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... M E N, TO ARM ! Tyneside irish battalion. A RECRUITING MEETING will bold in ST. PETEK’S HALL, GREEN STREET, MONDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER 9th, at 8 p.m. Mooting’ will addressed THOMAS SCANLON, ESQ., M.P., & N. GRATTAN DOYLE, ESQ.. Supported by th. KEV. CANOS ...
... Jopllngs For Men's Wear I Men’s Smart Wool Mixture Popular Flannelette shirts _ Cardigan, with live-button for men. In, new strlne arm fastening and two pockets. check designs. Comnlete In shades of Brown, 0/11 wlth collars i Fawn, and Grey Q/ 11 to match ...
... DEATHS HARVEY.—On February 7. aged years. Edith, the dearly-loved wife of John Harvey. Interment on Wednesday at St. Matthew’s Church; cortege to leave the residence of her parents (John and Sarah Mordlca. 38 Stewart Street. Silksworthl at 1.15 p.m. Friends ...
... (chairman) and other magistrates, George Brackenbury (21) and John Wm. Wilson 27), privates in the 3/7th Durham Light ntantry, stationed at Heughton, were each charged with the thet of am Arm kit bag and contents, value £2 16s 6d, belong- ing to soldier ...
... on the 29th inst., the wife of John Love, of a daughter; both doing well. RICHARDSON.—At the Banks of the Wear, Ayre’s Quay, on the 29th inst., the wife of Thomas Richardson, of « son. DEATHS. BRUMWELL.—At 28, Cardigan Terraee, Heaton, the residence of ...
... Ik* Lord Glaniis, Howard Grirleu (prospei tive Vnionist candidate for West and Grattan Doyle, and Friday. inst., Karl Percy, Sir W alter Plummer, Mr Howard Gritten. and Grattan Doyle, with Mr Edward Sisterson the chair, will speak in the Market Place. Hexham ...
... performance as full of life and colour as I have ever seen. He is ably backed by Richard Arlen and Zita Johann. Cardigan’s Last Case.” in which John Barrymore, Helen Twelvetrees and William Boyd try hard to make a fantastic story of American justice palatable ...
... public by Mr John M’ long before the out- Tt wae suepec break that of the money came from German eources. It wae of paramount importance that 4 tter the outbreak of the war ne portunity ehould have been given for the Th body of men lling and arming of an. dency ...
... arrived at Port Said. A Lima despatch states that the Government forces have routed the rebels z, killing 93 and wounding 40. Arms aud of the insurgents were abo captured. A Barcelona telegram says great damage hat beeu dove the explosion of bomb outside ...
... U'Coinior Power, might have l>een anticipated, drew together a large and enthusiastic audience. Un the platform we noticed Mr. John McQuilan, President the Local Home Rule Association, supported Mr. W. W. Robson, solicitor, and Messrs, Maecartney, McQuilan ...
... patrons in the stalls and balcony. TRENCH OR BENCH ? RECRUITING PROBLEM IN THE Yesterday a meeting called the Lord Mayor (Aid. John Fitzgerald) was! held in the Newcastle Town Hull for the purpose of considering the recruiting question. Those present, in ...
... NEW OWNERS Five Sunder land-built vessels have been sold The s.s. Broadgarlh (ex- Clydesdale). a steamer sold to a Tyneside Arm. has one deck and a spar deck, and is 3,754 tons gross. It was built by Messrs J. Laing in 1E95, with engines by Messrs G. Clark ...