... (Groans for Biggar.)' The patriotism that was going at the Or'eseht day was not the patriotism of Grattan, John Mitchel, Daniel O'Connell, Isaac Bultt, or John O'Leary, but a shahn patriotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, but to-day's scene ...

... proper person to fill the office. Mr. John s, Todd seconded the motion. Mr Rawson proposed Mr ei IF. W. Ho'ughton. Mr H. . Coopland seconded the oi ?? nomination of INr Houghton. Mr John 'orry Wass proposed Mr John Davis. Mr Joseph Flower seconded. Mr ...

... in such circumstances, to indulge in the little carpings at phrases with which Lord Beaconsfield and Sir Stafford Northcote armed. themselves. The establishment of institutions in Afghanistan may be a somewhat too constitutional description of the work ...

... clothing. Consulting physician, Dr. G. F. kits Elliott; conult1ing surgeons, Dr-. Kelbu'rile King. and In Dr. John Hare Gibson; medical officer, Dr. John Slher- 1), Iburn. The Hospitqi is open to visitors, an Tuesdays .r4 and Fridays fro2to4pm ...

... filled the post of Chairman of the Council of this College, Mr. Edward | Baines lias been elected to the vacant office; and Mr. John Marshall has been choset to be Chairman of the Literature Committee, hitherto tilled by Mr. Baines. The vacancy in the Council ...

... (dated October 17th, 1867), with six codicils (the last beiig dated March 8th, 1873), of Mr. James Campbell. formerly of Cardigan House, Richmond, but late of Cawley Priory, Chichester, who died on July 19th last, ihas j uist beesm proved by Mrs. Caroline ...

... it cannot be wroeg to eat bls t i g qngst5)-,-tha't ight ?. may have been in abeyance. The argument of the bon. Member for Cardigan (Mr. Pugh) is one that no one can answer-the arguments of my right hon. friend the Judge Advocafe-General (Mr. -0. Morgan) ...