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... present was not the patriotism of Grattan, nor the patriotism of Wolfe Tone; it was not the patriotism of John Mitchell, nor the patriotism of Daniel O’Connell , was not patriotism of Isaac Butt, nor the patriotism of John O'Leary; but a sham patriotism ...
... Hanbury-Tracy, L . 1572 Da v Mr Price Jones, C 1211 na, __ )ps Majority . . 361 - 1 - ns, UNOPPOSED ELECTIONS. Lay -SS, C. L. mi- CARDIGAN BOROuGHS Mr D. Davies ary NORTH LANARISHIRE Sir G. Colebrooke ect ROSS AND CRODHARTY A. Matheson . . I I\rrOsborne ...
... the earliest representaan interval many years, the quaint, earnest tive provincial journalism in the Green Isle. I words of John Bnnyan, felt almost overcome 1729 the Waterford Flying Post, printed on God's Acre Beautiful;\>r the Cemeteries of the with ...
... desired to have it, were content to assume this ting, Wey work as a sortof by function among run through the counties of Cardigan, Montgomery and holier But the latter being bare and seenery in the ty, and shall advance. Seeming and past such places ay ...
... d—dl Ileek gad vagaboad. J wee defendant. mimed fir the wile. 51e that he de few ble beeleg her her h a table-knife *DM arm and in the chest, severing largo webs, and he admitted al t Ihe committed the assault t eseleeey, ile be' bayed is • very excited ...
... and part 51 of The Practical Dicti-nary of ; Da, 2nd Mart., 332 Do., 3rd rather moderate prices; fair brown to good gray, 18s John Masterman, from Pensacola for Wiabeach, Mechanics. They all display the same excellent and 162 i* i!* Canadas, 152 t0 20s fid ...
... due to the able conductorship of Mr A. G. 7 in our the Legislature has fully recognised. The and to the skill with which Mr John Milue pre The the organ, Grain Cargoes Act of last session contains that provisions the observance of which it is hoped oF ...
... naive's:lM prizes, for session 1880-81, have Leen gained by the following gentlemen :-l. Mr Alexander Wilson; 2. Mr John Tower Staley; 3. Mr John Leslie. Lownent rumour has it that the Preehlent of the Board of Trade has offered the post of Chief of the Statistical ...
... difficult music falling to that part in a manner whirls few adults could excel. Miss Emilie Grattan as Josephine acts wvith exquisite grace and taste, and Master Grattan's Cap- taut Cotreoran is a complete embodiment of the idea of the part. Master Persano ...
... Creditors meet in the Gordon Arms Port os T rdeen, Frid. 29 —Cullow, by Kirriem —Wick —_— ‘SCOTCH BANKRUP Is. 28th —— ae 1 ghorn, (From last night's Edinburgh Gazette.) SEQUESTRATIONS. en for Alam Charles Craies, boot aud shoe John Smith faermo county of ...
... IONS. 3 Adam Charles Craies, boot and shoe maker, East Linten, Haddington. e o 7 Ve John Emith, farmer, Poolwick, Cromdale, Elgin.— Croeditors meet io the Gordon Arms Hotel, Elgin, on Friday. April Bth, at 12 o’clock. Cooper & Wink, agents. James Tait ...
... Melbourne, 30th nit. Cardigan Castle, at London from Melbourne, Ist inst. lluogWy, at Liverpool from Duudeo, 2tith Shaunon, at Loudon from Melbourne, 20th ult. Potarborough, left Plymouth for Sydney, Argus, left Liverpool for Riga, 26th ult. John Elder (s.), left ...