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... hour and half before I knew where I was. It was very foggy night—we could not see the river even from the side. We had been arm-in-arm before we lost the path, but she had left loose, and had not taken hold again, but did so slipping down. The jury returned ...
... will produce a consequence which the War Department denies hie the privi- Kge of 1: \ 0 Libel against Lord Cardigan. The case of Lord Cardigan against Calthorpe, in reference to the imputations cast on his lordship's conduct at the I'ght cavalry charge ...
... —Tarlton Juvenile v. Cardigan, or l- -This match was played at Fulledce Milt] last.—Score-;—Tarlton 80; Cardigan, lst innings 2nd, 28. Accident.—A youth, named Edward F. P. about 13 years of age, son of Mr. Ennnett, the manager, had his left arm broken on Thursday ...
... of j Arklow; the life-boat rescued five men from the schooner Ammenion, of Nantes ; the Cardigan life-boat saved three men from the sloop Oliver Lloyd, of , Cardigan, three men from the smack j Turtle Dove, of Aberystwith, and four men from the smack Coronation ...
... Brown-street ■y eighty-six point*. Defatted toore below : F. 8.-W. Reform Clt*. Brown-HrtH Club. John ThompKin .. . 100 Chrle. 85 , Edward Dngdale 100 . Heap John Brooks .. 100 Asp Sen .1 82 t. K. Smfth Felix Allen. Jama. MitchellB6 Thomas Moore ...
... president the committee, and on the platform were Mr. M. Sullivan, M.P.; Mr. Justin M'Carthy, MP,; Mr. la, Finnigan, M.P.; Mr. John Barry, a vice-president of the Home Rule Confederation; Mr. W. J. Oliver, hon. secretary of the Confederation ; Mr. A. O'Connor ...
... voice that yesterday cracked jokes about John Maudeville'i prison sufferings now dr..wis out in sanctimonious tones solemn i religious platitudes to enraptured bishops. As j prated smoothly, with the smile John Mandeville's death provoked still flickering ...
... Drill with Arms gation: The undermentioned N oers and 1 of Mr awarded the Marksmen Badges of Cross Ru and Mr. Captain Turner Letter D Company, best sh It was for 1888-9 will wear a Badge of Cr ‘rafford, and Crown in silver on the left arm. | secure ts ...
... After umal day night the annual meeting must be brethren adjourned to if. Help | tribute to his ‘an artist, and to the room at Arms Hotel, where ofan banquet, provided by Joba showed the ot been £130 ‘Sd. y's ina balance io hand of £6 14s, 1id.- —. > ce BSuruet ...
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... ever the Gevrernment entered office and earned, Mr. Churcbul has his farne +e the more than his father's sx His service in the Arms, his corres; Afrira hie from Pre:. Dacia Mr. Chamberlain's Fiscal whe 1 Be ia bh Runciman. who e only entered ally met in the ...