... labourer named William Anson. who was identified by Miss Speaks. He has been brought up at the Pollee Court—before the Rev. Tudor Fitzjohnand charged with attempting to commit an assaulton Miss Speaks. On the application of the police, he was remanded, the ...

... having gone to Paris. Sir Henry James, reasoning again that Devitt was the mainspring and source of the Land League, went on to speak of Duvitt's fast American tour. He alleged that Davin was undoubtedly received and entertained by the trustees of the Skirmishing ...

... great misery. The concWsiow to which he bad arrived was tliat the Gombeen man, formerly known In Ireland, was dead and gone, speaking goiferally, and districts in which might still snrrire ware esoeptioual. wen still trtmes of him, but attrilrated his di ...

... ASSEMBLY ROOM, TOWN HALL, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 90th, 1889, At 7-30 pm., whin A. WESTON JARVIS, Esq., M.P., For Hing's lank will speak on the subject of Binietallia. Tits atiendanoe of all them ineareseed in Forming and Agrionitare is specially invite& Chairman ...

... i says : Her fenaiug-master is no Gait r than Mons. B. Bertrand, professor of fencing to the late Prince Imperial, and he speaks in the highest tetras of the oonrage and prowess of his Royal pupil. ...

... and Skipton till further notice. The carrying of goods has been entrusted to the Midland and lorkshire Railway Companies. Speaking at a luncheon in connection with the sale of the Earl of Verulain's shire stud at Sopwefi, St. Alban's, Mr. P. A. Muntz, ...

... endowment of £4,000. Her tal Highness received purees for the charity, plan tree in the ground, and made tour of the hospital: speaking to merry of the patients, end afterwards visited the historical Oases in Leicester. The Marquis of Lorne was to have acoompanined ...

... P. W. (Wish Eng. W. Bromley Davenport. Esq., M.P.; P. P. Pennant, Esq.. M.P., The Hon. G. T. Kenyon, M.P., and others will speak. CHAIRMAN :—THE LORD KENTON, Reny Councillor. SPORTS. A BAND AND DANCING. Nistrabee to Members of the Primrose Leegoe—FßlM ...

... gartis might hare beat expected to appear In Aluuth. QUIZE tiers.—Our ooutemporaries speak of ths . it, .hr of Movers. Chubb's Loud= smiths. Obsiottiab correctly speaking, Milts:AM he a &eh. oat. ...

... MR. RHODES ON KRUGERISM. Mr Rhodes, speaking at Port Elizabeth, alluded to Sir James liievewright's election as a great knock for Krugerism, and declared that he was resolved upon the union of South Africa. If President Krugw were egged on to treat the ...

... Chnrob, At Two o’clock LUNCHEON will be provided the Victoeia Hotel. After Inncheon the Rev. R. R. Rodgers, of Birmingham, will speak to the toast of ** Civil and Roliakms liberty.” Tickets 2a. fid. each. At Six o’clock the FOUNDATION STONE of the New Schoolroom ...

... daughter, Lady Peggy Primrose, who preeei.ted the certificates and medal, to the men. Lord Rosebery delivered au address, speaking about the pert- Why and bravery of London firemen, and alluding to their poesession of what the great Napoleon called two ...