... 5tJohn-~VisootnutBoli~gbroke and St John, The Scat Viscount B~olingbreke was the celebraidfecea d). of State to Queen Anne. * ~ m rye) St John-Lord St .John of Bletescoe, The senior eybranch of Mle family of fit John. The EsLuomno eol b- Iheboko was origioally ...

... the eI capitals being in red. On the left upper corner is engraved the arms of the Cunninghaims, with the motto Over fork over. The composition is that of the well-known arms of the family, Lartistically drawn and enamelled in colours, the conies ...

... with distribution under the minute of 31st January. THE CASE OF JOHN CAMFRON, OF b ARDNAMURCHAN. v MIr MACFARLANE asked the Lord-Advocate a if his attention has been called to the case of John l Ca'seron, crofter, of Ardnamurohan, who was tried en the 5th ...

... proposal had bee~n spoken off as a restoration of Grattan's lParliament. The name of HEsnry Grattan must eve~r hle a great spell to conjure with. Thle Irish memnbers, for their owvn parpooss, spoke of Grattan's Parliament, although no set of mnen knew better ...

... e began by a brief statement as to the point of It difference which arose in last night's debate st between himself and Mr John Redmond in re- st ference to a quotation he had made of Mr ,a Redmond's views as to the determination of 'e Ireland not to ...

... onmis of the ( West of Scotland Branch, 224 Ingram Streot-ex- ti Lord Prosost John Ure in the chair. Amongst tl to peet were Messrs John William Burns, a Xi ~lmoalew; John Cramb, Elelensburgh ; E. Jf. a- Jones, Dalucoosob ; Andrew Mitchell; ?? I Cameron ...

... to this Metter. Something has been said about the subject of arms, but lam afraid, Sir, according to your ruling I am not allowed to refer to the' noble Lord's speech on the subject of arms. -The SPEAKER-The right hon. gentleman is misinterpreting my ...

... 10-Triumph, London- e derry, ballast; Llewellyn (s) Belfast, light; J. J J. 5- Richardson, Lame, limnstone; Glenarm (a), Glen- l- arm, limestone; Amethyst, Glasgow, light; Park- s more (s), Belfast, light; Progress, Inlay, ballast. n SAmc.En--Sept. 9Sand 1O ...

... for a deter- W mined and successful efifort tu reconstitute the fabric raised a hundred years ago by the public virtue of Grattan and the volunteers, and 3destroyed in ltOO by the bribes and bayonets of Pitt and Castlereagh. liever since thfe accursed ...

... side galleries, where also trophies of national flags had been fixed. Two Union Jacks served as embellishments of the royal arms on the organ front at the rear of the platform, the name Goschen having the place of honour bene-th, faced on the opposite ...

... the speeches of Henry Grattan had remarked to him that the Irish people wvanted national I liberty and independence, but Grattan, addressing| a an Irish l'arliament, had said that the Irinh people I shad passed frons injury to arms and from ?? to d liberty ...

... yesterday Sheriff Birmae convicted Ia Finnish sailor name4 John Waltman of having on 6th October, on board the steamer Abydos in : Glasgow Harbour,. stabbed Patrick Goldie, 1151: Stobaross Street, and John Carlin, 13 Mansfield [ Street, Govan, seamen on board ...