... English, Mr. John Duel Miss Brewer, both Trowbridge. Sept 17, the Parish Choreb, the Ecv H H. Duke, Vicar, F. G. Brown, of Froroe, to Sarah Anne King, daughter of Mr. William King, sex ton of Westbury Parish Church. Sept. 19, at St. John Church, D«vtzes ...

... Peter Carroll, Thomas King. John Ford, George Bann, R. Owen Glendwr, G. Lay Smith, William Willianisou, John Breese, John Buckton, Richard Young. John Lawson, William Perkin. Isaac Hanson, John Ettridge, B. Evans, James ...

... been in the most unjust and illegal manner wilfully, wickedly, and barbarously perverted and outraged. Dublin.” Henry Grattan.” Mr. John T. Hinds, relative, it to be presumed of the late un! fortunate victim of agragrian barbarity, writes follows, under ...

... taken the chair, but was prevented by attack of influenza. His place was taken by his son (the Earl of Cardigan), who was accompanied by Lady Cardigan. The guests included, in addition to the county Mayors referred to, who in most cases were accompanied ...

... he no dculty He strongly ditepproged of Sting • ortain sum as • —The then to the of the *dee, after oonsidenble dente. He. John H. Blake that ag n of chttrenee in non whtth certainly onght to commend itself to who mend to • low tote—wee and into the ...

... (Masons Arms). M. Eyers 14 (Rookies) B. Goodridge (Roamcrs). League*table; Rookies legs, 1581 pts.; Nitwits 147 J; Hits & Misses 175, 138. Moonrakcrs 190* 137)1 Rcsml, Liberal A 185, 111): Bo«-wo«, 190. 123). Socialists 185. 78); Masons Arms 180. 69. ...

... It was that of Mr. Spencer Walpole, eldest son of the Right Hon. Spencer Horatio Walpole. to the youngest daughter of Sir John Digby Murray, late Lieutenant-Colonel in the Scots Fusileer Guards. The Robert Loftus Tottenham, chaplain to the Legation. ...

... gentlemen arc among the life members of the Associationßight Hon. Lord Dunsany, Lord Cardigan, Sir Vincent H. P. Caillard, Sir John Wallington, K.C.8., Messrs. John Fuller. M.P., Edward Colston, M.P., Colonel C. Napier Miles, C.8..M.V.0., Major G. Dalrymple ...

... Pat, Borne-rule has had its inning.: See how the game has gone. Much has been said of John Bull's But not so much of Paddy's winnings, Through partnership with John. You tell us, through that famous seer, Orator Butt, QC., Irish Press-laws are too severe: ...

... lobby. With the of poor Mr. Hay ter, who has dined, and is but too happy to snatch five minutes’ tcmpor.ry oblivion in the arms of Morpheus from the fatiguing dut.es of a wlilpp.r-in, or of Mr. Wilson, who is deep down many a fathom a statistical calculation; ...

... the menthera upon the flourishing slate of the histitution. Aa extmordinary take of salmon ha i been secured ;he 'reify, at Cardigan. On the morning tide 170 tiea were taken, of which 130, we,gbi.,g 1,•.891b., were sold at le. 2d. per lb. Um the markets ...

... Laverton Institute, to bear • lecture on Ireland, historical and political, illustrated by lime-light dissolving views, - by Mr. John Grant, of the Inner Temple. The lecture was very interesting, and was delivered with eloquence and dramatic touches, especially ...