... FI RST H 0 M E OF HOME R U LE. JWU= GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT IN COLLEGE-GREEN, 1793. I 'ra time when Grattan's Parliament is being much discussed, many will I*interested to see what Grattan's Parliament House was like. In the ,:01lnpanying sketch, which ...

... reached 1,400,0CO crowns; more than doubled-a fact significant in itself. THE GRATTAN STATUE. Our Dublin correspondent, writing last night, says :-The unveiling of the Grattan statue in Dublin to-day was a tamer local event than the O'Connell Centenary ...

... contemporary gives the following singular details of the will of the late Earl of Cardigan. His lordship has left /5,000 to Viscount CIIrZo, M.P., and 5,000 to the Hon. John Vivian, M.P., his executors; o to the Earl of Westmorland; /io,ooo to Miss Clement; ...

... the Earl of Cardigan, as the result of the accident which happened to him a day or two previously. The late Earl (the seventh) was the eldest surviving son of Robert, sixth Earl, by Penelope Anne, second daughter of the late Mr. George John Cooke, of ...

... Grapes (27) Green Dragon (so) Green Man (20) King's Arms (64) King's Head (34) Noah's Ark (6) Red Lion (53) Rising Sun (23) Robin H-lood and Little John (4) Rose and Crown (30) Shakspeare's (8) Ilead and Arms ShiP (32) Star and Garter (13) Sun (14) Two Brewers ...

... residences of the Dukes of Leinster, and the arms of the Fitzgeralds are placed over the principal entrance. It was there, too, that the duer between Daniel O'Connell and D'Esterre, stepfather of the Rev. Grattan Guinness, was fought. A youth of fifteen, ...

... Staff Commander John Ellis Knight, for negligently stranding the Agincourt on the Pearl Rock, Gibraltar, commenced on board the Royal Adelaide flagship at Devonport to-day, Admiral Codrington presiding. The navigating lieutenant, Mr. John William Macdulen ...

... HeC was ?? in the accomplishment of both these missions. The death is also announced of Mrs. Grattan, the widow of Mr. Thoiats Colley Grattan. Mrs. Grattan, who was descended from the ancient family of the O'Donncls, died at the advanced age of eighty-four ...

... Castle-yard down Parliament-street, and over Grattan Bridge into Capel-street. At this time most of the men wore their badges, a narrow band of coarse linen, stamped with the letters V.R.,' and fastened to the arm by means of a buckle. They thus attracted ...

... treason-felony. It was in '67. He was taken while leading an armed charge on some barracks, but praised by the judge for bravely rescuing some women and children from the flames. Sir Thomas 'Grattan Esmonde is the only baronet in the party. He is also a landlord ...

... whatever. It would appear that Mr. Kinglake is not a very zealous admirer of the purchase system. Speaking of the late Lord Cardigan, who, entering the army as a cornet at the advanced age of twenty-seven, purchased himself, after six years' home service ...

... ment which it is intended to set up in Ireland has no real resemblance to the Irish Parliament of the eighteenth century. Grattan's Parliament was a Parliament of Pro- testant Loyalists, of the chief owners of property in Ireland, of men who were bound ...