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... Henry Grattan came, to fight for the emancipated Parliament and the people. It was of this Parliament that he wished to speak. Ho contended that Grattan’s Parliament was the history of Ireland during her own splendid epoch. Born in 1750, Grattan received ...
... The Xylophonist and Stepping ——« ,T, for JHRii AAIS. WARNER BAXTER SIX HOURS TO LIVE With JOHN BOLES ani MIRIAM JORDAN. JOHN BARRYMORE CARDIGAN’S LAST CASE, And JOHN HELEN TWELTETREE3. FRIDAY NIGHT IS SURPRISE .NIGHT. NEXT WEEK. FEBRUARY 13th, for SIX DAYS ...
... Lorry Drirtr Injured ia Bif Blue Bumu Lane. The back-flrißf » motor lorry which was being drlros into » large garage Messrs. John Laing and Boos' aepdt, Bunn's* lane. Mill Hill, believed have been the cause of a fire which hundreds pounds worth of damage ...
... senoue accident laundry Wednesday morning. Caught in the machinery, sustained a fractured left arm, a cut on tho head, and bruises on the arm and right arm and face, while be also suffered from shock. He was taken to the Hampstead General Hospital. Accidents ...
... lawfully entitled to cm have tee arms ammunition so consigned. An ®oa ...
... that it has reached safely—at the address given below, please.—Yours faithfully, John* Pekvthe. 8, King’s Bench Walk, Inner Temple, E.C. 20th January, 1915. THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION TO THE EDITOR. Sib, —May I permitted to bring to the notice ...
... •ASK FOR IT. Mary, John, Juhn, offerpriog, anti also incluatng probably daugJjier-in-luw and her husband, Mary and Christopher Hail: the dates are between 1771 and 1796. The tomb of Eleanor Fletcher, wife of John Evans, of Hill and her husband, who dicu ...
... Sankey’a were given the handhellsby Mr Fulkes. The band pieces included The Gospel Trumpet.” “The Conquerors Palm and™ Comrades in Arms. The visit of the Kilburn friends was much appreciated. Finch has done great deal in connectioo with the work of the Salvation ...
... box. John Itusfecll. » cnrman in the employ of Pickford’n, living Kentish Town, stated that Tuesday evening, the loth hist., lie was driving along West Heath-road. hild'shill, when lie found the deceased lying the footpath, with his head on his arm. Seeing ...
... in this form by any nurse who could spare five minutes to tack the stuff into shape. If a man’s arms are sound, and can run into sleeves, well-shaped cardigan is a comfort; but men hate comfortless, shapeless kinds wraps. Since the Crimean days the stocking ...
... COLOUR Or BIS HAIR. John Simpson, of Browniow-toad, Finchley, was summoned for disorderly behaviour. Constable 142 S said that on Sunday evening, February 21st, be saw the defendant and other young fellows near the “Torrington Arms,” North Finchley. They ...
... known it.—Cooper was fined 10s., and £2 3s. costs, and Bishop £1 and 3s. costs. Drunk while in Charge of a- Van and Horses.—John Dingley was charged with being drank while in charge of a van and two horses, at Uiddle-road, Harrow, on the 10th inst. —Fined ...