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... D MIRROR, SATURDAY. DECEMBER the cbief prises vely to the breed. The Kine came the Rosebery and Sir John Swinburne. cup was aw: went to Lord heifer, the Welsh cattle were present in numbers, and although was uot quite co etriking 20 British representatives ...
... seems student is an inch taller and from four to Melt pounds heavier than he was in MO. Discussing the me foregoing report, Mr. John Gray, Secretary the Anthroponestsical Committee of the British Association, eayaThe aristocracy, landed gentry, and pro fissional ...
... located in cattle shelter. Guard T. Sligo. said October he went Bt. John's Terrace accompanied Gd. I', denning*. Witness saw Jennings recover a lady's blue coat, chikrs coaf and lady's cardigan __from behind the wayside fence at the*end of the terrace. The ...
... acknowledgment, the Huh Sacrificc of the Mass will be offered for their intentions. I.AMBI RT Ihe wife and family of the late John l.amherl. Holborn St . Sligo, wish to thank most sincerels those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; ...
... hypothesis, they would be unfit to continue further in public life. The only policy open to them is to preserve the policy of armed obeervaime which Mr. Parnell gave the last months of his life to defend. Nothing, however, will he settled until after the ...
... mi. Mrs. Nelson- and feetwren two prison warders, Kelly Mr. Kelly's shop, been brought from Prison, John I*. said where present serving #i. and John O'C.ui n sentence one month for the nor. of wi re making a larceny gnantity coal rick of hay when saw ...
... ire ately Constitutional aud rank of their Constitutional tal (Grattan ae orat of it ix Tone as their repr om re was, hewever. in th m ail weak | cht agitation wf 1800, ‘A what will | Me, John James Step ...
... MOURN, will show the premises. anti fur further particulars slimly to Mr T. MON.:AN. Solicitor, Cardigan, at whoa.) White a map of the estate may by seen. Cardigan, Feb. Lt, MESSRS LENNY and SMITH are favoured vrith inatructiolis to aulimit to Public Competition ...
... yesterday he made a device out of part ofa n which enabled him to unlock handcuffs and leg restraints he had on. The prisoner. John Steele (26). said this enabled him to climb on to a roof to make a protest demonstration Steele denies five arges and is on ...
... reason of so rach the stragglers. out oway.. On asking hand offend you, cut it off end Wh) John Shafto, of V “true the eitting im Ne forthe ey et Durham, John ‘en jury had found myself among them. They doubtless meant against several of and Sherburn, ...
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... end the Earl of Cardigan. remarkable fact is, that, with the singlenceproa of Mr Feilder, who, I believe, still retains his post at the army, all the other officers have been promoted and rewarded. In the case of the Earl of Cardigan, who received his ...