... chief mourners on the occasion ri ?? Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bart.; ID James Eamonde, Esq., D.L.; Mrs. and MiS Grat- at tau Bellew, Edmund Dease, Esq., M.P.; Mr. e t Grattan Langdale, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, m Bart., William Heaskis, Esq. The procession ...

... patriots-Grattan, Tons, Fitzgerald, &c.-ase left untroubled. The Home Rule leader has slipped at last, and ' in the corecuany of Northamptoh's Atheist ,, member, coisequently we find the reverend a watcbman suddonly pouncing on him . with arms bared tcody ...

... to propose the next resolution, Dr. Grattan eve rose at the same time and proceeded to address the the chairman in an inaudible voice. Mr. Sullivan tht sat down and for some minutes there was a de, in lock, Dr. Grattan still speaking, and the audience noi ...

... er tnecAlrmi.'. . Vimry, Rohert StMOhrd, and John Greene; Town Councillors 3. NY. Wailsh, Thomasa farpur, Joseph O'Connor, John Hinton, Lett S. JeX~ires, W. De- vereuix, Edwaid ,Walshi Josepih Ls~esy, Wmn. Arm- strong, 3. Tenlant, s.- P. Deceenlu, and W ...

... thesdinewblich are on the papeor for this afternoon uix are Irish. Mr. Soxtgu' will ask the Chief Secretary whether'a suite of armed constables have been for a considerable period kept in continual attendarnce on an OraUgeimian named 'Carr, who was tried at ...

... JohnDoyle, Johni Flernink, M J Haliph. P T. Bermingham, Anthony .O'Nel, Jomn Helly, 11 J GIlU, I P; Thoinas Byrne, Dr Long, John futigan, Thomas Lceh, and Thomas Byrne. . . 1 ,, The Corporatigj1 offieors, besides the Mace and Sword Bearerp present included- ...

... and Dr. Lyons- Rev Di Doyle, C C; Rev Dr leant C C * John Krelly, TO; I Kennedy, T C; P J Coonoy, P L C; John UI'Don- ell, P L G; Edward Maclilahon, P L C; Michael Stra. han, M1 D; Joseph Begg, John O'Connor, Patrick Mur- ray, 0 P Fat'relly, Francis Devino ...

... large public meeting- there is no time to be lost. Why should Tipperary in this critical hour of Ireland, when all is up in arms and this land agitation must be kept up, no apathy, no stopping for a moment; why should Tipperary be in this divided state ...

... Psq., Sandycove, 10s ; A Friend, 2a Od ; Miss Dowling, its; B. O'Brien, Is. DEATH OF Mn, JOHN SULLivAN, T.O.--It is with deep regret we chroniele the death of Mr. John Sullivan, of Kingetownawhicl took place on Satur- day night at ois residence, Lower George's ...

... Berlin Treaty can con- serve the Turk from the outbreak of these ) oonvulsive elements. Montonegro is in the field, Greece is armed, Macedonia is ripo for revolt,, and Armenia is seething with dis- affeotion; Bulgaria wants back Eastern aoumelia, and Eastern ...

... On the' motion of Mr. Delany, Peconded by Mr. C Plunk-ett, the fillowwpg gontleiaen wore adwitted membera of the League :-John Doyle, T a; W J flohertyt U It; J IL Finigan, UP ; and Pbtetr Duly. I Mr. Mettle proposed the following resolution That inainiutlh ...

... mrna to tial laow,' The police vwere drilled; they lived in i,'i barracks; they were dressed in a nilitary dress aind at armed wilth arms of preoision, while they wevre a drilled publicly'in order to intimidate the people. D. 'Ho contended that the police ...