... misfortune. Grattan's Parliament is a phrase which has been frequently connected with the discussion which is now concluding its first stage. Mr. Parnell was reported to say in an early part of the discussion that he would be content to have Grattan's Parliament ...

... MURDER OF A SISTER. Joseph Grattan, aged 19, a porter, was charged in Dublin on Friday with having murdered his sister, Eliza Grattan, aged 17, at their residence, Meath Market, upon the 29th of ()eviller. Mr. Coll, Crown solicitor, prosecuted. The prisoner' ...

... Colby, Cordelia Colby, Maria Colby, and John Colby ; and a legacy his executor. The residue of his property, including bis estates in the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, he leaves to his son. Captain John Vaugban Colby, absolutely. Marriage ...

... are pleased to hear that Mr. John Coombs, of this place, who has been seriously ill, is improving. TAUNTON. Extrnsivz Thefts Charwoman.— At the Police-court on Saturday, Charlotte Grattan, charwoman, wife of William Grattan, labourer, of No. 2 Court, ...

... At the first fire, Grattan's shot struck Corry in the arm. The seconds ordered them to fire a second time. Grattan fired into the air, and Curry's oh d did not take effect. The ground was then left • and the incident ended with Grattan fully justified. ...

... viaducts at Penwithers, Chacewater, Blackwater, and Redruth, on the same line. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Arms to Cardigan, practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic in the coarse of few days. Under agreement ...

... Penwithers, Chacewater, Blackwater, and Redruth, on the same line. 12 —The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmvch Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, and will opened for passenger traffic in the course a few days. Under agreement ...

... Llandaff City, ss (Weiss), Newport; Che?ington, ss (Fames), and Collier, both for Swansea; Tivyside and Seaflower, both for Cardigan; Stockton, London; Elaine, Liverpool; Comeragh, Waterford; Reliance, Swansea. 6th—Rover, (Kohn), Cardiff. Portishead:—Consent ...

... which Grattan had hoped might be perpetual, and ever increasing in its beneficent operations and results, endured only eighteen years. Mr. J. H. McCarthy tersely writes. Grattan bad traced the career of Ireland from injuries to arms, and from arms to liberty ...

... seeretary of the Mollingar branch of cae week. Tt is Chae the previous been on accwunt of made in Mullingar Ata late hour on night John A. Barke, secretary to Hooban, teacher of the National oc ‘schools ; and were arrested ander the Coercion Act, and of the Vian ...

... From Tuesday, the Ith, Monday, the of April. GRATTANS, BOW, One and Half Mile from Bow Station. SALE OF RICH PASTURE GRASS. MR JOHN MOON has been favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, Harvey's King's Arms Hotel, Bow, on Monday, the 6th day of April ...

... the wife of John Tripp, Esq. (second son of the Rev. John Tripp, of Sampford Brett Rectory), of a daughter. MARRIAGES. August 20th, at Trinity Wesleyan chapel. Grove-street, Liverpool, the Rev John Aldred, Edward, youngest sou of the late John Mathias, Cardigan ...