... effort they made give Ireland form Government which, in the words of Mr. Charles Stewart Parnell, would better than Grattan’s Parliament” Arm what does Mr. Redmond now propose to hit ever credulous and confiding followers A “policy of combat, if yon please ...

... onal riffhta that Grattan obtained 1 for them and their native land. Mr. J. ' Taylor, in moving a vote of thanks to Lord Castletown, said he disagreed with the contention the lecturer that Grattan was opposed to revolution. Grattan that except government ...

... Relhe, Patrick Rellia, Thoman Murphy. A Kelhs, John Hanly, Jameo Jorden, Patrick Jordan, John Bohrer, Peter Keyaneeh. Aldan Tobin, Kdward Malone, Geo White, Aldan Doyie, John Leary, F C Murphy (Rceemoont), John Bolger, Peter KaTana«h, Aiden Jordan, J*a Tobin ...

... UKASONABLf KS. MCI. STOCK, THE PINK pEKFECTION, IS Al K E N- S’S, upl> Ji O’CONNELL E T, (CORNER FINDLATKR PLACE), DUBLIN. JOHN JAMESON ,& S 10 YEARS OLD WHISKEY City Hospital for the treatment of diseases of the skin was held in the Hibernian Hotel. ...

... subject which is portrayed. Each of the four comers bears the arras of one of the four provinces, backed by pike* and others arm* of the period. At the top, in letter* of gold, is inscribed the legend, Irish National Foresters Society,’’ and on ribbon ...

... Bombay, XmsKy. The have taken . and have hlikd wealthy native. Fear been arrested. Iv is believed the Ih.pUhs only poorly armed, and Jle yet been vailed upon to suppress the LIQUOR LICENSING COMMISSION. EVIDENCE OF MR. J. R, WIGHAJI, J.P. Wes;minster ...

... some friends off by the Holyhead boat, in company with her husband, when, owing sudden rush, the child was thrown out of her arms to tlic quay, from which ii rolled into the water. The father jumped into the water recovered the body. A verdict accidental ...

... and canvrssod by twenty-four collectors. The John Dillon Branch will have committee of their own and work on similar fines. Thus friendly emulation is created, which will bear good results. The members the John Dillon Branch desire to have public meetiM ...

... Brompton Oratory ia now complete, and the handsome facade odds architectural ornament to South Kensington. It stated that the Hon John-Collier has asked the Treasurer and Bouchers, of the Inner Temple for permission to send to the Royal Academy far exhibition ...

... CEN'ERAI. PUBLIC. Sir John, Lady, and the Misses Arnott, and tho Adams, Colonel and .Mrs Adye-Cumui. Mrs and Miss Anketell-.lones, Mr and Mrs Arm>trcug, M Archdale, 1U Hon and Lady Betty Balfour, J , Barton. Rev Prof and Mrs Bernard, Mrs and Miss Blount ...

... remain here. The Khalifa.ia still expected make resohite-stand. is eetumted thek.he largo • force, oosapoaed mainly blacks armed with rifles. The Mahaim, the Khalifa’s bodygaaed, baas bat the guns manned by Egyptian The syatwnatln plan of the Derahea’ ...

... emcieocv. Caffrcy, who acted for the bandicappcr. Mr Dunbar, gave universal satisfaction. Details: Yards Flat Handicap—First beat, John Lam- U-*n, B’.igo, scr. 1; Alarliu \V insoy, Anllyinote. yd'. 2; James M Govcni. Hallynioie. yds, 0; i Murphy, Rallyuiotc. ...