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... also taking up large powers granted to the Somerset Electric Power Company and the Western Electric Distributing Corporation. Armed with broom bandies and sticks, and sieging popular airs, three hundred employees at Bath-place Flax-spinning Mill. Belfast ...
... trouble to secure accuracy, but Lord Cardigan, to whom he showed the picture, gruffly said it was Dot a bit like it. Simpson tried again, wits like result. His third attempt was much more sucorssful, and Lord Cardigan warmly complimented him upon it. ...
... his limbs had got entagled among the sea weed. Two of the youths, John and William Paton, who were swimming a few yards farther out, hastened to his rescue, and each took one of his arms and struck oat for the land, and with the assistance of the other ...
... itlajwity the title of member, in eetriusrledgment, presumably, of certain *spirt. mats and the late Prince Consort are din:armed to hare triode, under Lamer 's guidance, with copper plates, etching needles, and aqua forties Maybe such a policy would prone ...
... the Church of England ore Wog held in various parts of the country. Lord end Lady Cardigan have left Rome for Naples. Tree Queen has been pleamd to appoint the Rev. John Gird, M.A., to be see of her Milimtv's ChPplaine in nrdinary In Scotland, in the room ...
... respect of her child, and to see her husband. After she hail arrived at the house, the child, which she was carrying in her arms, dropped something on the floor and as she attempted to pick it up Mrs. Perks struck her in the eye 4 Mrs. Minnie McDonald ...
... fullview of Niagara Falls and other points of great interest, stopping if they wish to do so. IMMORTAL OF HENRY GRATTAN. The statue of Henry Grattan, one of the latest and finest works of Foley, which has been erected in College- green, Dublin, has been unveiled ...
... evening at Brooks's. Present, Marquis Townshend, Earl of Albemarle, Lord Abercromby, Lord Grimm's, Lerd Cremorne. Lord Llanover, John Cotes, Req., Colonel 11. F. Custance, Earl of Gosf ord. Colonel R. A. Shaf to Adair, Sir Montague J. Chclmeley, Bart., M.P ...
... without the Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chloroglynn on th• sup T RE NEWS BUDGET. The Battle of Balaklava and the marl of Cardigan.—The Earl of Cardigan has re-opened the :1e rie , tion of his conduct at the battle of lialsklava. In the Court of Queen's Bench on ...
... for the Mid-Devon Parliamentary by-election. Lord John Joicey-Cecil, M.P. for the Slamfeed Division of Lincolnshire, has decided not to seek re-election at the end of the present Parliament. Mr. John William Wilson. M.P. for North Worcestershire, has ...
... 11/22a MINCING Serums, 7 ft. a 4 ft. 7 Is.. hatted L timber, 20s. each. Quotations for quantifies Woodward's. Bromwich Lane, St. John's, Worcester. 1755/221 Lop cut from railway sleepen. Mead for brume or chopping for kindles wood. Apply Toddi 2 nglon 205 p ...
... many • sigh wafted on the air. A large scheme is on foot for supplying the whole of with 'oft water (rein ,rth Wales, near Cardigan Bay. The area is about 60,000 aerie, and the distant* from London 183 miles. It is said that thi Doke of Boooleitoh hat sold ...