... and illustrious Irishman —Henry Grattan. Ab be said himself in that oft-quoted sentence, I sat by its cradle, and I, too, have followed its hearse.'* Well, the Act of Union was passed, and for twenty years Henry Grattan spent his life in the Parliament ...

... the fame of Grattan any more than of Pitt, or Fox, or Mirabeau. Even deals hardly in some respects with Grattan. It tells us his voice was f.hrill, his action ungraceful, his manner outrageously odd. O’Connell used to relate that Grattan almost wept the ...

... next, at the hour of THREE o'clock fe n John pose of and the place of Five Directors who retire bu: pointing Five Directors of the TRE ETING Mr. ALFRE D ‘CELLIER on vening, The brave old Temeraire,” Mr. T. GRATTAN KI] tary. Scena ed Aria—“ Titus,” BAND ...

... DINNER AND ADI-RESS JOHN JOSEPH Irish Socirtt’s DEFtTSTiow at Colbrairb.—A .Imputation from the Hon. the Irish Society arnrrtl Omrock's Coleraine, .lnes.lay. Ihe deputa tion consisted of Alderman John Humphrey, Covernor ; Thomas Dakin, Esq., 1 deputy-Governor ...

... DUBLIN EXHIBITION. ARTIFICIAL EYES, LEC ARMS, HANI NOSES, Xe. GROSSMITH, MAKE M R. London Hospitals, whose specime Mechanistw in the Southern Gallery (case ( cited so much interest, will be in Dablin to the October, to explain the princip! articles, receive ...

... learnt fro | sr. 14, at the Rev, Herbert 8t, Geo Molesworth Street, the wife of , of a son, come forward; but Mr. John Leslie, Mr, John 4, at 17, St. Jaines Strvet, Road, the wife MMahon, and Mr, Isaac Butt were all nominated for @ great constitutional ...

... Jury to try tbe caae :—Messrs. James 11. Darbishire (foreman), William John Johnston, John Savage. Henry John Mt'aace, Elies H. Bell, Robert T. 15. Danville, James (tirdwood, John Hamill, Jas. Alexander, Edward J. Bristow, James Keegan, and Joshua Pim ...

... iSortbni Mliia. l>c had, pricei varying from 3/. to 20(., and up. jf * Ctesta. Coat* Arms, and every description of Orna- mental Carving, executed iu the best style. -S Sketches of Monuments, Mural Tablets, Chimney a. seut free to any address, on application ...

... -~ uti- JOHN M ‘ KEN NA & SON Slippers, Grocers and Wine Merchants, ts, Corner of York and Doaeyall Streets, B ong and | kindly THE ONLY SILVER ME! patron- First Prize-—Paris Exhibition, 1867 UBLIN. COD LIVE: ill be re- N has just obtained the First Prize ...

... ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Ac. MR. T GRATTAN (FORMERLY ARMAGH), DENTIST, prmanpntlv No. 11, CUIXF.GE-SCiIIA»J|F,AST, BKI,- FAST, exactly opposite the Inslkution, qM very near to the Ulster Railway Terminus. J i Mr. GRATTAN visits ARM JGl|p-(#Pssionally, every SATURDAY ...

... el ee eed ee ee For further inf: i to JOHN BROWN & CO., Bangor .. A in Greo- at 5-15 ‘NARD LINE. ae HE BRITISH AND NORTH AM ROYAL MAIL STRAM H AM PANY'S fine E! SATURDAY alternatel, bv the Admiral os: etary 4 ALIPAX a.d for YORK direc Ay wn I” Bs ME 6d ...

... o'doek-ROSBIf ART STREET CHURCH. —AddvMMt by Rare. & MACPHAIL (Liverpool) and Rev. JOHN SLOAN (OImkow). o'clock-CRESCENT CHU RCH. Addressee by Revs. Dr. ELDER CUMMING and Rev. JOHN SLOAN (OlaMtowk 4 o’cIock—DUNCAIRN CHURCH. Artdree* by Rev. & R MACfHAIL ( ...