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... Hutioa, Hensley, T. Underhill. ete. The Chairman. proposang the toast of the averring, claimed that the club had per formed a armful purpose, inasmuch se they gave ad iltellWalleo at a fractional cost. When hey remembered that the last year's work of that ...
... fixed for next Wednesday. The vote of censure passed upon THZ OSGOLDC ROSS Sir John Austin by the Liberal and RLECTION : RITURN Teetotal busybodies of Pontefract has OF SIR JOHN AUSTIN. been repudiated by the electors of the Osgoldcross Division, to whom ...
... Roe ers 10. Boston Vale 3: Chesson L Park Crescent 3: Troika 2 Watson House Sunday) 2: Blue Star b. King: Arms 4. ammerirnith Wart I. Beau Arms I I. Princeton 0. Hdlside B 5: Swns Cottage I. Victor Chandler 5. C.A.V. Rea T. Randeigh Ptuppi 0. Chelsea ...
... head shglidv on ®“ ». the abeence of Ranee and CaUcnder (backs).! some to assemble the booking-hall. When ■ righUeg and swings arms when walking, mess • Barker (left-back), and Lowen (inside-right)' prisoner mentioned to him about a receipt, wit- o-mk: striped ...
... immediately threw him overboard, and badly wounded the captain, but who, nevertheless, succeeded in getting down into the cabin to arm himself, and he came on deck again with a cutlass, but the murderers stabbed him in the neck with a knife, and he tell a corpse ...
... Mayor's table we observed Lord John Russell and Lady John Russell, Earl Grey and Countess Grey, Lord and Lady Palmerston ; the French Ambassador, M. Drouyn de l'Huys, Marquises of Salisbury and Clanricarde, Earl of Cardigan, Lord Ashley, Lord H. Gordon ...
... Carver street Chapel, Sheffield ; Tabernacle Chapel, Praed street, Pad dington ; Capel Mair, Llanfair Bridge, Cardigan ; Caeronnen, in Cellan, Cardigan; and the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel at Southport, Lancashire. INSOLVENT PETI74ONERS' EXAMINATIONS J. WHITAKER ...
... 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 ...
... accentins respornihility in order to quality for managerial oPPortunitics. — %%'rite for Interview to French Personnel . John Collier. Cardigan-eves. Leeds. Iffil Saleslady rood. Some preferred. Amery Persalrlel so roativivia , Ltd. Deli. *omen press operaorßlT ...
... SCHOOL—HOUNSLOW and day, the popular comedy of Paul Pry : principal characters HAMPTON COURT—HYDE PARK STREET, and KE and ST. JOHN'S by Messrs. Messrs. Wright, Lambert, 0. Smith, Worrell, Cullenford, C. J. REGENT'S PARK, PORTMAN Smith; Miss Woolgar, Mrs ...
... Gopaulgunge defeated by Maj. Richards. „ „ 1797.—Trinhlad.—Captured from Spanish Gen. Aborcomhio and Adm Harvey. „ „ 1797.—Cardigan Bay.—Landing of French expedition under Tate. „ „ 1805.—At Sea.—Lcander, 50, Capt. Hon. J. Talbot, recaptured Cleopatra (Feb ...
... Paisley on he 23d. The Judges present were the Lord-Justice-Clerk and Lord Pitmilly. James . Speirs, weaver in Johnstone, and John Lang, weaver in Kilbarcham, two of the persons against whom true bills were found, having been put to the bar, and arraigned ...