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... the Earl of Cardigan, who enquired if the British Government had made any offers of mediation, either alone or in concert with France and Russia. The astounding fact is announced on authority, that more than a million of men are now armed and ready for ...
... school-house windows, horror strikon the clash of British arms, preparatory to wholesale eviction, near the historic blrtbplaoe of Bt. ColumbkiUe, parish of Gartia. known Derry veigb, the estate of John Adair, and I remember when man of passing through this ...
... large contingent of that body was os doty in College Green. Mounted pollee followed, hot it was the appearance of the folly-armed military that made the comparatively spectators feel apprehensive of disturbance. Their fears happily proved not to be well ...
... Debt 163 IRON, STW. AND COAL Allied Iron Founder/1 63/8 Babcox & Wilcox 631 13OEsoverColliery — los 64 . 14 i Brown (John) & Co. 10. 424 Cammel Laird 5a 1111 i Clarke Chapman 60/5 ltr, William & Son 78;6 a r Tord W. 311 Guest, keen ...
... BUIL AND GOAL Allied Iron Founders 8719 Baboon & Wilcox Bgdwins (Hold.) 4s 8/3 Bodsover Colliery lOs 59/6 IBrown (John) & Co., lOs 24/11 Gannel Laird 5a ,„ 6/3 Gloria) Chapinln 46/8 ;Colville's, Ltd. 85/1i Coq, Wiream & Son . ...
... 1906 Deba. lai 1101, STIIL AID COAL Allied Iron Fminders 53/3 &hoax & Wiloox 86/3 Bolower Ooldiery 104 58/9 Brown (John) & Co. lOs 46/41 Oammel Laird 5a 11/9 Clarke Obaproan 561 U Oory, Wii i. n & Son 81 / 9 Dorford, W. 81/3 Guest ...
... ico ndiary fire, the violation of femals virtue, and the scourge that drove Wexford In the face of Ocd and Ihetr country to arms,'' But now to Miss Milligan's quibble, for that is its proper term, abont Mr. Ferguson's eeotorian- Ism Ho otlls the United ...
... populace. We will give the speeches in our next BOROUGH COLERAINE. Coleraine, August 12. Sir John Brydces, npon having been by the Rev. Thomas Richardson, and seconded John Cromie, £jq. was this day re-eleeted a Burgess of this Corporation, upon which occo>ion ...
... something was done in the matter. A handsome portrait of the late Sir John B. Johnston, J.P., a former chairman of the Com- . . . minimisers, was presented to the Board by his son. Major John Weir Johnston, B.L. The portrait was formally handed us.— Major Johnston ...
... for sale, leather uppers. Top value at £6.99. John Gormley Shoes, Gt. James St., Derry. BOYS’ OXFORDS, sizes 2 -5%, £10.99; 6 and 7, £12.99. John Gormley Shoes, Gt. James St., Derry. LADY’'S ARRAN CARDIGAN for sale, royal blue, size 44, never worn. Apply ...
... Cameron & Co., Kl, Miller si nil, ; Air. Jamke Caldwell, I’ortrusli; Mr. I*r. TICK Watson, Cumpbelltumu j Mr. John Martin, nock ; mol here, JOHN I.YON, Smirk Slnim Yard, t'otffr ttrrrt. Derry, June 18, Now. if I were like yon, I could sit down quietly to ...
... words were these���” Not only have the people of free nations the right to uso arms, but no nation is really free which is not learned in the use of arms, and which is not armed.” I have quoted tho words of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. I endorse these ...