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... Police•cowitable Hemingway found the injured man and took him to the infirmary. His left arm was broken, and he had many other injuries. lie had been robbed of a coat, Cardigan jacket, &c., which were traced to the possession of the prisoner.—rhe Bench committed ...
... entered accordingly. TENNICK v. LEEDS FORGE COMPANY. THE LEEDS WATER-GAS FATALITY. Mr. George Tenniok, landlord of the Cardigan Arms, Hirkstall, as executor of the late Henry Tenstick, brought an action to recover, on behalf of the widow and four children ...
... worldwide reputation. Of one, the late Mr. W. H. we spoke—we hope not Unappreciatively—yesterday. The death of a man like Sir JOHN POPE HENNESSY would ordinarily call for special notice. Ho was a typical Irishman of the brilliant order, with many aocomplishments ...
... Apply T. IT. LI. Talc, accountant, 24, John William Saver. littddarstield. ll° LET, •good HOUSE In Wentworth Rtrort two rooms and kitchen on &mond floor, four bedrooms, bothroom, dc.—Apply to Thomas Denham slut Son, John Sires.. rIABISBROORS 110I7SIC, Fltruillism ...
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... Hotel, Chorley, and stealing therefrom £23 101. in money, together with three pounds of barn and fifteen eggs, the property of John Seed. On the morning of the 16th of May the landlord found that his house bad been entered through the bar-room window and ...
... justice of with a sentence. Claim Irian candidates talk to their constituent, of restoring Grattan's Podia'amt. They know that they will do nothing of the kind. Grattan'. Parlismeat was a purely Protestant Parliament, which they do not dream of restoring. ...
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... the grand total of 103.454 tons. and the valise per ton had arose than doubled during the interval. The woollen Industry ha arming business la Ireland. in 15 1874 to 1888. the musiberce woollen triodes Increased yews, 60 to 82. the sphadles implomi from ...
... front of Crowther, who. easing in, beat Moon by a couple of 120 Yaps RAM—Three heats were whet of fifteen entrants only L. T. John, 6 yds. ; A. match; W. H. ith, 6 sad L. Biwa, 14, sad the event was decided in one hest. At the Biros wonted a certain winner ...
... go on to brandies, ruins, and whiskies, and all are of the purest and best quality, and can be bought in single bottles. The arm is as noted as ever for the brewing of ale tit for non-oiling men, porter which acts like the much.lauded maltine (but will ...
... during which the broken-up solids settle to the bottom. the clarified sewage-water is then run off hum the tanks by floating arms on to the polarite filters, from which a bright and clear stream immediately issues. The sludge from the bottom of the tanks ...