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... been unconditionally released. At a late hour on Saturday night, John A. Bnrke, scretoiry of the Kiltullagh Land League; Martin Hoo- hs!, teacher, Kiltullagh National School; and John perwin, of Synogh, were arrested under the Coercion Act and conveyed ...
... somewhat similarly decorated, giving great light. ners to the otherwise dim hall. At the south end a large blazon of the Scott arms was shown, sur- rounled with laurels, and bearing the words 9th August, c71, ' in white flowers; at the opposite wall a large ...
... signal services rendered to the cause of progress Po by the man in whose presence she then was. The sh cordial grasp of the arm-the arm ennobled by in- do dustry-indicated what was expressed in words not meant ihi for the public ear; but no one who was close ...
... regt. dysentery; John Rickard, 55th regt. ?? e Hewitt, 55thregt. diarrhoea; John Hall, 95th regtedietn!l e Samuel Webb, 4th Dragoons, febr-is; Samuel Steeeisoee,lt 3, diarrhoea; James Sarridge, RA. diarrhtea; John Shtou,. a dysentery; John Roberts, Grenadier ...
... repeal ofthe present differential duties on elayed sugar, and muscovad6 or other not being unequal to whiit clayed. By ! Loid John Russell-The reduction of the duty oniall foreign sugars to the rates proposed by the ministry on foreign free laboum sugar ...
... old parliament. to this dav t|ere is scarcely probability of a contest for the city'of Dublin, for no one believes that Mr. John O'ConneU would have the temerity face the hustings without a colleague professing repeal principles, and one who should, moreover ...
... T. W. Grattan, Patornoster hovw, L~ondon. First Week in November rice lxpol T1~ HE BAI3RNSLA Ft>Al(~S'X N*UA an POGNOOB OLMENAC for 1888. Bc Tom Treddleboyle, Esq. ;eeda. Printed a nd published by A Mfann,Central Market. Lon- don * T. W. Grattan, Paternoster ...
... difficulty in believing that it is an offspring of the much fer AAus le o nf John yrom. O°f course, when I say ?? ?? h e a m was setinio tnis, .I do not, biy any mseans, ?? m topno that John Wesley could not have written the poem; but I sball, as a matter of course ...
... ASYLtUar.-An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon, at the York Asylum, before M~r. J. P. Wood, coroner, on the body of M~r. John Penty, an inmate of that institution, and late a farmcratthe village of Naburn, who t met with his death, it is supposed, whilst ...
... and more particularly to Canton. 'When Sir John e Bowring arrived at Canton he asked the commissioner to grant h h m an interview, but it 'w s refused, stu the only despatch Asent by the government to Sir John Be'wring was one approving of the mfeasure ...
... assuring the house that the reports iu irculation as to the purchase of fire-arms by the peaiantry were greatly magnified, and suggesting at the iame time a regulation of the Arms Act, the noble lord included by seconding the address. Lord Stanley said that ...