... respectable 1 can. Bv Electric Tklkorxph.— [From the Freeman’s Journal.]—\> Mr. Meagher was proceeding the head his club v Grattan Wednesday evening, from the club-room in Cumberland street the Music hall, was stopped at the end Glocester street the police ...

... London, merchant, for improvements in diedikw, — . being a communication. John Weece, of Town, Middlesex, machinist, for certain isspromments is obtaining and applying modes power. John Berber Hanby, of Dewsbury, for imprommemts in making communicatioes between ...

... Countess of Winterton, Viscount and Viscountess Muuntgarrett, the Adjutaliblieneral (Sir John Macdonald), Lord Grantley, the Hon. biome Norton, Colonel Sir John Rowland Eustace, Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Chaplin, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Prettyman, Mr. W. and ...

... and poulterer, of Leicester, had two thousand head of game in his shop, the result of a battus on the estate of the Earl of Cardigan. On Wednesday he added four hundred more, and on the following (last) Saturday he received a still larger addition to his ...

... Hotel, on the oression of the fires visit of the Right Hon. Sir John Cain Hob. Ileum, M.P., who, it will be recollected, was returned by a majority of the constituents in the room of John Attwood, Eel., not only in his abonee, but in the face of an address ...

... Junes in the late ran-n of the Queen against W. S. O'Brien, Esq., M.P., Thomas Meagher, and John - Mitchel. The hon. gentleman contended that the trial of John Mitchel was a gross departure from the due wlmiuistration of justice in striking from the panel ...

... that he had been instrumental in asking his countrymen to arm themselves. I nder the present circumstances of all countries in Europe it w as the duty every person to obtain the possession of arms. here was not a nation in Europe which did not make it part ...

... acted on Mr. Gower's behalf on that occasion, and received instructions from Mr. Barber. On the Friday before the last election John Stevens came to me, and in consequence of what passed I went to Mr. Pike at the Reporter newspaper office. I saw that gentleman ...

... in the central amiggirtmenta, the emblems of 88. Matthew and Mark • those of the southern window, the emblims of N. Lake and John. The lower lights of these two windows hr centre a chaste flower pattern. The pmvailing *hew both windows green, surrounded ...

... the leaders of a loyal association at Dublin and the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, relative to the expediency of assembling in arms, the order of the day was moved for the third reading of the Crown and Govern. meat Security Bill. Mr. HOME repeated his ohiection ...