... held here on Thrutelay—Major Bbs. her, LEL., J.P. la floe .:hair. The other Guardians present WM.— John Johnston. EINI. (Laren) John Matioun. Emu. scn. ; John Maroon. Bay.. ion. ; Samuel If 'Cullsigh. Eel.- J. W. Greer, Ear., J.P. ; W. Link, Eaq. ; W. Atkinson ...

... concert in the Ulster Hslllut evening was of • mat attractive char tcter. The vocal‘ats were—May a . Cowley-iquier ecd lir. T. Grattan Belly, both per. tormera of a high repwation. lira. Ito lama proud , at the piano. and Mr. F. C. Smythe at theorem. Th, programing ...

... Jalanatoo. J P., sad *ober Tbemmaso, S.?. ; Ja.. Ina sad John Nortoa. by Robert and Omega lord. Camas WAL.—Jdurea /cabins and Thiel Manama noasiostad by W. Quartos Eimer and Job. lobos; John aorta, aad Jotm lea by W. J. aad DOOM Yee! ; Dr. Corry, by ...

... iv going to receive .044 repairs sad altsnions on thc Qaeeu's Island, where she was built. young named Cowden, raiding in Grattan Court, sustained a revere accident on Saturday lash It anew he was fighting with another man wlan he tell and sustained a ...

... and it. landlord is Mr. John Nicholson, D.L , of Batrath. To all persons who have taken any interest in tie melancholy history of Irish evictions it is not fleece very to state that in that tear stained record the name of Mr. John Nicholson has obtained ...

... HIGH WATER THIS DAY. (11a1 the ilfstcr (taniincr. ~. -~.~ PRO ARM ET FOCIS. BELFAST: SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1878 The Qom= Government said to be about to take step. against the abuse arising from We _le in Germany of American diplomas. An international ...

... of it at once to Mr. John Dale, the agent for Meyer.t lumen and Co in New. York. On looking over hat of passengers botod the ilidattal imam, when she lot New York and &Won, it &mosso , that there were two named Thew!, son one John Th-mp on. a cabin passenger ...

... father.; here and there is gallant rebel still sionemed an armed resistane agaitat Euglieh rule in Bela d; I the light that had shone in et upon • hundred tionsind dashing bayonet. of the armed Protestant gentry of Ireland was dm. for, alas. that light ...

... stealing a coat and cap, the property of John Stewart. John Stewart deposed that the cost and cup (produced] were his property. They were value AI les. John Campbell was °moaned, and deposed that he lived in Grattan Street. He got the pawn-ticket of • coat ...

... after using the Indian Lotion for a short time, 1 obtained entire relief. WILLIAM H. LIZARS, C.E. Retail in Belfast by Grattan Co. ; Wheeler & Whit- taker; Bell t Co.; Payne Co.; Cantrell. Davidson Bold in Bottles, at le and each, with full direrekes ...

... in charge of the celebration were Meagre. 'Snip. Mulligan (chairman). Bernard Henry (secretarc), Peter O'Neill (treasurer), John Henry, Maurice tylleoone. P. Crowley. P. Sharkey, Charley N'Meeee, F. O'Neill, Daniel Sutton. P. O'Donnell, W. Sullivoe, J ...

... several peerage. from Mr. Butt's celebrated discussioe with O'Connell, sad quoted his mention thet the bowed oortitotion of Grattan made Ireland nothing more than • paltry. pitiful pro- AMOS. The lecturer then proceeded to argue that without sepamtice from ...