... proposing the health of the viot-chair- C,, the Mayor of Torrington, said, * Their gallant guest 5 t placed in the position ?? Cardigan, who, it was Was °S -t 40 owhen for the present position he held in the saw' ba i) r ho s is he met his friends at Leeds ...

... 80/el Marine Ad. Bray, (or Scotland. John Hntohell, Erq, and F M Faulkner, Eeq, have ft the Breslio Marina Hotel, Bnj. Genera), Mrs, and the Miseea Coffin aad party ire left the Brea]la Royal Marine Hotel, Bray. Mrs Grattan Bellow, family, and mite, have lift ...

... THE RAID FOR ARMS COUNTY CORK. Three of tbe five prisoners cnarged ou remand Newmarket (county Cork) Petty Sessions, connexion with the recent raid for arms made in district, were dismissed yesterday, and the other two (Collios and Sullivan) were remanded ...

... MR. JOHN DEVOY. Mr. John Devoy said;—“l am glad see such splendid gathering of country people here to-day. It is meet and proper that Irish citizens should celebrate the Fourth July VIVICIVU-n with double fervour and enthusiasm. Our race was well represented ...

... interesting to the majority of our readers, we doubt not the announce. ment of the death of Sir Bernard Burker Ulster King.at-Arms, will be received by them with regret. Democracy with its iconoclastic tendencies has indeed relegated heraldry and its old-world ...

... great Wolfe Tone prove that Grattan and the Volunteers bungled ! I do not reply these opinions, though it would be very easy to do so, but refer them Gonnoll and Grattan, far greater men than any now existing in Ireland. I: Grattan’* was bungling affair, then ...

... ConsUhle Donohoe. who wss examined yesterday, end the man John Welsh, referred to bis information. I arretted John the 15th Norember last, in poblicbonte, No. 128, Capel street. Did y«-n know wsere John need to brer Yea ; Mr. Flanagan’s, pawnbroker's, the ...

... Mar#den and Mi-» Marsden, Ri v. If. Carpenti r. Dr. M.nhoo. Rev. W.T. Bristow. Kev. P. Uidltnd, in. Grattan, Esq., Mrs. Grattan, and family ; John Grace, I’.' l ' - and Mrs. Grace; Madame ui.elli and * Kvkelboscb, L. Jackson, E. 11. Goody, K. C. Robbins ...

... gents were killed. John Brown was eso* tured and executed 2nd December, 186fl, John Brown, for his anti-slavery principles, was a popular hero for the time, and hia exploits and death were not forgotten, la song, after referring John Brown's having gone ...

... THE AMERICAN ARMS.— Drawn bt Jamss Mulligan (53634). have had holidays, will have had them he- j fore the season closes. “All work and no i play,” you know, had a bad effect on cer- { tain individual named Jack,” and if the i work happens be in close ...

... pounds; Job St John of Tanragoo, throngn he hands“ Rev Mr fifty Ja Grattan, ten pounds; Pat Delany, pounds ; Margt Delany, fifty pounda: pounds Orrery, ¥ pounds; Gardiner. pounds ; ry King, fort: ¥ Rounds 5 La pounds; Jos five pounds; Grattan, five pounds; ...

... attempt to cut the link that bound her. Mr. Power cdls up the illustrious Grattan from his grave to bear testimony against the work of his genius. “ Ton years after his famous Sste. Grattan is obliged confess that we have no Parliament in Ireland.” But Idyears ...