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... JOHN REDMOND, D y ROBERT ETNA John Redmond'. gift to Ireland was 'above all the gift of good temper. He ' realised that good temper was one of the foundltion stones of nationality. He by temperament a eeconciler. His aim as a statesman was first of all ...
... is done they will reuist by force of arms._ _ Suppose the British Government decide to d.. nothing_ what will be Mr. Balfour's attitude if folir-fifths of the Irish people declare the:r intention to take up arms in order to claim that 'settlement which ...
... addressing an evening meeting in the county town. SIR JOHN SIMON. Another platform treat will be the return visit of Sir John Simon, who, with Lady Simon, is travelling down from to-night. Sir John will speak at Lam. peter to-morrow afternoon and at ...
... the Committee of Visitors of the Joint Counties eMntal Hospital at Car. marthen yesterday, in succession to Alderman John Evans, Cardigan. ...
... Farm,” &c. Illustrated in Colour GEORGE -WRIGHT. Crown Bvo, ss. THE RECKONiNQ. By ROBERT W. CHAriBERS, Author of Cardigan,” The Maid at Arms. ™ A Ion? romantic story of revolutionary times in New York. This work contiaues the senes iu e wi THE COLONEL’S ...
... Free Trade Union —9L C. Allnutt, Oxford; A. 8. Doran, Leicester; John Gloucester; C. A. Fellowea, Birmingham; Arthur Finney, Dudley; Samuel Gleave, Radcltlle; W. A. Harrison, flkeaton; John Hilton. Hasting**, W. C. Pilley, Hove; C. F. Lamble, Limehouae; ...
... the Rev. Prebendary Ridgeway. A . Vicar. John Williams Ctmlitfe. eldest son of the late Robert Cunliffe. of 17. Invemows-terraee. W . :in ...
... have prospects. Should not throw arm on the market. Alex (Come): it seems to be a reasonable investment. E. N. (Hove): Carnets would be a satis. factory investment. S. Y. Z. (bandy): It is too speculative. Meador (Cardigan): It is a sound and suitable company ...
... that within a mouth a Cardigan would be seeking to make poll. e tical capital of this spontaneous demonstration, he would shave been regarded with contempt and scorn. Captain n Sturt, however, appeals unenistakeably to the Cardigan Et enthusiasm, and should ...
... and as portrait paintm* it is true to the life.'’— DAlLY MAIL. _ „ THE RECKONING. ROBERT W. CHAMBERS. Author of Cardigan,” “The Maid at Arms,” Ac. 6s. TLe acthor’s gift for narraliee is notaMe, and Ins regard for totoncal “^s^^^rite^Tstrong 1 yet delicate' ...
... and William Hargraves, in Grattan-street, on Saturday night last. Hargraves, who, as we have already state* had surrendered himself, was before the jury. Elizabel Matthewman, wife of Walter Matthewman, residing in i, Grattan-street, was the first witness ...
... p . Inaktp Lady Astor r. Kidd Sir John Baird . O'Grady Mr. Flriant Mr. Robt, iticskard+ Mr. Broad Captain Evans Mr. 411edden i'artiiin Fitzroy Mr. Wintringhant , Sir Henry k'iirercan Sir Geo. Younger ' Colonel Grattan The terms of reference are to with ...