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... signed by tbe Lord Mayor (Mr. Maurice Brookes), the Lord Mayor elect (Alderman Mc'Swiney), Sir John Gray, M. P., Mr. Henry, Town Clerk of Dublin, and the Rev. John O'Hanlon. It begins as follows. In the name of the Irish people, we, the accredited officers ...
... at Pen withers, Chace water, Blackwater, and Redruth, on the same line. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from ?? Arms to Cardigan, is prac- tically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic in the course of a few days. Under ...
... Lieutenant Andrew Charles Arm- strong retires from the service, receiving the value of his commission. 4th Foot.— Captain Charles Edward Billing retires from the service, receiving the value of his commission. 9th Foot.— Lieutenant John LoTell to be In- structor ...
... them at arm's length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet major until deprived of bia weapon by a shot. This is no rho- domontade, bnt plain fact, as recorded in the i Gaxette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Dunn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
... red-heeled shoes on hi 3 feet, and once mak- ing a journey from Paris to Lyons for no other purpose than to buy waistcoats. ?? Grattan, the great Irish orator, and unflinching advocate of the just rights of his country, had large plain features and quite an ...
... in choosing the right kind of man for each post, .and in controlling and encouraging him when once appointed.” The “Craufurd Arms” Wolverton, named after the late Col. H. J. Craufurd, the Founder of the Association, will be finished in May or June. There ...
... small number •of jurat* answered. The following were sworn on the jury :— Richard D. King, Welter Brpwn Thomas Bowles. John D. Grattan, Joseph ilyrne, Bernard Magrath, Francis Dowse, Francis Butler, WiUiam A. Hayes, James Dobson, Thomas a. Bowers, and ...
... Fire Engines. 100 for Sanitary Purposes. 30 for Cadastre. 35 for Rente?. 105 for Scavenger. 350 for Sewers. 870 John Carre, 1 ~ ?? . John A. db Garis. /Constables. Constables' Office, Sept. 4tb, 1891. HARVEST FESTIVAL, ST. MARTIN'S. THE above FESTIVAL ...
... lst, 1891. Caution-Hollands Seneva. In the matter of the Trademark of Messrs. John de Kuyper __ Son, Distillers, of Rotterdam. WHEREAS the Trademark of the above ?? named John de Kuyper & Son, as registered in London under the Trade- marks' Registration ...
... THE EARLDOM OP ABERDEEN. John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, who it is now ascertained beyond doubt is legally entitled to the {Earldom- of Aberdeen, is, jwe see by Debrett's Peerage, only in his 24th year, he having been born August 3rd 1847. He has been ...
... States of Delibera- tion as in the States of Election, and to take euch other measures as they shall think advisable. John Carre, 1 ~ ?? John A. db Garis, J Constables. St, Peter-Port, October 16th, 1891. HOSPITAL OF ST. PETER-PORT. Jfe CJEALED TENDERS (with ...
... Exchange Clerk. — On Tuesday Dr. Hardwire held an in- quest at the Hall Arms, Churcl -street, Pad- dington, on the body of Mr. Jamea -ruickshank, aged 45, of 23, Grove-place, St. Johns-wood. The deceased was connected with tho Stock Ex- change, and was a ...