... 13. There is still nothing new regarding the question-of . Peace or War. D In the House of Lords on Monday evening Lord n Cardigan gave notice that he would next' day transmit e to tl~e Secretary of War a fall explanation of his con- duct, as far as it ...

... William. Duncan; Secretary, NMir Johns J. Buchan; Treasurer, Mr Arthur ot Stanoy Middleton, ?? Assistant Secretaries in Arts, Mr Ivy M'Kenzie; Medicine, Mr W. ?? Burns; Divinity, Mr John A. M'Coroiick, n M.A.; Law, Mr John Lr. Wurk, M.A.; Science, Mr J. ...

... following gentlemen wvere adeuitted as honorary ?? ?? R. Russell, Mf.P.; R1ev. John Edgar, and Messrs .Johlm Livingston I and W. G. Kirkland. Addresses were delivered by Rev. John Marray, Caloon Parish; Air Thboe. Bredie, and Brother Robert IVi'Kirdy, from ...

... College Green it had -never entered the heart of: v=a to conceive. Grattan's Parliament reflected no honour upon Ireland, and the way it'was dealt with reflected no honour upon Grattan_ Sir Henry went on to ask to whom, the 'government. of Ireland -was ...

... at a cost of £3S0,000 out of funds left by the late Mr Thomas Holloway. It is stated that at least 18,000 men will be under arms at the review to be held at Aldershot to-morrow, in presence of the Queen and other members of the Royal Family, and the Indian ...

... greater wrench between the two countries than during the short-period when Ire- land lad Grattan's Parliament, which the Parnel. lites wished to see restored. Grattan's PFelia. meot, though it had large pewers, was alwaye controlled by a body appointed by ...

... cosveniently placed in deckyarde ready cealed 1, and arm-ed with skeleton crews, and there were ) a rmed cruisers, waich ronrsented 109,0t0 toes and tcost the coumtry only £60,000 per aenuei. 'Theose ; armed cruisers, cemnrinauded nerstly by naval s reserve ...

... disguise } themselves by changing caps and jackets. The officers, however managed to capture John Murray, Peter Morgan, James Louden, Richard Conlin. and John Rooney, all colliers living in t I Chapelhall, and they yesterday made declarations t Lbefore ...

... antfectionate anlddeliberate, but height i chulY and wa fond of home life, I sad~ fvoritepasime was playing soldiers. tohsbohr John, lie ?? 'very fonid f~iiegfo fihtig' salts, and wras quite good ritu aftrn-tdS tithse boy whom lie mightt has ttnstcdor homigcht ...

... accompanied by a very heavy sea and. I bitldinu storms of hail and raia. The coast- |guard at Holyhead, nuder coinurand of Me r.! John Willianms, were sumarmoned at 3.3) A.M., a, signal of distress having been soen from a vessel outside the breakwater. The boat ...

... referring to I MNr Gladstone's manifesto, said the right hon. I ge tleman held up as the golden age for Ireland I ! the period of Grattan's Parliament; but the real i history of it was that the Irish Parliament t managed Ireland by coercion, while the English ...

... Fusiliers, 33d Regiment, 7711h Regiment, 88th Regiment, Brigadier Major ?? Codt'imsgton, mind Brig-adier-Gener-al Buller'. id Sit' John Burgoyne may bepresuimed to control the ordoatice aiid engineers, but-it is stated thatltite will stot in ciy interfere withm ...