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... The following names ate ascertained:—William O’Borks, shot dead; John Doey, three wounds in the breast (dangerous); Daniel Dewlin, wound in leg Thomas Kelly, in arm; Owen Little, in arm; Thomas Macanlay, leg and band; Edward Tanney, three wounds in neck ...
... 21 and 24 darts. Best for MCC was John Pacey in 18 darts. Prince of Wales also keep in the title chase with a 82 victory over Knox Arms. Tony Hawkes had a 23-darter, Dougal Ingles a 22 and Chris Leachman a 23. Knox Arms's winners were Tim Moorhouse in 18 ...
... the Chief Umbeleoi, on the banks of the river Intomba, at daybreak on March 6th. Owing to previous alarm, the men were under arms, hat were overwhelmed the enormously superior force of the enemy. Captain David D. Moriarty, of the 80th Regiment, and forty ...
... histrionics, no jeering or goading, no flashy clothes. If there was snow on the ground Ernie would turn up and play in his cardigan and wellies! Affectionately known as ‘The Big E’ and ‘The Vicar’, | often NORTHERN COUNTIES wondered how he had acquired ...
... September.—Thomas Sohinssn, ostler the Talbot Hotel, Bridge, said that np to short ago was ostler at King's Arms Hotel. Bridge. Oa leaving the King’s Arms be left coat and vest in the saddle mom. On Sunday last went fetch them, but only found the veet. On the ...
... Ingleby, Thomas Wood, A. Pullan, E. Knowles, W. Thorpe, John Myers, R. J. Milner. J. Addyman, J. Umpleby, W. R. Houseman, F. Suttill, M. Beynar, T. Verity, Geo. Metcalfe, J. Bnafleld, J. Grattan, E. Kirkley. and W. Sedge wick. The out-door relief for ...
... in the Long Talley, Aldershot, last week, gnu was fired before the rammer, and loaders had got clear. Two gunners had their arms broken, and another had his fsec blown away, besides Sustaining other severe injuries. The accident is believed to owing to ...
... and literary work. The Bev. E. B. Cbalmer, D.D., vicar of St. John’s, Baiumoor, Sheffield, the originator of working men’s clubs, died on Wednesday morning. There died in Cardigan last week John Davies retired farmer, aged 100 years. The late Prince Gortechakoß ...
... been given to the following proportion —Far Sir John Bennett, 317; Mr. Ztopnte Breffit, 99-. The announcement waa received with lond applasse, the Lord Mayor declaring the election to bare fallen on Sir John Bennett. The successful candidate addressed the ...
... craw srere rescued by means tbs rocket apparatus and the lifeboat . WSa^^SSS 5° ■ regiment mutinied, and marched oat at Goa armed. Baring previously shot the sentries. It is enacted shat the men will break up into •Mart to dsooity tor tf Uyelibood. INAL ...
... preaided over by Hanley Hutchinaon, Eaq. The following Gardiane were present; John Torke, E«l-. “-I officio, Heatra. K. Ingleby, W. Thorpe, T. Met calfe, T. Wood, B. Karkley, J. Grattan, W. Furneaa, W. Houeeman, W. Brown, B. Weatherhaad, J. Kirkbright, F. SuttiU ...
... anticipated. Mr. Councillor Bateman presided. The programme was follows :—Overture, pianoforte, Mr. Fletcher; glee, “Comrades arms,” the Company; reading, “ Curing cold,” Mr. Wilkinson; song, “ No King I trow, Mr. T. Precious ; violin solo, “ Ah! Faoete ...