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... restored Grattan's Parliament, they would not secure the unity of the country more than by the proposals of Her Majesty's Govern- ment, for, with the executive in the hands of the Irish, they would have infinitely more power tean they had during Grattan's ...
... next Tuesday. At the annual meeting of the Glasgow C LAdies' Auxiliary to the National Institution I for Imbecile Children, Mr John Cowan, of I Beeslack, who presided, intimated that a £12,000 was required for the completon of the buildings at Larbert. The ...
... Waits; it is to the following effect-i Peter Dellicourt, I Matthew Wallace, William Johnstone, William 3 Wallace, John Buckley, and John Miller are authorised to play the Glasgow Waits for the years 1855-6. E (Signed) Andrew Orr, Lord Provost. These ...
... first and most mernor- able of them all the nanse of rattams. I will refer also to the name of Grattan, because like him (Sir J. Graham) I look to Grattan as a man who had studied this question more deeply, I and as one who was not only most impressive ...
... csceara)-by a lang- line of patriotic wovrriers and statesmeni from ths days of Sir INeil Camnplell of ILoch Awe, the brother Ina arms of Kinig Rehert thse Bruce, downt to the sireseots wearer of the title. (Cheers.) At such at time it was not iseppertune t ...
... William plunged into history, and showed that though nobody before 17,52 dreamed of an independent Parlianment in Ireland, yet Grattan's Parliament was established, and the same reversal of policy occurred over Catholic emancipation, and later again on Protection ...
... eoldiers. General Codrington- at once rode ?? back, turned out the Light Division; the alarm spread, the men P rushed to their arme In all directions, many of them to ba cnt a dlown by tbs Missian, artiilery In front of their very tents. The r Guards were ...
... Allan, Esq. Directors-Nessrs. Jae. Stodart, Jes. Elde, John Loulter, Thomas T. Brown, W. Macfarlane, B. Borland, Thtomas Menzies, Win, Chalmers, Win. Gillespie, R. lBrownlie, John TDah~antyneS John M. liodger. James Hutton Watkins, writer, 77 Wrest Nile ...
... Campbell, Canons WLodward and OConnor, Professors Calder. wood, Orr, and Lindsay; Drs A. Whyte, John , Smith, Elder Cumming, C H. Wright. James Kerr, Grattan Guinness, J. MIEwan, and Rev. c Lancelot Holland. The subjects down for dis- cussion include ...
... Lord Cardigan was not of the number. What! my Lord; were you not in it?-i Examrlinel'. The Robbery and Mur-der near RotherhZana.-At Dal- I ton Brook on Friday the adjourned inquiry was held into the circumstances attending the death of Mr. ' John Whitaker ...
... PRiOMOT E HOME RULE. hi I MR JOHN REDMOGND'S VIEWS. c I ?? Iyesterdav; shortly after noon, the annual cn- ci-d vention of 'the Irish Parnellito party was helinB the Antient Concert ROOMS, Dublin .ne Sth presidency of Mr John Redmond, MBP. There a; iwee ...
... said it was intended to bring h, in ?? CARDIGAN BAiT. d M~r HiOLLAND askedl the President of the d Board of Trade whether it had been decided to f erect a lighbthouse on the mainlan~d on. the north s shore of Cardigan Baby. d1 Sir C7. Al)DEllLEY said the ...