FROM Tffß Arm T.—John Davis, 19, greengrocer's assistant, of 38, Oak lands-road. Cricklewood. was charged with stealing £1 from the gas meter ...
... affairs that impels this great reduction? (Loud cheers Um the Opposition.) Is it the tact that at this moment 2,000,000 armed and disciplined men are moving all over the face of Europe in hostile array? Is that an aspect of affairs to enable her Maj ...
... O'CONNELL, which consumed half an hour, was no inappropriate introduction to the matter which followed. TOO MUCH TALKING.—Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose' agreeably to notice on Thursday, to move certain sessional resolutions, with the view of accelerating the progress ...
... of the Earl of Cardigan, at Denthorpe, near Oundale. Three of the poachers were captured, and one was found 'lying dead next morning ; it was supposed he had died from a blow on hie head. One of the keepers was severely hurt on his arm. UNIVERSITY DEGREES ...