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... Sylebam. Beach House Mr and Mrs Storey and family, Forest Gate. Hill House. Mrs John Lewis and family, Shields. Mklrosb Cottage. Mr HolUnd Clarke, 13. St. John’* Road, Croydon. Mr John Clarke, lotteobam Coart Road. High Street. Mr Fkher. Hamilton, Chapman. and ...
... tuccweded if it wot® not for two Kentlomeu, one of whom was liriofc W«l® ♦he other one wa* in premature g r ay®* O’Brien and John Manderille. ( Shame. William O’Brien was th« reprts nitahva of part or the county of Cork, in which this estate tuated. Therefore ...
... abeyance for the present. Samuel Lodge was then indicted for night poaching, with arms, at Herringfleet, and also with assaulting and occasioniug actual bodily barm to John Allen, John Mallett, and Benjamen Butcher. Prisoner Lodge now pleaded guilty to the charge ...
... Allen Smith, of Thcrapson, labourer, was charged on remand, by Mr. R. T. Childerhouae, grocer and draper, with stealing a Cardigan jacket and a cloth cap Them* son on September 22nd. Prosecutor said occupied grocer’s and draper’s shop Thompson, adjoining ...
... Harris and. family, Hannwlead. Mrs Bayfield, Hampstead. Bctti.ands—Mrs. Glllson. Mrs and the Misses Cummings. Mr Cox. Tub Kino’s Arms Inn—Mr Clarke. Mr Powell, Essex Fair View House, Miller. Mrs and Mies Parsons, Porlswood Park, Soulhampton. „ Tub Norman-. ...
... only C9.UW, an«l Northumberland it is no more than C7,n38. Cumberland pays least of tiie Knulish '.•onuties, or £1,211 ; ami Cardigan least in KoglaDd and Wales, or £373. CAMBRIDGE MATHEMATICAL TRIPOS. The Cambridge Mathematical Tripoe list was issued Tuesday ...
... Missionary moating in connection with th* African Missiona, waa bald the Primitive Methodist Ohnrah. The meeting was opened by Mr. John Hodeoo, the Saperinsendent of the Banday Schoei, and oontinned by the senior scholars tne eehoals. uodar the prealdanoy of ...
... ine tx-caaion heW , plaloant to y cat h j him and d noi t. caught him and hit him three limes on a° alterwaras * , er wife «( John E.srrr. ahepherd ...
... BUNGAY. A SENSATIONAL DISCOVERY. Fifty •&*, John Morgan, nFmemanoo. pablithol at Bavaria, in Uia bute of Xtw York, a Book which waa rapuoMd to the aecreU Shortly after the publication, tome men. who wore masks, entered Morgans house, carried him away ...
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... were this opinion, that the Irish leaders had always been Protestants. Henry Grattan—(cheerB)-Omran, Wolf Tone, Robt. Emmett, the Brothers Shears Lord Edward Fitzgerald, John Mitchell, Smith, O’Brien, and even Butt, were all Protestants. This showed that ...
... bequest sketch career of this truly wonderful man of our pious ancestors The l»te Bishap and preacher, from h« youth ...