... be said for him. There are a good many Gentiles, but the particular Gentile whom we might have expected to see so lovingly united to Mr. DISRAELI in this war of bitter and unscrupulous invective against Mr. GLADSTONE was not the son of the late Sir ROBERT ...

... James Dyson Richard Quannby should et Mr. if inchliffe on the ground and inform him of what was required to be done, awl it was unit. ,tood 'hat, on his agreeing to their proposal, they eonlil at The next meeting pass the plaits. - Mr. James Walker hand,sl ...

... that on his approaciling retirement from the Embassy at Vienna, Load Bloomfield, now an Irish peer, will be Blade a peer. the United Kingdom. FRANCE. TIIE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. VERS tILLES, Wedneaday evening. In yesterday's Kitting of the Nationil A sseriii ...

... criticism, Irish authors are especially popular. An immense proportion of the best journalism of the day is to be assigned to Irishmen. There are massive virtues which. by universal assent, may be ascribed to the acute, versatile, sensitive Irish character ...

... demands necessary for the welfare of Ireland which representatives of Ireland had united to ask, and which the representatives of England, Scotland, and Wales had united to refuse. (Cheers.) There is no such sentiment—there is nothing that Ireland has ...

... Dewsbury, Messrs. E sward North, Jno. France, Thos. ItlcDonagh, T. M. Audeley, Wm. Blakeley, &c. The bulk of the audience were Irishmen. Mr. EDWARD NORTH was elected to proide. He said he was rather enrpiised at being asked to take the chair, the experience ...

... the platelayers ad. per day advance. Tunnel men will ask 2s. in advance of those employed on open lines. There are now four Irishmen on the judicial bench in England—Judges Wells, Martin, Keating, and Quain. On Saturday night, a fire occurred in St. Paul's ...

... amounting to over £6OO were announced. At the same time the Attorney General took the chair at the anniversary festival of the United Lsw Clerks' Society. It is stated that the building known as the Guards' Institute, situated near the site of the proposed ...

... violence if they dared to offer an argument against such a course. Of the seventeen men who formed the committee nearly all were Irishmen, and most of the stokers were Irish too. Their conduct at nearly all the houses where they met has been disgraceful ; it ...

... the days of Macaulay . s New Zealander not far off, that England is afraid of the growing strength of the Irish in the United States, the 8,000,000 of them who have come from the old country and the 14,000,000 of Irish descent. It is scarcely becoming ...

... MN FM AND FORM be grit= the ' Folios Court—West Riding gister of Voters. Pa= —Farago' Nars—The Advance of Wool to the the United Leaseshwe' and Yorioddre • way sod the Board of Trada-m --- Ile. Nees—Time two.. 'folders will debor at Os Ma: Mama Non-Ticks• ...

... July 80th, 81st, and August Ist, against the United South, at Todmorden. August 6th, 7th, and Bth, against Twenty-two of Northampton (Plumb's benefit). September 10th, 11th, and 12th, against the United South, at Wellingborough. Mitchel, not fixed . ...