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... the dearly beloved `wife of John Isherwood, aged 43 years. and ,was interred at St. Paul's Church, Withnell. on the 20th inst. KENYQN.-On'the'2oth inst., at 5, Denville-street, Blackburn, John. the dearly beloved son of John and Lily Kenyon. Another flower ...
... to Mr. James was in the act of placing • strap on a drum in the warehouse, when a sleeve of his cardigan jacket was caught by the strap, and his right arm wax dragged Mt it and the drum, the upper part of which is only a few inches from the ceiling. The ...
... coast, and had assumed more threatening attitude. The situation at Tanganyika was also unsatisfactorv. _ . Mr. John billon, M.P., Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P., and Mr. Deasv. M.P., have reached Sydney from Melbourne. large crowd assembled to witness their ...
... 'away. The She will lie sure to give us a sympathetic arm, others haVe 'deep 'gauntlets standing captain and six of the crew wore drowned,'inand understanding account of the value of well away front arm, sonic aro attaehed to chiding MT% S - . Pollard; steward ...
... lead, Messrs. Brett and Grattan assure me, and they have gone carefully into the matter, and have the original papers in their poarerion. • Brett and Grattan repeated Percival. He knew the names. Do you say that Brett and Grattan have taken it up? You ...
... ’’ and Be careful, or it may worry ns all.’’ One of them, however, who was armed with gun, was more courageous than the rest, and exclaiming “ Here goes the last of the Cardigans,” went to the attack. He advanced stealthily towards the tree beside which ...
... president; Mr. Peter Farrelly, treaaurer ; Mr. A. lkddington, secretary; committee, Messrs. James Haneady, John Regan, John O'Malley, John Doghesty, John Moran, and Thomas Beatty. Three new members were enrolled. The meeting came to a eine with a vote of thanks ...
... thoughts of god mind. wind lags after lin ly!ng forth. The lighting is left behind. In the darksome depths M the fathomless ni:ne arm Molt play, When the ricks rimer saw the om Or the tel the glorious day. I bring terth's glittering impels op Prom the bidden ...
... corner, 'l wonder where Dino is,' He ought not to be out so late, with that cough of his. I suppose be has gone to Brett and Grattan's. lam glad the dear fellow has put himself into their hands. Night ought to be done, would haw , said to herself ; and I ...
... meeting for Higher Park Waid wk* held the Aadley Boom Reform Club, Atillcv-laoe; on Tuesday, the meetings for Sl Mary’s sod John’s Wards were held Victoria Reform Club, and for Lower Park Ward the Liberal Club, Park-road ; and on Wednesday evening the ...
... in emigrants coaid be stored in afore tbey’ro shipped off America’s neaw great rival, th’ far west of Ireland Th’ whul •’ SL John’s Ward to be made into wharfin grcaand as’ Smith, an’ Robinson war mads lot’ aldermen. Angel Meadow wur be coed Angel Bay. ...