... when e Dr. Guinness delivered a lecture in St. lnoch's Church, on the life and labours of his father, Rev. C H. Grattan Guiuness. Mr. John Workman, J.P., presided; and there wvss a large attendance. The lecture, which wvs singularly interesting, was listened ...

... moneymaking fete in Lord Iveagh's gardens this afternoon. The county councils conference was launched to- day by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart, M.P., the convener, in a speeb that was plausible, if not practical. There were twenty-two or twenty-three ...

... -r raine. Mr. John (Carr, examiing ofi-er at Port- W' niSh, in the port of (Coleraine, has been promoted cal to be examiniug officer at Warrenpoint, in the port C r of Neo\iwry. JMr. V). M oigan, assistant examining Gr officer, Cardigan, has been proomoted ...

... Belfast ; John I Quinn, St. Patriok's College, Armagh; Hugh . Brown, Glenmore, Lieburn; William Main. Ban. s bridge; William Peebles, Banbrldge ; Robert I M'Camnmon, Banbridge; John Morrison, Banbridge, County Down; Thomas Kane, Patrick John M'Nabb, William ...

... O'D. Taylor, Esq., James MacAdam, jun., Esq., Dr. Diekie, John Grattan, Esq., Gordon A. Thompson, Esq., E. Cocy, Esq., Robert MlacAdatrm, Esq., John Grainger, Esq., James It. Garret, Esq., John Hlind, jun., Esq J ames Hind, Esq., Dr. MiCor- mac, J. Davison ...

... follow the baneficial consequencts of freo trade in agri. tultural produce. 'WHOLESALE ROBBERY AT CARDIGAN JAILI SUMMARY DiSMISSAL OF THE GOVFRNOR. AT the Cardigan Quarter Sessions, On Tuesday, Mr. C. M Griffiths, deputy-chairman, peresiding, the visiting justices ...

... and children were sitting around their fire, a gang of eighit or nine rufians, armed with guns, and disguised in various walys, rushed into the cottage, and demanded arms. Murphy, seeing that alt resist- ance was useless, quietly gave up his revolver ...

... White- law Reid (the special envoy from the United States), Sir John Forrest, Mr. J. L. Burns, thie Attorney-General of Queensland, the Right Honour- able J. Mead, of Dublin; Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, ?? ; Mr. Edward Murray, of Dublin; and others. A special ...

... pre- liminary meeting o the'previauss day. Among those. present were John Shea' Lalor, Esq., Dr. M'VKnight, Rev. John Coulter, D.D.Gilnhhirk; Rev. John Ren- toul, Ballymoney; -Rev.; John -Rogers, Comber;' Wm.' Gridwood, REsq., Lurgai; C. G. Eluffy, Bsq. ...

... excitement, and the crowd swayed to and fro, crashing, shoving, and pushing, without intermission. Women, with children in their arms, had narrow escapes; drums and instruments had to be carried overhead to pre- serve them from injury, and in one of the alight ...

... to clear off his debt, After the death of Earl of Cardigan, of Balaclava fame wh 2 last heir, his earldom passed to his kinsi ht '° Marquis of Ailesbury. ?? Abbey r, 413 the a portion of this Cardigan estate ?? skas for sale. While the town of Leeds was ...

... between £200 and £300 a year. The ratepayers are beginning to rzb their eyes in quest of the advantages from Home Rule. Mr. John Dillon, M.P, speaking at a meeting of the National Federation this afternooni, alleged that the Unionists had voted for the ...