... r~es, te au1;iaLe.: i e a-a dagr-e the l:i.t ?? they n 1 bare to ?? e, e-. 'e e n weather se,:s. I arm, reverend sod der Jir, iL. 0 sicev, To the Rev. John Bztier ' lhccs. Tn nries, J-t. 6, tG My P I)A T _Z!r- A' NVnL,'1T-Y Z ?? el- ,s ~ peo3 le of thiE ...

... firm of Cantrell and Corbrane, of Nasau pltce. THEi GRATTAN i MO~ ENTr-We (FRsFmAs) hive received It. from the R3v. J. Eveis, P.P., Mohi'l, and 11. from Dr. George Evers, J.P., Newtownford, for the Grattan Monument. NATIONAL GATJ.xTmy-The number of visitors ...

... Monday evening next Mr. I. 8ateile intends giving a grand -- Aissaut of Arms In tha li'ace Gymnaslram. We think we need but mention the fast this this fate it to ba r. ber efit to Mr. John Satelle, in order to excite a gederal wish on the part of young and ...

... similarly i pleased for twelve months. It is open from elevento four o'clock, free. 9 THE GRATTAN MONUMENT. 3 We are requested to state that the next meeting of the Grattan Monument Committee will be held at a the Mansion House on Tuesday next. Several im- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... been 3 broughtto justice for them. 2 THE GRATTAN MONUlMvENT. t t The committee met yesterday at the Mansion- ' house-ir JoN BAHBINGTor, 1), in the chair. Preipit-The Lord Mayor, Sir Notinia Corrigw, Bs7; Hon John P Vereker, Edmund Deome, D L; g J Flaneigan ...

... b lL for the Disesitabliah- went and Disendowment of the Irish Church. DEATH OF MR. GRATTAN GUINNESS. 0 We regret to have to announce the sudden death of Mr. Grattan Guinnees, Beaumont House, Drum- condra, which occurred on Sattrday at about mid- day ...

... disturbed. At Quers on the same day a crowd made an at- tempt to possess itself of the arms lodged in the town hbalL General Caballeros de Rodas sent a battalions and the arms were taken away to Cadic. The Republica-n party has trumphed in the muni- a cipal ...

... detachment of cavalry from the Aden troops. A I Lumber of Arabs from the interior were present in their breechless costume armed with matchlocks, spear and knife. Lord Mayo in reply to the address said- I receive with gratitude the address which you have ...

... ; Lieut-Col Bidwill, Dr Parsons, MXessis HSharple., Charles Rusnell, James Fairhrat, Sidgreaveh Tiernan, M Daly, M Hughes, John Prendeville, I N Lomax, &c. The tables having been cluared, Mr. G E. Moore, who was received vwith load ap- plause, Paid he ...

... nazt of the county ; Alexander Newton King, J.P. ; jaxoea M. Vicary, Dr. Boxwell, Butlerstown; John Devereux G. Kelly, Geocge Dixon, Arthur Mmr- pby, John Sinnott, Patrick Hayden, James Sinnott,0 Thoms Walsh, Russelstown ; James Crane, Au- drew Devereux ...