... under the arms of Williem. Prince of Orange, on his accesion to the English crown, was. * Non rapui, recepi.’ not steal it. hu I receive it). This beinc: shown to Dean Swift, he said with sarcastic smile, the receiver is had the hief! Lord Cardigan’s Exploration ...

... ikatonof the iUuatrioua Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, ■the Member lor Meath]. At that meeting Mr. KiCaai non, laming to Hr. Grattan, said Oh! yarn fa. I her pot fra* Wads his banner* ia 17*2.’’ What did the illaatrioas Grattan asraa by that ? At that dm* ...

... THE LOBOS ISLANDS. The United States Government has advised Mr. Jewett, who had aent several vessels, some of them armed, to the Lobos Islands to collect guano, that they must beware of infringing on the rights claimed by Peru—that it will not atslit ...

... motion , Barron, Sir Henry W. Blake. Martin J. j Corbally, M. E. ; Oeve-eux, John Thomas ; Dunne, Colonel; Fagan James Goo Id, Wyndham ; Craee. O. D J.; Grattan. H. j Oreeno. John ; Higgins. George Cora ; Keating. Robert i Keogh, William i Lawless, Hon Cecil ...

... Earl of Cardigan will command a brigade cavalry with the rank brigadier nener I. Mr- Sa-lleir, M.P. red asain»t the Nannerici Hill, with S’r H. Davie, for. large and mretin? ha? been held in Liverpool, for the purpo organ ng national tribute t John O’C'onnetl ...

... French. Pitzstephen ; Goo Id, Wyndham ; Grace, Oliver Dowel John ; Grattan, Henry Greene, John (Kilkenny); Heard. John Isaac; Henry. Alexander ; Higgins, Geo Gore Ouseley; Howard, Philip Henry (Carlisle) ; Howard, Sir Ralph (Wicklow) Keating, Robt; Keogh. ...

... was marriage Cana Gallalee. and that the Mother Jesus was there ’ Now St. John good authority as whether the Blessed Virgin the Mother God or not ; anil Butler’s onlv savs St. John : unless Mr. Hardy would blasphemously deny that Jesns Christ, her Son. ...

... William Smith O’Brien or John Mitchell, and acted entirely on his own reSiionaibilitv. They were entirely ignorant of hit intentions. But it to be hoped that they, too, will act on their rcsposibility. and also '•••espe; John Mitchel resided about 80 ...

... y for Government service transport to the Black Sea. The New Yor« Citizen (John Mitchell's paper) mentions as one example of what Irishmen can do in New York, the case of John Kennedy (a Limerick man) who without any capital commenced business a few years ...

... wife, and his two sister-in-laws, were sitting round the parlour ta. ble, when the attack was made. Mr. Young immediately armed himself and his servant with two blunderbusses and fired out, but without doing any damage, as the house-breakers immediately ...

... playfully wrought out along the spokes, and the relievos of the sword sheathed in laurel, were repeated on either side. The Duke’s arms in bronze, in front of the car, were magnificehtly castthe rich platform of gilding on which the bier restedthe sumptuous pall ...

... Arroio-SazoN CiTtiuATton. —One of these disgraceful exhibitions (the vale of wife), took place the other evening at the Cardigan Arms. Kirkstall-road, Leeds.— From the information furnished by an eye witness, we learn that man named W. Bean has cohabited ...