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... 409 1 indie, J. S. 74 44 Master North Shields 350 Bctts, John (Blind) 66 35 Master Sunderland 341 Jenkins, Samuel 64 35 Seaman Cardigan 341 Fitchet, John 80 50 Master Montrose 326 Scobey, John 67 40 Master Penzance 274 Bucksey, Thomas 71 21 Seaman London ...
... AYNSLEY'S CASE Aynsley's Case, by George Manville Fenn (John Long), is a vividly told and dramatic tale telling of the love of a clever young doctor for the daughter of an elderly baronet. Sir John Waldcn, the baronet in question, is so genial and charming ...
... assisted out of Court. John Bermingham is a farmer at Kinvarra, who, in the same month that Lord Mountmorres was murdered, was shot at, strictly boycotted, and had his sheep and cows mutilated. Owen Morgan, who was herd on John Bermingham's farm, gave ...
... to Ladies and all exposed to cold wind, or damp atmosphere it allays all irritation and tender ness of the face, hands, and arms, removes freckles and cutaneous eruptions, and produces a beautiful and healthy complexion. Sold by Chemists, at 4s. 6d. THE ...
... Ballymacool, Letterkenny, Ireland. THE INVENTOR OF NEURA- 1 LINE DESERVES A NATIONAL RE WARD. So says J. S. L., of Kilrhue, Cardigan, S. Wales, in a letter to the proprietors of NEURA LINE, the approved specific for all Nerve Pains. It is an extraordinary ...
... the sea, together with the precedent of certain worthy citizens of London heretofore exercising in arms. Accordingly leave was given to practise arms and to choose such officers as they thought fit. There was some legal trouble between this new body ...
... separated from the wrist, another had a terrible gash over the eye. Others were bitten through the thighs, hips, legs, and arms, while the woman was lacerated above the knee. They were described by a correspondent of a contemporary as a rough, shaggy ...
... speculated as to the status of various gaily-dressed officials, identified the Home Secretary and Lord Granville, or watched Sir John Bennett, in brown wide-awake and white waistcoat, caracolling on horseback and surveying the assemblage through an opera glass ...
... undertaking in his position of Chairman of the Board of Directors, the Vice-Chairman being Mr. David Davies, formerly M. P. for Cardigan. The cere mony of the opening was to have been performed by Lady Windsor, but her recent bereavement in the death of Lady ...
... described as the First Chartist, and I could hardly take his side without raising alarming conjectures. MR. JOHN GLADSTONE William's father, Mr. John Gladstone, was a Conservative, but not one of the obdurate sort; he could give clear reasons for the faith ...
... upheld) were then conveyed back to Cork in a brougham and pair, escorted by a body of twenty-five Hussars, and twenty constables armed with rifles and revolvers. In our second engraving, representing the camp of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders at Midleton ...
... Plebeians and Patricians. John Salt, James and Horace Smith, Allan Cunningham, Sir ligerton l'rydges, Sheridan Knowles, Robert llall, John Poster, James Montgomery, S. C. Hall, G rat tan author of Highways and Byways Marryat, John Mill, Peacock, Miss Martineau ...