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... Ward, East Indies Adelaide, tender to flag-ship, Cape of Good Hope Advice, tender to Sanspareil, Cork Agamemnon, 91, capt. Thomas Hope, Mediterranean. Ajax, 60, capt E. Heatlicote, coast guard Alacrity, 4, com. J. K. E. Baird, Mediterranean. Alecto, 3 ...
... should be happy to double his sub- scription: he should, however, wish a directory to be formed i* the town and county. Mr Thomas made some remarks which we did not hear. Dr. Sutton, in reply, said: Mr Chater has only done a public duty. Mr Mathias: lliave ...
... once removed to Melville Hos- pital, are John Head, Peter Wilson, Richard Tyler, John Ruffell, Gordon Goodsham, John Friend, Thomas Row- land, John Marsh, and John Potter. The injuries sustained b)' Head are concussion of the brain and fracture of the skull ...
... Devonport Adventure, 2, com. E. Lacy, passage home Advice, 1, Second Master M. Raymond, Queenstown. Agamemnon, 91, capt. Thomas Hope, Mediterranean. Ajax, 60, capt E. Heathcote, Kingstown Alacrity, 4, com. J. K. E. Baird, Mediterranean. Alecto, 3, com ...
... Those who speedily recovered and ven enabled to proceed to their homes, -Elkin Clerk, 27, Devonshire Street, Queen's Square; Thomas Harming, 8. Ernes-Street, Re- gent's Park Henry Smith, Chelsea — Campion, 4, Stanley Mews; klfred Hanford, 7, Hercules Road ...
... Curry, Devonport Adventure, 2, com. E. Lacy, China. Advice, 1, Second Master M. Raymond, Queenstown. Agamemnon, 91, capt. Thomas Hope, Mediterranean. Ajax, 60, capt. J. McN. Boyd, Kingstown. Alacrity, 4, com. J. K. E. Baird, Mediterranean. Alecto, 3, ...
... the fire, and a constable snatched back part of a copy of the Irish People newspaper. The man was then taken into custody. Thomas Roult, aged 18, had known the prisoner for about two months. Witness was an Irishman. He had been to the prisoner's house ...
... of her has been received. NATIONAL SCHOOL.—We have much pleasure in stating that Miss Elizabeth Evans, the daughter of Mr Thomas Evans, of Glo'ster Terrace, has obtained a First Class Queen's Scholarship. She is now free to enter any training college ...