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... Belfast, led; Mr. On, Belfast, 2nd; Mr. Kennedy. Dublin, 3rd. Bulldogs (Different Classes)—Mr. Lepper. Belfast, two lets; Mr. Staveley, Belfast, two ands: Mr. Crothers, Ballymena, 3rd. ...
... Belfast, led; Mr. On, Belfast, 2nd; Mr. Kennedy. Dublin, 3rd. Bulldogs (Different Classes)—Mr. Lepper. Belfast, two lets; Mr. Staveley, Belfast, two ands: Mr. Crothers, Ballymena, 3rd. ...
... WATHIOLI. TESTER OBJECTION TO The above case was sifted by Messrs. Mr. C. J. Cunningham) st Dunstali Park this Monaro Walker and Staveley Hill (the latter seting for with the resuit that the objection was overruied; but the Stewards cautioned Mr. M. Harper as ...
... Tine ntian Fathers in Wicklow. The opening •ermnn will preached at 11.30 m Mass. WMt*. n, rto. 1. I RESIGNATION OF CANON STAVELEY, ***** * .Vhm UM«d KILUNEY. Ftr-.cirr M«.«, ! ! JP, i c™e. Gardiner w«» i b «.u « Bryan Byrne. Michael Mkhl ■ his of the ...
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... Mrs Fitzgerald, E Samuel Oeoghegan. C E; C Lloyd, B Lloyd,junior; R J hfoss, W Maxwell, Henry Pemberton. Raon•baut, Canon Staveley. George~F Stewart, JP; A W.tfrin, ward White. 8 Waterhoase. Letters were read approving of the object of the meeting, and ...
... hounds evidently lost scent. as they did not appear on the scene. Reputed wet noticed among the tombstones by the Rev. H. C. Staveley, who sue. needed in capturing it by enveloring it in a wrap. He subsequently took it down the Hart. well Road and released ...
... engine, and finally formed oi.c huge heap wreckage. The drivir. named Shenton, and the fireman, named Ontram, lie longing Staveley. Derbyshire, were bnried the ruins, and were not extricated for full hour. Doth were badly injured. ...
... THE BARNSLEY KAILWAY ACCIDENT Bernard Out ram. of Staveley, the stoker injured in the railway accident at Barnsley, on Friday, died at Beckett Hospital, Barnsley, on Saturday. ...
... TBB QUBBN ADD CANON STAVELBY. TV> following latter has been raaaivad tbs Rev. Canon Robert Staveley from ientmeat- Colooel Sir Arthur Blgge, K.C.8., Private Secretary to Her Majeaty the Queen VtoeragaJLedge. Duhiin. April 6. IflOa Dsas Sir, —The Queen ...
... itself creditably when got chance, for it has had no opportunity of gaining glorv since it brought such credit on Sir Charles Staveley the attack on the Taka Forts 40 years The railways of the world carry over 40,000,000 passengers weekly. With the exception ...
... ?? 6d; Johrn ?? Esq; Messrs Fannin and CO, Limited' Messrs R a-nd A Barrett, John Flynn, Esq: Ralp% Va'entinsi Esq; Mifr Staveley. Cramer Homan, Eeq: A B, nsD each; Miss A 11 winder's collection, £1 Xas 6d: Ms ase Freston, Mrs Coegrave, Mrs Sargent, Mrs ...
... creditably when it got a chance, for it has had no opportunity of gaining glory since it brought such credit on Sir Charles Staveley in the attack on the Taku Forts 40 years *go. Tua railways of the world carry over 40,000,000 piiiiongers weekly. the exception ...