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... Honses. I S Mr John Hay (Aberdeen), at Mrs Macdonald's, E, lan- to fearn Cottage Li Miss Crooks, Miss Gilebrist. and Miss Roger (Edin- n( burgh)', at Miss Lament's, Mtill o'~ Cossil Cottage. as Mr and Mrs Hamnilton Johustone and partsy (Hampetead S Heath) ...
... Charles B. Richardson George Powell Doyle James B. K. Robb David Duncan . Edward W.,Robertson Robert Hume Fallon liermann Rogers-Tilletone Charles Andrew Ironside George Shirres Frederick T. Keyt William Dyne Steel James Lawson - John Alexander Williams ...
... Street, Dublin, where the business of the paper was being secretly conducted. The owners of the house resisted, and some bannisters were broken. The police seized 500 copies of the paper yesterday. Hunt was con- veyed to Kilmainham Gaol, The Land League ...
... Sarah Philip 56, R. Morrice 60, Jessic Jamiason 50; Standard VI-Sarah Philip 68. ST CLEM1enT STRaEr ScHoo1 Standard V.-Maggie Roger 68, John Main, 56, Frank Carnegie 04, John Cirai 64, Jos. Gleinie 5S, Standard VI-Mary HeInderson 70, MaggieWalker 68, Sarah ...
... Borman, Clerwood, near Edinburgh; Mr F. Bannister, London ; SIr Thomas Webster and family, Netting- -ham ; Mr and Sirs Sinsuer, Captain and MLs Barslow, : LrseStucocey, Msuckelney; Sir J. G. Whitperis and MDrs Rogers, London; Mr and Mrs J. B. Mirfles, Glasgow; ...
... whieb they eeived were not of much consequence. The riotetrs, aothalf-post four, proceeded to the spirit stor eL of Mr Jacob Bannister. - A watch and a considerable tnffi'%F money were abstracted, t'be bobkt and papers carriod off, a- cask of brandy was thrown ...
... IWatt, Sir P. Brace, sirdisr Willias Davidson, paper- do ruler, helped niaterrally to tire success of tlso concert. th Miss Roger and Miss Symmers sang a dost very neatly. A~t the cltos of the entertainment, on the Icell of the, cisairman, the audience ...
... Corporal F. Coleman. Severelty wounded k-nec deadl-W. Bannister. W. Vimney, and C. Evers. cSTr YORKSHIRE REGIMENT. Dangerotsly wounded, .sinoe dead-Bandzan D, XW. Davis. Drummer A. Coombs, Privates W. G. Rogers. IV. Allen. Dangerously wounded-Sergeant A. Atkinson ...