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... ARMS BURIED. Near Tralee he learnt for the first time that the voyage was connected with the Irish volunteer movement The submarine steamed close in. A collapsible boat in which they had revolvers and ammunition, overturned in the surf, and they had to ...
... MR JOHN MORLBY. M.P, ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION, At t- mewhtt brit reported on Tuetdty Mr John Moilej, M.P m the jnoior mfin>> ...
... of the Light Brigade and apeak with Lord Cardigan, alchongh of course I know now that he did so. But 1 distinctly remember that Nolan returned to the brigade, and his having a mere momentary talk with Cardigan, the close which he drew his sword with a ...
... injuries to the legs and arms on account of a girder falling on him at the Consett Iron Works Letters to the Editor Soviets and Britain (To the Editor of the “Shields Daily News.”) Sir,—With reference to the letter of Sir N. Grattan-Doyle which appear* in ...
... Arab News Agency, Charles Pittuck (45), the Marconi Co., of Egypt, James Zarb. a British businessman resident in Egypt, and John Stanley, of the Prudential Assurance Cotnoanv. They «re accused with other*—ll Egyptians and Kilav— Belonging to a - controlled ...
... the local divisions. Labour is to contest the four divisions Newcastle. Last night it was decided to run John Beckett as the Labour opponent Grattan Ddyle in the North. In the West, ‘Councillor David Adams the sitting Labour member has been adopted again ...
... unscrupulous Government ’9B, but would fail now they failed then. The Irishman who now thought could throw away his arms, just Grattan disbanded the volunteers *B2, would find that he bad placed himself in the power of ornel, unrelenting English enemy ...
... switch the light ou. It was his brother John. John said to him: There’a a lad ou» side looking for you.” Who it asked the witness, sitting up bed. The defendant thereupon hit iue head with hammer, and again in# arm. . _ . His father came into the room ...
... 32 HIGH STREET EAST WALLSEND VALES FOR YOUNg READERS We shan't be long, John ' I said. Long John said Phillip. That's Robin Hood's period, isn't itl Here's something not quite Robin Hood, but it's early English and castles and knights and that ...
... LIMB JUICE. Tlmm celebrated Water* b» b* •bUind *ll Sr^tt'Stef^^LWATK WORKS, MEDICAL HALL, HIDE HILL, BER: WICK ON-TWKBD, , JOHN ELLIOT *ll pertlceler eUectloa table Lime JdloeCordul, beiccMenufeotuted from lb* FlneA Weet ledte Lime Jibe, «Bdpeee«toidl ...
... Shields; ended by John Charlcswotth, Sunmter- Ttlel, Kingsway, Tynemouth. Armstrong. Johnson Hunter, Thomas Scott, William Hector Frt.ser. R. H. Stephenson, Jane Mary (Jtaut, Thomas Peterson, Janus Pow Kent. Second paper—Proposed John William t-ickbuin ...
... Easy Walking. NUGENT, Saville Street, North Shields. JOHN BAKER (son of the late J. Bakar, late of tho Earl Grey) wishes to inform bis numerous friends that be has OPENED the FREE HOUSE “ARTILLERY ARMS. Tynemouth Road, with Choice Selection of Ales, Porter ...