His name was Beasley, John Beasley, and he went by John Beasley till he died.

His name was Beasley, John Beasley, and he went by John Beasley till he died.

His name was Beasley, John Beasley, and he went by John Beasley till he died.

Her husband's name was John Beasley.

Then her old mistress bought Beasley and paid fifteen hundred dollars to get my mother to come with her.

" Mr. Robert Beasley, Macon, Ga., in the "Georgia Messenger," July 27, 1837.

" Mr. JOHN C. BEASLEY, near Huntsville, Alabama, thus advertises a young girl of eighteen, in the Huntsville Democrat, of August 1st, 1837.

I reckon I'm like the red-roan sorrel Ed Harris got for a pinto from old man Beasley.

'Well, first, he's hard to catch,' says Beasley.

Pierre Bearn (A); 9Sep57; R198780. BEASLEY, NORMAN. Freighters of fortune.

Norman Beasley (A); 30Sep57; R200071.

By Norman Beasley.

Pierre Bearn (A); 9Sep57; R198780. BEASLEY, NORMAN. Freighters of fortune.

Norman Beasley (A); 30Sep57; R200071.

SEE Beard, Charles A. BEASLEY, NORMAN.

Norman B. Beasley (C); 7Aug63; R320139. BEASLEY, NORMAN B. Frank Knox, American.

Norman B. Beasley (C); 7Aug63; R320139. BEASLEY, NORMAN B. Frank Knox, American.

SEE Beasley, Norman.

By Sister M. Marguerite & Mary A. Beasley, employees for hire of Catholic University of America Press.

The Officer of the Law who arrived in a few Minutes was Mr. Otis Beasley, Most Worshipful Scribe of the Princes of Ethiopia, of which Mr. Winfield was the Regal Commander.

Mr. Beasley walked up to Mr. Winfield, and placing his Left Hand on his Brow, said, "Hail, Brother.

"What are the Objects of our Beloved Fraternity?" asked Mr. Beasley, in a whisper.

Having completed the Secret work, Mr. Beasley wanted to know what he could do for Brother Winfield.

In Conclusion he Soaked the Colonel for $32.75 in Fines and Costs, Confiscating the Weapon, which he afterward presented to Officer Otis Beasley as a Slight Token of Esteem.

Many Gaelic societies throughout the country put on Gaelic plays by Dr. Douglas Hyde, Pierce Beasley, Thomas Haynes, Canon Peter O'Leary, and others; and the Oireachtas (the Gaelic musical and literary festival) held each year in Dublin usually presents several Irish plays and offers prizes for new ones at each festival.