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... The Right Rev. Dr Murray. Bishop of Maitland, and tne Rev. Cornelias Murphy, of Hobart Town : with several friends, who are proceeding to their respective dioceses, and will join her at Queenstown. For terms of passage money, 4c., apply to the Country ...
... 18, 1908 and saw Mr, ■Cholmondeley Clfrko going into Mrs. O’Brien’*. Cheers were given two men the door. They followed Mr. Clarke to Mr. Maher’s aiid d shout, Down with Clarke, the rancher. Wm. Proctor deposed he was partnership with Mr. ...
... estimation of Mr. SOLO! face Be their use, and can now do work he was unable delighted with the effect viously to with other —viz, to read and write for any of time with from the use of Mr. ‘He finds also Gate, county Spec ‘The Rev. Dr. Banxien begs to ...
... DR. KING’S 'DANDELION LIVER-PILL) FOR BILE. WIRO, Headache, Furred Toncue. Appeute. Hea.tburn, Sbo^l* lionT and aU Liver and De, Kihg'i i,'. ou»»»! ...
... DR. KING’S DANDELION QUINI** LIVER-PIUS M BILE. WIND. INDIWTIW. Tongue. UMknetf, o:diay. ■ bum. IW •ad Stomach ComplamM ,fcc llT * kmtg gußE& l Tlio giant Musk, Mimnlo* ,ibly scarcely a. hardy Mtk. drought, dur.ug tU wting to it have alway* WJ“ ?,»,» ...
... DR. KING] DAMDELIOI * OW* uffiSri IJeidacVe. Furred Dt, K.-s'i u kl .> Sc:.: tiny *-'■■-'*• l , - no»]«_4 u>v * As-st*-** 1 ' ARCTIC expeditions. ventures in the far north. WITH DR. BRUCE. NEWCASTLE, September 30. n.gter’s representative to-day had ...
... DR. KING’S DANDELION ft QUININE LIVER'-PILLS A POsimrß CUM FOE /ILI, WIND. INDIGBSTION. H.uj.cht, Fmt «l*tatu. OkUiuu, Loo of Awitlt*. Hh»- in, Ili.iiMv Mu, Coo.Up.tioß, and all UMr md atoioub Compltfaiu (muutut without aav ss*mr c Tkie TnganUoa of jM&dslioß ...
... R.N. the Bari of Dgin—Mr. O. Barlow. Te Mr. W. Cardwell—Mr. J. Cardwell (of the Temple). To the Moo. Henry Fitsroy—Mr. A. Bonham-Carter. the 800. Henry Brand—Mr. W. C. FreemanUe (of the To Mr. Uku-Mi. (at Uw ...
... Mr King - Dr Kealy, and Dr Kelly got £2 a week. Mr Coddington—For what Mr King-Doing Di Ellis’s dnty. Mt FluiiNgon would like to know what they proposed to do as to cost incurred ...
... Page Simplicity marked the services held over the bodv of the late Mr. Samuel Clemens (•• Mark'Twain), the Presbyterian Church, New York, on Saturday, Rev. Dr. Henry Vandyke and Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Twitchell spoke', eulogising the late humorist a marl and ...
... IRISH AFFAIRS ' -- MR MAITLAND AND CUM WAIL I Mr r.4,-,4 Maithued, at stouiliiidge, ferring to Irish a.m. said cesineett that the country did not Shorn at this monist wan much chance a civil war. thought the country was right. of civil war is oPi Kau ...
... Keating, formerly Cashel Ireland, aged 00 years, dearly-loved f ithor of Mr W P. Daly, lunior. . P4T llV—October 2. 1910. at tho Mcrnon Nursing llomc slerrion street, Infant son Mr. aSd Mrs. Cyril Pallia. Athgarvan TYS^-U£totefB. Ma*in widow of deorge A. eldest ...