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... ROBBERY AT NEW YORK. The story of how a furniture cart was plundered New York, was told when John Quinn (12), Joseph Quinn (19), John Grattan (17), Kd. Grattan (14), and Wm. T. McCann, a married man were charged with having stolen a quantity of clothing ...
... AN OTTERBURN ASSAULT CASE At the Bellingham Petty Sessions, on Satur- day, before Mr. John Robson (chairman), Mr. A. R. White, and the Rev. Jos. Reed, William Cardigan was charged with an assault on Dorothy Herdman, at Otterburn, on December 24th last. ...
... unscrupulous Government, but which would fail now as it had before. The Insht man who now thought could throw away his arms just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in '82, would . find that be had placed himself in the power 0 f a ? cruel, unrelenting, English ...
... Colliary, ult., the wife of Mr. John Gray, agsnt, of daughter. At Waterloo, Blvth, ult., the wife of Mr. William Dixon, builder, ef a son.—2Bth ult., the wife of Mr. Joseph Ord, of a daughter.—3oth ult., the wife Mr. John Reavley, shipwright, of daughter ...
... Messrs. Brett and Grattan assure me, and they have gone carefully into the matter, and have the original papers in their possession. Brett and Grattan ! repeated Percival. He knew the names. Do you say that Brett and Grattan have taken it ? You ...
... Mofflt; 2. T. Arm- Murray. Lady's Jumper: 1, Mrs. strong Six Dahlias (pom-pon): l. ,T. W. Dunn. Otterburn; 2, Miss Robson, Broomhouse; L. Carr, Gregg, Newcastle. Lady's Fair Isle Kirkharle Jumper: 1, Mrs. Craighill. Lady's „ .. . . .„ . Cardigan: 1. Miss Gregg ...
... playing at om the 29th November :—Geo. Ramshaw, Collier, James Jordan, Wm. Websrer, John Robt. Hall, Thos. Mitchell, Robert Alex. McMilling, Michael Hall, Foreman’ Row; John Storey, North Moor Edge; William Smith, Camp Terrace; Thomas , Edward James Parker ...
... preeciibed tbe rules of the asylum. The jury, however, acquitted the prisoner. Dbath the Earl of Cardigan.—About eleven o'olock on Saturday morning tbe Earl of Cardigan died at bis seat, Deene Park, North - amptonsbire, from the effects of fall from his horse ...
... returned a verdict Wilful murder against Drant, who is iu custody. MR. 3116510N IN, BULGARIA. The Mayor of Scarborough (Mr. John Hart) has received the following letter from Mr. Schulyer: Consulate-General of the United btatesot at Constantinople, October ...
... Mr. Grattan Doyte, appealed to to do yothine by word orb, a nen 1rom «owe were all proud of the Re i had for dt ttle shaw said h leaders had given their what they thought of the War, It was t principle of Cathohe tne. man ology that a might always fight ...
... flames. Patrick O'Connell, of Miltown, Malbay ; John j Houlehan, publican, of Roserra; John A. .Burke, secre-, tary of the ELiltullagh Land League; Martin Hooban, teacher of Kiltullagh National School; and John DerWin, of Tynagh, have been arrested under ...
... and successful function. BODY FOUND IN BLYTH HARBOUR. THE INQUEST. Monday. Mr. H. T. Rutherford held an inquest at the Ridley Arms. Blyth, on the body of man found floating in the harbour at Blyth. William Bell, trimmer, Blyth, stated that Saturday, about ...