... through intimidation,’ he, the said Captain Robertson, well knowing the said statement to be false. —By order, (Signed) “J. S. Buoivkkiog, A.D G.” The membeis the court having been sworn, the Judge Advocate asked Captain Robertson whether he had any objection ...

... MISS BATEMAN. On Sxtardjy eveaiug it.e lue A4elpVl Thettre vltneAMd event sorb doi often leen within the wa!U a rapraaealttion of a play, character lu which Laa t>Aaa parformeU a la4t for a period o' eonsaculira month*, with la&aaAiQf Action tha public ...

... MISS BRADDON. Miss Braddon. who ** Lady Secret” and Aurora Floyu” everybody knows, lies just addressed ch-racteristie note to Freucb writer who for some particulars of her life:—“ Story! Lord bless you!” the writes, ” have none to tell, sir ! I hive not ...

... MISS ELLEN CONRAN. The m:tl Hftniirers (whose r.wioe U legion) of Miss Ki'ea will glad to U»m th»t our gifud coußtrywoßMia made most dibit io London »' concert the Sigßorina Marcldeio. The '• Thunderei tlie Timet hirasoll honoura her with m/rm praise- ...

... MARRIAGE OF MISS PIKE, CORK. o’clock Tharadar. Mtry Tike. *»c«e« duufiLUr Pike, «« the Frlstd*' Meeting U)u»c. ii.C4o-aUoet» Curk. Arthor i'url.nqtoo, «r.d, *• a Mr J the orld«1 which w*s r.ry large tot. werv —Joseph reasa* E q. and Mr» Peuie; Eeq Mrs ...

... Major vkrtox to Miss ** Mi-—I have i.ot even ir. J, w. u- vis CvC., t-» g«in ai;y more the luvjlo iration. jj*t am;wl (au-p in time see tin; French hoi.-itJ « n -.\i the Fu* clans iht- key uf tbe Fiu disputed side, luruieg, blowing up, departing that ...

... SEPTEMBER MEETING. Stewards—Marquis Conynghain, Hon. Colonel J. C. Wcstenra, and Captain D W. Pack Ranger—Robert Browne, Esq. Deputy Ranger and Keeper of Match book —J. K. Hunter, Esq. Judge— R. J. Hunter, Esq. Starter Mr. M. Clancy. The meeting commenced ...

... ther« moraorandura j v .ii' mention or converse with Mies ..-t that decL'ion the Court Ch&n- Had Miss Murphy’s will the ven* fault .j, will in the Court of Chancery had ■ I K the bequest to the community or to ;l * 'l’o mdividual?. . , d the cross-examination ...

... Solicitors and Agents introducing business to th-j Office receive vbrt liberal commission. EDUCATION. Establishment young ladies AT LANTRACII, NEAR KEMPTEN, BAVARIA. Tcims, £4O a Year. Ao Extra*. The MISSES JONES beg to inform the Heads of Familiej and Guardians ...

... Not Placed— Bucephalus, lOst I2lb (W Grlllon); Sly Fox, 9st 101 b (D May) ; Miss Maria, 9st 91b (Noonan Betting—7 to 4 agst Sly Foi, 2 agst Bucepalus, 7to agst Broomstick, 4to I agst Miss Marla. Won by half a ength after a fine race. The Armagh City Plate ...

... remain >•{»•!«« two ladies »vb ) ai'eni *d. 11k. j * their party ; *r w.ia >; flight convei-itif e;i> •.-k .v> I wont -h .ro. 1 . that n.y Gold, tdiow f.iiavt. tuwa.'ds hu. ila canght it. I .-raw him •‘j be*, ar.d -i' on, ami the whole party together 1 ...

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