... Brools, of Sir Johu Ennis, of Mr. Thomas L'ea, of Mr. Charles Afeldon, and of one or two others as thev found themselves com. pelled to vote in the same lobby with Sir Stafford Northeote, Mr. Sexton, and Mr. Fr-ank Hugh O'Donnell ! A few other Irish Whigs ...

... Johlnston, Esq., ?? William Johnston, Esq., MP.; Thos. APClure, Esq., MJAN; David Taylor, Esq., J.P.; Vere Foster, Esq.; Dr. Rea, American Consul; Dr. Wilberfore Arnold, Dr. Jas. Moore, Dr. M'Keown, Rev. Hugh Hanna, Rev. William M'Clare, Rev. John Kinghan, Rev ...

... securities consols were again frac- tionally better. British rails. with the exception of Lancashires, were generally lower. American rails were also depressed. In foreign rails, Mexican declined i. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank of England ...

... William Warmington, together with about ten little girls who chor sned to the several Fongs. The s;econd part, a Christy minstrel euter- tainment, woe gone through by the x3vl-knowoi| Christy minstirels, Nessrs. William Warminglton, Thomas Buirns, William ...

... Plevna some of the strength which has been concentrated upon it. We are greatly mistaken if the Ozariwitch has not been com- pelled to give some of his regiments to make the line of investment complete at Plevna; and a vigorous movement would probably expose ...