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... £1 ; seoond, 10s. and cardigan jacket, valuo 6s lid, from Mr W. Callister, Victoria-street ; t hird. ss, and lamp, valne 7s od. from G. Sherwood and Co.; fourth, pipe, value 10s Ud, from Capt. Darling, Manx Arms Hotel. I— John Tagitart, Howstral-.e, ...
... J. Proctor, Marown John Proctor.Bal'awilley- killev, Marown. 18 T. Kelly, Onchan, John Taggart, Howstrake Onchan 19 Jeremiah Janes. John Jones, Farm Hill, Braddan Braddan 20 W.Ratcllffe, Malew John Ratcllfle, Cordeman Malew 21 John Duggan, ...
... COWLEY KILLED. As recorded in our obituary column last week, the death took place in action in France recently of Private John Alexander (Alec) Cowley, New Zealand Expeditionary Force. He was stationed in Egypt for some considerable time, and was invalided ...
... mean W H.Seward; then at Ihe head of 'he American Bar was John O'Connor; and where will you search out names in the roll of fame more brilliant than those of John I'hilpot Cunan. Henry Grattan, Edmund Burke. Father M..tthew,Danie. O Council, and Dr. Cooke ...
... attempting to steal a cardigan jacket, value Is lld, the property of James Gawne, Duke-street. —William Sanderson, apprentice, said he waa standing on th* counter of the shop when ha saw the defendants com* and telui a cardigan locket from in front of ...
... Roney, for a like third offence on the 23rd ult. was fined 10s and costs, and ordered to be proclaimed an habitual druukard. John Craine was fine 1 2s GI and costs for being drunk and disorderly on the Ist inst. Monday— s Six prisoners who had been locked ...
... fide travoll.-rs enteriott. John Robins,.n Shipaides. Flea tHtxol Hotel. also tined alike sum for koeping ota-n on Siniday. Thom.. David. son was Ilnal 2N for unUivfollyb.•iag on lievntod premiscA Joseph Walker, a one armed lieggar, was fined for loaning ...
... capable work. It was agreed recently that deputation sent to the Prime Minister, but tho chairman of tho meeting, Sir N. Grattan Doyle, has been informed the Prime Minister’s desire that view’s of the deputation should, in the first instance explained ...
... Heaton Chapel Bowling and Billiard .lub, of which successful recreative or- ganisation he was the esteemed chairman and a w-arm supporter The club premises are closed at 110 clock, and just before that hour he bid his friends good-night and left. He stayed ...
... additional subscriptions :-M. ard T. f orrester, £1 Is ; Mr John Barron, tea merchant. 10»- --■ Falling ?? th. Harbour.— A rather m-iout accident occurred on Tuesday last, i_ Douglas, to Mr John SkiUicorn, of Mount He was walking along the Quay, when .lipped ...
... born in Ramsey on St Michael's day, 29th September, 1781. His father Mr Thomaa Howard, had married Catherine the widow of Mr John Christian, of the Flatt in Maughold. Mrs Christian's maiden name was Callow, her family beiug the proprietors of Balla- glass ...
... time i-.nmk.ng ment nf Tb U ' d PUt ' » tO P *»»»>!» at the ?? *£* ment of the season. K ai, „™ 5 f 1 1 )0 glas * ? an :1 John Moore (m later manner) was charged, un.lei tl c ' Vagrancy Act, w,th being found sleeping on a rifort t o ?? r a - 1c - pu ...