... MR. JOHN DILLON. Under the auspices of the Russell Club, an association of .undergraduates of the various Oxford colleges, Mr. John DUIon, M.P., last night addressed a public meeting of Liberals, in the Corn Exchange that city—the building which was last ...

... p.m. by ticket only. (See bills. JOHNS, Hon. Sec., treet, Plymonth. —Miss Lily Rowe's Grand Concert, F TREAT.. 13th, for New Chureh and School. announce a LEAP YEAR DANCE on TUESDAY, The 16th, from Eight to Twelve armed ets can be ob- bg Rg 3 OF at the ...

... Indian-FlrtHM, Rid log Bucking Horses, Frontier Girt Riders, andOowooj^ahu. AMERICAS RXH IB ITI O N. JOHN' WHITLEY. Director General. ASSAULT AT ARMS, Phcenix Hall, for Eight Nights. Commencing TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 30th§epu mber. (Open to all comers). ...

... Devon, to Alice Maude Herou, second daughicr John Thos. Heyod, H.M. Coastguard, St. Dogaiaels, Cardigan. South Wales. DEATHS. COSCDON. -At Marazion, Cornwall, on Friday, the 2nd of October, 1535. Major-General John B. B. Coogdon, in his year. Gill.— October ...

... reading of the bill Mr Edward Clarke's speech against Government of from the Mr according to Mr Grattan’s statement the proposed by mere shadow of Grattan’s Parliament from speeches of the leaders to shew that Legislature which it is sought in Dublin ...

... Christian truth aod our hard won Constitutional liberties,” Among the honorary vice- presidents are Lord Kinnaird, Sir John Kennaway, M.P., Sir John Coode, Major-General Sir C. H. Palliser, Admfrat Sir J. B. Sulivan, and Admiral Sir A. Cooper-Key: and the general ...

... Truthful a Mr. Kennedy’s a Mr. Lotinga’s Rosiero 4 Ur. Arden’s Blue Coat Boy 4 MAIL AND SHIPPING NEWS. The Orient steamship John Kldkr, C*pt A. J. Cooper, from London, arrived at Plymouth yesterday at I.SO p.m. She embarked passenjcvrs and six sacks of ...

... remarking that in warm weather foul air would pervade tie to the iohabi- cavulry charge at Reichshofen, The feat of arms by which Mr, John Boyle of the Boston Pilot, one of streets, causing great ani annoyance a source he stayed: the advance of the Germans ...

... President of im, Rome ; at Rome. ta, The air of etic nol Geene near the se) johns, sujecta, A ©: in oll by Ww. ject, Welsh Mountain Scene life study, See a clever picture of the late John ip, Ro: valuable drawings by Mra. © of ‘Water: subjects, & most icture ...

... LONDON GOSSIP (From the Wortd.) Hor in out-of-the-way Eastern Another literary travel has taken to himself a wife, path: . Mr. Grattan Geary, who is one of the el May they live long and pros- per, they and th pey fan: to quote poor Rip! Tam able to tate, on ...

... strong young man as BOOTS, age not under 20.—Porn, Sealswn. Torquay. lor Indoor work, Grocer, Loiou-street. Pl>ruouth. TIT ANTED arm SERVANT, 26th. another kept, able to * plain cooking, ; wages £lo.—Address Mrs ilichiel. Thoiweitoa, Deron. \\7ANTED, for Globe ...

... eagineer ; James Jones 26, Cardigan, fireman; William Smith, 45, Finland, able seaman ; William Whalen, 50, Finland, boatswain ; George, Trioste, A.B. The master of the vessel was John Jones, 33, of Neath, ant her owner is Mr. John Bacon, of Liverpool. The ...