... Pat, Home•rule has had Its Innings See how the game has gone. Much has been said of John itull's sinning', But not so muc of Paddy's winnings, Through partnership with John. You tell us, through that famous seer. Orator Butt, Q.C., Irish Press-laws are too ...

... of Y., It and Lientenabt Colonel Lenox, Sir Premix Burdett and Mr. John Paull, the Marquis of Lon.lond,rryni•d ever-sloriens Grattan, the bestof the girsid, sod the Earl of Cardigan —he of the Light gale • awl Captain Harvey 'Puckett toed the creases ...

... 178:1 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament, the chief purport which was the repeal of the ets'nte of George 1., by which Eng lend claimed a right to legislate for Ireland. There never was =orator who had greater triumph.; than Grattan through ...

... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet-major until &- priced of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomontade, but plain fact, as reoorded in the Gasette. Lieutenant Alexander R3bort Dann, of Cardigan's boys, was ...

... tells us : When the order was given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan to ride into the valley of Balaklava, Lord Cardigan said, it possible P Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans,' meaning the mean of the 11th Hussars. We advanced in three lines ...

... road Mrs Stapley, 1, York road Major O'Brisa Taylor, 19, Calverley park Rev. W. Booth, 34, St. John's road Mr C. Bays, 03, Bt. John's road Mrs Pranks, 14, St. John's road Mies Oideabargii hoses Mies Bastatt, Oldenburgli house Mrs Arsedeekae, Calverley hotel ...

... off the arm of Morrison, head keeper to Mr. Monckton, member for West Staffordshire, Morrison identificd Jones and the lurcher dog the gang had with them. This dog being set loose in court ran with delight to Jones. The poachers were well armed, and directly ...

... report that the convict was looking well, As a pleasure party were proceeding down the river t;lu Friday from Cardigan, cn their way to Cardigan Bay, the boat upset, and five persons were drowned. : The body of Brevet-Msjor Lioyd, of the 16th Regiment, ...

... Carpenter’s Arms for tile nsort of reputed prostitutes Mr Worsfold Mowll defended the prisoner Police-sergeunt Harman deposed : On Friday 15th inst at eight o’clo in the evening in company with Police-constable Prescott I visited Caroenter’s Arms in Peter-street ...

... then insensible, and now lies under treatment. Although the extreme peril of any further descent was thus shown, a man named John Walsh volun- teered to go down on the instant, to make another attempt to save his life. He also becoming affected by gas, ...

... Bourke, M.A ~ rector of P ulborough. Rfizv. Joseph Chambers, 8.A.., perpetual curate of Cury and Gunmalloe. Bev. John Collin, M.A., curate of St. John's, Middlesborough, car of Great Ayton, Yorkshire. Rev Edgar Siritt Corrie, M.A ~ rural dean of Hedingham Deanery ...

... invitation at Gifrons, where the Earl of Mount-Charlea on tertained the Fad of Guilford and a large party at breakfast. Th. of Cardigan pawed through Dover on Wednesday afternoom from the Continent. Sir Bagp, M.P., and Lady sad Miss Bagge, who will be remembered ...