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... whole country was armed, and formed into regiments of volunteers There was meeting of volunteers at Dungannon ; 242 delegates were present, with their general-in-chief, Lord Chariemont, their head. A resolution, prepared by Grattan, was unanimously passed ...
... 4; 26 Non-Contents.. 83; Proxies.. 17; 100 Majority 75 Joseph, son of John and Jane Brook, Wentworth 16th, Sarah, wife of John Bradley, Bower-hill, aged 80. 18tb, Hannah, daughter John and Elizabeth Higbaa, aged 16. GARDENING.' For the Weei Ending July ...
... Board, provea tho case, and a fine of 6s. was imposed. Refusals Quit Birdwkll and Rotetonb. John Clarke; gas works labourer, was charged with to quit the house of John Allen, the Travellers’ Inn, Birdwell, on 28th Sept. Mrs. Allen said tho defendant was in ...
... was passing the Batchers’ Arms. Ho saw the prosecutor come out of the inn. He was perfectly drunk, and when got out he fell. He was soon lifted up. Between the inn and prosecutor’s lodgings witness saw prisoner put his arm round the prosecutor’s waist ...
... Deposits received from £1 and upwards in the Loan account 4 per cent, interest. Advances made real property on new and extended arms of repayment. No premiums or office expense*. The Society offers exceptional advantages, combined with absolute safety. Reports ...
... wife of Samuel Hayes, and the mother of Mrs. M. A. Boas, 'Dorritt-street, Carlton; John Haves, of Queeneborry-street, Carl ten ; Thomas Hayes, Old Lincoln Inn. Cardigan-street. Carlton; Fannv Sanders, of Rnnert-street, ; Elizabeth Cartledge. Glenferric-road ...
... who was a corporal in the Royal Marines and who was plant at t►e bombardment of Knmstadt, in H.M.S. Geyser. There was also John F. Farwell, of H.M.S. Hastings, in the thick of th+ melee when the stores were destroyed at Sveaborg and Helsiugfors. At Balaclava ...
... very even one, elthi ugh Brown managed to come off victorious with three scorn to spire. This match took place at the Cardigan Arms, beds, • few moths ago. Play was announced to commence at two o'clock, but a rent deal of time was lost in deciding the ...
... CroAnwalte, miner, Hoyiand Common; Herl»ert Radley, miner, Gawbcr; John Hall, minor, Darfit-ld ; Richard Chesterton, miner, Cudworth ; and George Roberts, steel worker, Pcai•touo. 7/6 and costa John Gee, labourer. Hoy land; James Finney and Daniel Broadbent, ...
... and Neville.— Saturday afternoon the long-talked-of match between two of the oldest players in Yorkshire took place the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Leeds, when, notwithstanding the miserable weather, there was a goodly attendance of the patrons of this game ...
... DEPARTMENT. OR, IF UNABLE TO CALL. WILL BE SENT TO CUSTOMERS’ .ADDRESS APPLICATION. JOHN WALSH, 44 to 64, High-street, Sheffield* GENTLEMEN’S AND BOYS* OUTFITTING. JOHN WALSH IS NOW SHOWING A MUCH LARGER AND MORE VARIED STOCK THAN ANY PREVIOUS TiytE, ...
... and C. Hinvar. Sdmdat Gambling at Platts Common. Samuel Blunt, Henry Blnut, John blnot, Joseph Harrison, Ralph Kirkhaa, Joseph Leach, Joseph Dann, John Stewart, Ellis Sleale, John Phillips, and Waddingtoo were charged with gambling pitch oud toss on Sanday ...