... loon be made to the Irish Catholics. Grattan came to and saw Pitt. who hinted that. while the Governnett would not bring forward a Bill themselves, they wool.] not oppose it if brought forward by others. Grattan home persuaded that the day of the final ...

... Barroa, Hon. G. Sir H. , H. Grattan, G. G. , KE. 8. Cayley, Six W , Mr, Pusey (Peelite), J. Sadieir. an,and on the Meerina at Wednesday on in a the principle of juss to every British interest ‘was beld ot pressure of Armes fon, om are in the of the trade ...

... from the conveyance, with the result of a dislocated finger and a severe shaking to Mrs. Witts, and breaking the coachman’s arm and other injuries. The horse managed to free itself from the conveyance, and was afterwards caught down the Upper Swell-road ...

... ) which arm to hardly wi Although not 50 years of and Tarkey. His legs are s0 swollen he looks al His face is very thin, and is literally us boys, suo, He wears an beard, which is quite gr was assisted tu walk his ived by The trial of Sir John Paul, Mr ...

... Mr, P. Pries, Mr. W. C. Lucy, Mr. J. P. ilton, Mr. John Bellows, Copt. Marling, Mr. E. Wethored, Mr. G. F. Biddiford, Mr. E, V. Ellis, Mr. W, Washbourn. Mr. M. Sturge, Mr. J. E. Turner, Canon St. John, Canon Rev. J. A. R. Washbourn, Mr. H. Waddy, Mr. James ...

... ins, for Wsehbourn Brothers. From Cads—The Thomas Poweil, with 1 hhd. 2 pr.-casks wino, Washbonrn Brenton. From Marsala—The Arm, with 1 pip* I bbda. ♦ qr -casks wino, it Washboure Brothers._ From Huelva—The G. L. Walters, Canoe, Nth 315 tons pyrites, kr ...

... )—Monday, Dee. 26th, Hampton Lovett Tuesday, 27th, Vernon Arms, Danbury; Thursday,29th, Blackmoor Park; Friday, 30tb, Pert bore. PORT OF GLOUCESTER. IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 23. Prom St. John's. N B —The Enchantress, Boddie, with deals, St.c. for ...

... clause of society are numerous, and therefore distinct, those who can provide themselves with arms decline to stand shoulder to shoulder with those who must have arms bought for them. Even the danger invasion with all its horrors has produced only 300 volunteers ...

... SEASON PATTERNS of COLOURED FLANNELS, Shrank Special Process. 4/9 to 12/S each. Natnral Merino and Llama Wool Vesta and Pants, Cardigan Vests, Hosiery. Gloves, Ties, Braces, *c. LADIEV and GENTLEMEN’S O.M.G UMBRELLAS, Fox’s LOCK-RIB Paragon Frames. GEORGE SYMONDS ...

... General Baker surrounded Imliki in the Chur-Dch Valley the Bth instant and took prisoners, besides capturing large quantity of arms. Major Peploe Peploe, M.P., of Garnstone, lias returned 10 per cent, to his tenants last half-year’s Mr. Alfred Wetherman, ...

... Avery, with slates, order. From Greenock—The I U Away. Sarah, with ton* pig Iron, for John Butt and Co. From Ardrostan—Th* H. Barrow. Parke, with toes pig iron, for John M Butt and Co. From Poole—The Crystal, Ingram, with clay, order EXPORTS. For St, Valary ...

... hands of the Federal*, garden garden, and house house. Several churches were broken into last night on the plea of a search for arms and flour. The bombardment of the Cbarope still oontioaee. The Maillot Gate ia wreck, but the passage is protected strong battery ...