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... Oarnarvon Pavilion in April, 1888, when seconding the vote of thanks to Lord Salisbury for his visitto this part of the Principality.In the course of that speech the hon. member referred to Lord Salisbury as the driver of the imperial stage coach. His lordship ...
... ampsn. acowad~anblackuars Losstrm~aei e'ranu hnhim, as second for Isis antagoinist, dunring this figh t, lie vioN ild challenge him to- combat fur two hundred pounds nioved. a side, onl ai stage within one hundred; muiles! of time present Itt, metropolis ...
... -way which showed traces of wide reading rand careful research. There was an umnistak. n able evidence of the influence which the newv , Liberalism of the time had gained over his Is mind in the clear and conclusive reasoning by which he showed that the ...
... the 24th inst., at Rhoddlan, by the Rer. T. Wynne Ed- cc wards, M.A., Thomas Lloyd, Esq., Pydew, Meliden, to Isabella, te second daughter of Enoch Oratton, Esq, Aberkinsey, Rhyl, late of Cornist, Flint. On the 23rd inst., at Beeston, Notts, by the Rev ...
... o'clock at night. The defendant pleaded that the notice was from Novenmber to April, and that the extended hours commenced on the let April. He did not understand that April was inclusive. The magis- n trates gave the defendant the benefit of the doubt ...
... narvon, on 'Iues- day last, made the puasage in the short space of seven hours. It is said that the recent failures in the stage- coach trade llave been priincipally owing to the ruinously low rates at wilich tbe spirit of coin petition ias in(ditced many ...
... ASSASSI- ?? ~~o w LNAIOuN. rea- *The present is the second occasion tlhat a £-resi- the ardi dent of the United Stateshas been eshot. The first Car was the memorable instance on the eventing of the 14th of April, 1865, -when President Lincoln was assissinatid ...
... terminate her theatrical n career where she commerced it-on *hle Plysnoutir b stage. She is to appear on the Ist of' Julre, andI after performing a few rights takes her leave ofthio t stage for ever. At the sale of Lord Gay(lyr's valuable collectiro s of Firrcign ...
... was discovered at thre base) 01 ' laga the left lueg oin Satuidimy. On Sunday imorning,, p wyonl exanminiition, tire chest showed considerable fc ridef roeesion of inflamination, which now involved a 1 oh ~grea part of thle left lung and aleso a saiali ...