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... Robinson, John J. Smyth, E. Shaw Tarter T. J. Tally, R. R. Wade, Dr. Rutherford. H.H. Latigrishe. T. E. Harrison. E. W. Fowler, I'. J. Day, Colonel Courtenay, Judge Kelly, Captain H. Hall, Cecil It. Henry, J. Legge. Sir Henry Grattan.Bellewe, John T. Battery ...
... William Kennedy, Ratlimure, Shortwave; Thomas Keenan, Frunklord; George Hyland, Arm hill. li on eygall; Michael Brummell, F for Districts§ of lerbane and Moystown. Tullamore. John Harris, Taal,re; for Districts of Killoughey and Rahan ; William Delaney, Tullamore; ...
... AND TALES. WILLIAM 'MU!: ARM ACCItAL N0.111.-THE MAGICIAN. - THE LEGEND• Hots. The hoarse blustering winds, on a cold winter evening, were heard roaring around the thick walla of the monastery of Agehaffenburg, and occessionally bursting in with a freezing ...
... apprehend the man, sent for the Colonel, who was on the point of leaving his bungalow. The Colonel at once galloped down the lines armed with a revolver. Hearing tliat the sowar had gone in the direction of the orderly room he made after him, followed by a few ...
... with a salary; that the master of the rills W. Pin%) w In he treated Lord without amid in the 'home of Lord.; and that !sir John Campbell is to succeed him.—.lformay Hera ld . Mr. Smog Mire, the Ch.tneellee of the Exchequer, brine thr d.y a rats dins• ...
... with ~in, cattle drives that have taken place in the locality. The defendants, whose arc Swroley, Killadooly John Cleary add Michael Grattan, Rath-, Jemmy, and Martin Keys, tfrabawn. were arrested at an early hour in the itt g and conveyed to itatlidowney ...
... a t rived. He ban left wile in Leith, and (one children, to nest ere • ran inquest was Lowe, at the Cardigan Arms turned a verdict—Died Ay lA. Mr. John Cutnerrall, nrere.sucet, Leeds, las e . E. Wright and I'. Wsyds. F., time), in the mitigated penal ruddier' ...
... 900; cardigan jackets, warm undercoats, warm draws (long) 8.53; warm shirts, • 2,722; felt slippers, 2,000; warm pyjama suits, 200; muffler;, 400 and hand towels, 400. This indent has been eompli3d with in full and all the hrtielea were to Sir John Nixoa ...
... itether is ouch tows. and mad them in or bones to dowries. Wi die Antwerp ✓ailway hewers Hewn& sod 13 miles in tenth. will he armed May; lb* live espies will called the is caliph. sweat Mr. Stephenson. weer. Thr papers as accost the murder Dr. Wardell, under ...
... Dow, that of W. (hristmas. The Irish mesmbers had some noteworthy characters aniong them. I). O'Connell liy. Grattan. and it. foliar Shed, John Martin. and H. Parnell. nem* if Women. Macnstnaru is still in the Hume. was ono in ISM. Sometime% hidden Steaks ...
... B. and KA'. Till . Right lion. LORD WHARNCLIFVE. The Right lion. LORD The Right Ilan. SIR GI IRE Barnum. The Right Hon. SIR JOHN itFAAET, Ramnet,M.T. The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR of VORK. The Mut. and kee. W. HERBERT. The Ilan. SIR E. hi. VAt*ASOUR, ...
... LANIOILL.—.AR interesting and eloquent lectote was given by the Rev. Dr. Lansdell, the well-known Asiatic traveller, in the St. John'e Me. Ridgeley hes abandosed the idea •f ..Je wt..-- _ .._ .rovener, in the St. Jos.'s College Hall, Agra, last week. The Rev ...