... Foley had in said, vhen in Dublin, that the statue of Grattan in the City Hall was an excellent one, and he trnsted that they should have one equal to it in a more pro- p- minent position. in Sir John Gray moved a resolution expressing their ag tbarks to ...

... Nugent, whose arm he broke, and was sentenced to sim months' imprisonment with hard n labour. n Edward Henry Pgan was indicted for feloniously stealing 231 4a 3d, the property of Thomas Mahon and ,e others, on the 4th December last. : n John Rice, acting ...

... Bromley for North War. wickahire, in room of the late Mr. Spooner. At a quar- tar past four o'clock Mr. Disraeli, Lord John Manners, Sir John Pakington, Sir E. B. Lytton, and the principal n embers of the opposition were in their places. Mr. Walpole and Mr ...

... of three o'clock, Profeseor Apjohn, hi D, in the chair. Amongst those preesit ?? Sullivan. Andrew Bagot, Esq; John Bell Greene, Esq, Q C; John K Boiwell, Esq, Francis W Brady, Esq. D L. Charles A Cameron, E q, M D, Eon See. NEW BARRISTERS The following ...

... Blrooke, Lady Mary and rs aMonek, tise Lord and LAdy Mayorcss, thi Couutesa of DBnravon and the Ladles Qatn%, 'Lady Laura Grattan, Captain and te lion Mrs Burgess, ths Hon Minss Wilbrahams, Lady Burko, 'ion Mrs Bollaie, lion Miss Plunkett, Lady melyneux ...

... following jurors wvere challenged peremptorily by the ?? Ireland, Win. Braunton, Henry Calderwood, White Pike, John Findlator, John Grattan, Archibald M'Comas, George Clibboru, 1 Samuel Cogblan, Henry Hewlit, Alfred Henshaw, Frederick Lewis, Wm. T. M'Conchy ...

... was instituted in the year following the memorable year 1782-a year with which in lrish history the names of Charlemont and Grattan are inseparably connected. The King wns desirous of complimenting his Irish subjects, and as England had the Most Illustrious ...

... the heir to the arewn. THE GRATTAN MONUMENT. The committee met yesterday at the Mansion. house. Sir Dominic J Corrigan, Bart, in the chair. There were also ?? Hackett, Sir Wm Wilde, Mr Hannigan, Rev James Gaffney, Hon John P Vereker, Mr Michael Crean ...

... having his house searched for arms and ammunitiou. It was not becauee he was a member of that League that therefore lie should be a traitor or a Fenian. Daniel O'Connell was not a Feniaon because he was a repealer, nor wae Grattan a Fenian because he was a ...

... Canada is yet to be accom- plislied, end if true hearts and strong arms, or more properly legs avail, it will be done, and that in all prqbability, euccentsfollly. Large quantities of arms and aianunition are being purchased, and the men are being suitably ...

... France and Italy. The Td~arpo1, remarks that M. Rouher's speech is simply a Papal non 2sosisurnms translation into French, John Mitchel, the Irish exilo who during the war was imprisoned in Fort Lafayette, has beguu a suit for false imprisonment agaist ...

... men Moylan (Lord Mayor elect), Surgeon Fleming, H. J. Otway, Q.C., Rev. Dr. Butcher, R.P.DI, Dr. Churchill, Rev. Dr. Salmon, John Edwards Walsh, Q.C., Sir William Hamilton, Dr. Wilds, Dr. Stokes, Dr. Geoghegan, Mr. Anderson (Croa n Selicitor). * At half ...