... never have caught the vessel. The next witness called was Mr John Monk, chief officer of Coastguards, stationed at Goodwick, who deposed—At 1 50 p.m. on the 25th inst. I was informed by John Miles, carpenter, Goodwick, that a vessel was off Dina* Head ...

... E Freslin. J :.1 Quigley, J R Fitagerald, Devaynea Smythe, .1 1'; W 'Lafferty, J I'; M F Cowe, J ; C W &that's, John 111`Cullagh, C Grattan Emerson, R Cuthbert, J F Grubs°, G Keogh, J 1'; J Sheill. - . STATE OF THE 11005 E. Tbe master reported the state ...

... the the reply, for twa per.u's twa shdlitee an' aarpence. The following advertisement smeared in an Irish paper :— Whereas John Hall has fraudulently taken away several articles of wearing apparel without my knowledge—this is therefore to inform him that ...

... Nicholson,Wro Eltellenry. John 11111. Wm Gibson, John John Preatage. 'Moe Smith. John F Keane, Jan ; Penrose HUI John Dobson, ('restage, Henry Prestrige, Charles T Era., Edward Cole. Jarnes 11111, nos Annenley, ...

... One of the attendants was employed in cleaning out the lions' cage, and, placing his right arm inside the bars, one of the lions snapped at it, and tore off the arm at the elbow. A panic at once ensued, and in the attempt to amps a number of persona were ...

... Quigley, Major Grace, J.l'.; Mr. Crowe, J.P.; Robert H. l'ennick, E. AV. Verner, J.P. ; John Richardaon, Miles Kelly, W. Buckley, S. Raverty, M.D.; Charles 11. Grattan Emerson, J. B. Lane, .1 P. ; It. Herron, J.P.; Samuel Buckley, and James F. Grelutu. _ ...

... some time before that hour the bridegroom arrived. Precisely at 1.30 p.m., the bride-elect also arrived, and leaning on the arm of her father, Major Tottenham, took her place at the Communion Rail beside the groom, when the service was at once begun. Rev ...

... divested of every particle of covering. Deceased bad a light moustache. The right arm had been literally torn off by knocking against the jagged rocks. On the remaining arm is a tatooed representation of a crucifix. There is an old scar on the left leg ...

... Milieux Rua Ltd. ' S. Raverty. AIM., .1. 11. Jesaup, J.P., NI. F. Crowe, J.P., Miltw Kelly, Robert Henry 'filly, Charles Grattan Emerson. M. J. &titans, J.P., Henry Staidys J.P.. Robert K. Clay, Major iloyly liattley, Samuel Buckley, F. limhant, and James ...

... 9 B—l 7 0 8 Collected by Mies Le Fano, Kneiskerry— Archdeacon of Glendalough 0 10 0 1 Mr Grattan-Bellew 0 10 0 I Rev. C. Ouddihy, P.P 0 5 0 V. C. Le 0 6 0 Rev John Manson 0 5 0 E. O. Le Bann 0 5 0 Smaller sums 1 0 o—3 0 0 Collected by Mrs Williams, Wicklow ...

... Benson died to a day nine months later. Th e same thing happened in 1862. In July of that year died Lord .John George Berosford, had been Archbishop of Arm for forty years, and was followed to the grave in a few weeks. on September 6, by Sumner, Archbishop ...

... told an on Monday at Eni.thouniri en Indy of • nisn, aged await h und in the is. near Iles, by Heal. snaring naval end *Cardigan ya, ket. He is unknown in the locality, arid en open verdict returned. queen ban been graciously *seed to the aLpointrnent ...