... notice, for be was jammed against it. his removal to the hospital was found that his collar bone was broken, in addition to his arm and several ribs. CONVICTION OF INNOCENT MAN. A fitter named George Sharpe, convicted at Leicester on Wednesday of two safe ...

... would be, utter failure. Mi Gladstone hid alluded tothelrish Parliaments of past centuries, reply which Sir John read the motion moved by Grattan in 1732. appealing for separate Parliament, subordinate to England, to be the sole legislatrre for Ireland ...

... oreanixed armed resistance to authority, and while Ire land itself has been continuously advancing in peace prosperity, and civilization. The iri agitation of the present day has substitute i obstruction i i the Imperial Parliament for the open-armed and linllel ...

... ex-members Gladstone Ministry. The oldest traditional names the Liberal side were found in the opposing lobby, and what John Bright and Sir John Lubboc'c strenuously disapproved of. Lord Walmer, the eldest son of Lord Selbome, walked into the lobby with Mr ...

... over and persecuting Irish Protestants, and confiscating all the property they possessed? Did again, prevent Grattan’s Parliament from raising armed force of Irish Volunteers extort, as they did, from unwilling England the indepen deuce of the Irish Parliament ...

... take place, between John T. DV. Nicholl, eldest eon of Me J. C. Nicholl, of Merthyrmawr, Gla- morganshire, anid Eleanor Dorothy, youngest daughter of the late Mr J. B. Harford, ci Blaise Castle, Gloucestershire, and Falcondale, Cardigan- ahire. At the annual ...

... woman with ao infant in her arms, was charged with drunk and io the pablic streete om Fridsy night. She admitted the charge, and e: 4 Durham explained that the woman was staggering about Weetgate street, with a child in her arms. There was a crowd around ...

... {(Moxpar), at Five Six o'clock following important valuable PROPERTIES, situate at — Gloucester, in thi following lowing ST. JOHN CHURCH, THU RSDA EVENING, MAY Mth, With a Snorr ppress by the REV. A. _ valuable jece of FREEHOLD LAND, suitable for Bui i ...

... lighter in colour than his wife’s.—John Charles single man, living at Camden Town, said had known the accused fjr five years a.. Miss Wheeler. had resided with her but not during the past two years. He identified the Cardigan jacket belonging him. He knew ...

... atating shat nde has terminated, end the revolution ia Rio Gra Tavares and ti he other rovulutionist leaders have laid down their arms. An nteresting y has been performed ab affixed to a coteage ‘othr Stowey’ a tables being the home of Samael the fact it was ...

... 15 8uffolk-! square Rowth Mrs from Westbolm Sturt Miss from Brighton— St John’s-lodge Tivoli Turner Mrs from Hall I Turner Mrs Brighton— Altidore-villa D from Wales— i from Cardigan— 40 1 crescent Wood Campbell from Havre— Court South hotilb Hotel— well ...

... Counties that they Opened LANCE & CO’S SUMMER SALE OF DRAPERY TO-DAY in all DEPARTMENTS REDUCED THROUGHOUT LOTS AT HALF-PRICE JOHN LANCE & CO 125 126 127 & 128 HIGH ST CHELTENHAM in the capital and they entered a shop in the Rue de Rivoli and asked very ...