... SEQUEL TO RECENT EXPLOSION. A band of armed Sinn. Feinets entered Cork North Infirmary at eleven o'clock Friday nig'ht carried away with them a man named Timothy Hegarty, who was injured by explosion in .a house Grattan Street. There were rax, men iu the ...

... decided, that Captain Noel roust apologise to Lord Cardigan for the three enumerated errors. Sir John -Macdonald, Adjutant-General. desired Captain Noel to attend him ; and, in the presence of Lord Cardigan, and other authorities, requested the culprit apologise ...

... think it right that you should be informed of the case, for the benefit of others. For the last eighteen months my hands, arms, and tooe, have been in a dreadful state, bo much so that pain kept me from sleeping at night or working by day. j was for ...

... classes. Here we find the .11-assorted name, of the Earl of Cbatlemont, and the Right Hon. Hubert Stewatt—of John Claudius Rete.ford and Henry Grattan - of Toler and Saurtn ami Floodot Colonel Rowley and Major Irelands only Duke and Sir Capel Molyneux—of the ...

... ALL PARTIES. The fact that Mr. Baldwin will join Mr. MacDonald and Sir John Simon in the meetings transpired yesterday for the first time. Mr. Baldwin’s appearance at the conference table means that the .Ministers on the British side will represent the ...

... Femon, Charles Lanvon, John Clarke, George Suflern, Richard Davison, Thomas Bill, jun.. Lyle, John Grattan, Geo. C. Hyndroan, Holier I Patterson. John Scoit, W, Stevenson, Dr. Biroie, Dr. Ridley, K. Getty, Robert Wright, Boitomley. John ...

... when her Ladyship appeared in the street, leaning on the arm of her noble son-in-law, the Duke of Manchest-r, she wav greeted with loud and hearty by tne assembled multitude. On 29th ultimo, John Crcery, Esq., who was deputed by the inhabitant*, forwarded ...

... 13s, by Mr. Cheltenham. Chilblain f, Chapped Hands and Arms prevented. THE SKIN PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED. BEET HAM’S ROYAL DETERGENT BALM stands unrivalled fur imparting to the neck, hands, and arms, a softness and delicacy unaccomplished by any other means ...

... Joseph Greer, Esq., J.P-, D.L., Henry John Porter, Esq., John M'Nefll, Esg., D.L., John Bales, Esq., ■ Geo. Macartney, Esq., D.1.., John O. Wood house, Lsq., Andrew Spottiswood, Esq., The Dean ot Ross, J.P., •nd ' John Hancock, Esq., J.P, ...

... young man named Wm. Bolland. in Grattan Street, on the previous night. It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor i was going down Grattan Street when he was called into the prisoner’s house. He had topcoat over bis arm, and in the pocket was the sum ...

... 11.30 a.id, j Mr. Edward James (coloured missionary), and Mr. W. J. Sinclair (mbsionary), 7 PHesstreniAH ones.— Rev. Henry Grattan Guinnes.*, u.m. VJtMVW*, lU, Fmaor Avsnub Gmokcil—Her. William Colqubouo, 11.30 tt.m. and 7 pm. (United congregations Elmwood ...

... left Newry by the 4.10 p.m. train for Armagh. Whilst waiting on the platform the Edward Street Station a reserve man named John Rice, who had fought with the 87th Regiment Tel-el-Kebir, came to Lord Wolseley and asked if might show him his medals. His ...