... attacked recent legislation and ollicial acts. The memorial statue to Henry Grattan was yesterday unveiled on College-green, Dublin, Lord Gort presided, and a panegyric on Grattan was delivered by Mr. Mitchell Venry, M.P. Addresses were also delivered by ...

... had expired were Messrs. Musker, Grattan, and Leece. The two former were again nominated, with Mens~. Swift, Phillips, Potts, Quayle, and Maddox, three only being required. The result was as follows :-For Dr. Grattan, 253 votes (122 persons); J. Musker ...

... ans began during Grattan's Parliament, and which ended in the rebelion of theUnitedlrishmea.Notthattherewifl be another United Irishmen's rebellion. So far as I can learn, all this talk end rant about lining the lastditch and arming the peasantry is regarded ...

... t, Sergeant Cook, wife, and two childran d.. Master Dofidr, Messrs. M'Lea,.A'Gregor, Marshall, ly D. Baird, John Duiicaii, John Thomson, John en Hughes, ?? B. Shawx, . Greg Richie, Dickson, ,as Reard, Waddell. BinEiXaHe;R&D WormcmG Ma4N's ASsocIATION' ...

... at tward; John smth, second steward; Charles t Toyco, engineers' steward; Henry Stokes, Hobirt Haigh, 1 John Sinmeon, Nathan Remodon, Elias Porteous, Cress. I well Plgott, Walter Ferguison, Thomas Davies, and c James Barberry, stewards; John Fenner, Edward ...

... Derbyshire. milliner. John Jones, Egremont, formerly Birkenhead, joinr 5?and builder, John Vassaili, New Brighton, Cheshire, tallow Ov chandler. o! Jared Holliday, Westlinton, Cumberland, ehoemaker. t George H. Smith, Bolton, tailor. John N. Woodbams, now ...

... rule for a mandamus ordering the Middlesex justices to hear the Slade ease on its merits. John Farrell, a bookkeeper in the shipping departmeat of Miessrs. John Rylands and Co., High-street, Manchester, was yesterday sent to prison for six months for ...

... Bracken and John Shaw, trading as T.. H. Bracken andl Co., Bradley Mills, near Halifax, papermakera. B Alfred Joseph Wakeford and John Sugden, trading as Wakeford and Sugden, Sowerby Bridge, paper S merchants and paper hag makers. Walter Story and John Robert ...

... Courthouse. Deev shery John E. Jones, Login Sawimills, Llandyssi;, Cardig~an- shire, tsimber merchant. Jul y 10, 2 30 pan, offhicil receivrs, Carmrthen; examination July 10, 113:1 am., Guildha;L Carmarthen. NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS. John Jones, Marmion-terrace ...

... Legislature from a f anthorising any one to carry or use arms, or to I 7 drill or practis in the use of armr. The principal a amendment which the Opposition moved was brought forward by Sir John Goret, who desired 'Ito withhold from the Irish Parliament ...

... prisoner was aciiUitted. At Tubbernalth, near Sligo, 25 men attacked the house of a mal named Ward, on Sunday night. and took arms from it. Six of them have been arrested. Some had been in custody as stupposed Fenians. The choir of Exeter Cathedral is to ...

... Ministerial crisis. The Fisheries (North American) Bill was the on ala measure which made any progress. On Monday t evening Lord John Russell, in an able and con- rincing speech (which will bee found in anothert column), replied to the charges which had been ...