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... noblemen and gentlemen expected to he present are the Duke of Montrose, Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Lord Watson, Admiral Sir John D. Hay, hl. IP. ; Mr James A. Campbell, M.P. ; Mr R. W. Cochran Patrick, M.P. ; and Mr Archibald Orr Ewing, M.P. DOES HISTORY ...
... that tlioqi are exception' to all general rules.. It is lint rtirprioitig that the innocent and onathrneal narrative given I. John Page. from Altos. of an urn through which he paved when on Lim way to see the Tower should have caused a large amount of merriment ...
... bklem 5,000 lire ; artillny. cavalry, Imiumnity for arms, 300; 2,100. Major, 4,4 00 lire ; artil, and cavalry, indemnity for arms, 300; Royal 1,900. °again 3,200 lire ; artil-112.„•76, for Men arm or ants. 300 ; Cambium, 1.1110, Sub-lientenent, , indemnity ...
... evening that Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P., the Nationalist High Sheriff for county Waterford, has been superseded by the Government. Colonel Hillier, Macollop Castle, has been sworn in as the new High Sheriff; and Mr. John T. Hudson, Glenbeg (Con ...
... Toting, of the 11th Hussars, lying on Bald wounded; alto Lowe,. and Martin. On the same night I boded arms which bad beau idiot off. One of the men named John Ben. brick had hie horse shot from ander ►im A °fader in riding peel at the time was dismounted, ...
... thunderstorm at Wirksworth, Derbyshire, the house occupied by a Mr. Bretton was struck, and one room almost wrecked. Mr. Grattan and three children were found lying senseless in various places where they had fallen at the moment of the shock. They were ...
... Fillaa's arm, a relic Hobert guess is said to have always taken with him to battle. St Palau a very good man, whn reCred to a lonely valley in Perthshire, which has since been called Strathlillass. There were several relies, one was his arm, which had ...
... Payne, Charles Haller, and John Watkins Johnstone, the erseutoro, t he personal estate being sworn under 460,000. The testator 43000 Resells Rondo spas trust, part of the dividends of which are to be said to the vicar of St. John the Evans.,het, Maintop ...
... released from your obligations as members of the Voluuteer force. Your discharge is au honourable one, and you lay down you arms with the satisfaction of having done all that was required of you. At the clues of the service the Volunteers lurched back ...