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... )lenee'iy, R. Carlisle, John Forsythe, ?? 2001; t. H. H-ill, H. S. Shaw, J. Shaw, John Wright f.Patton, 688 ; H.L C. Crooks, Hugh Dogherty, John Fergie; 920; Win. Boyle, A. Carlisle, 916 Wm. Roberts, 154; John MIlveen, 988; John fhoagla~s, ...
... challge s inu the methou of o administering the internal affairs of that country, s SIR JOHN KENNAWV.AY ON THE PARNELL, bv COMMISSI(N. . EXnTrR, FInDAY.-Sir John IKeunaway, Ml, d speaking at Exeter to-day, remarked that there had n been a good deal of ...
... was in the chair. The following gentlemen w ere also present :-John Blakiston-uouston, V.L. Thos. D. Crawford, T.P. ; James UCormick, Winv. john M,'Cormhck,- James, Brittain, John lea, John Guy, G-abriel F. Perdy, F. Leo Cleland, W illiam Jaeomes Fitzuein ...
... Irish Coontabhiary ; Ambrose Plunkett, Anthony OX'eill. J.P. ; Num. Lindsav Maackev, John 31. O'Brieii, 1oval Irish Constab5. lary, Kilkleniiy; A. E.S'awelltlaard,R.T.C.; John Beveridge, Town Clerk of Dublin ; Riolnrd P. Ifawkshaw, Asligtumt Paymaster P.N ...
... abundant reasons that ought to deter them I )from entertaining any idea of the kind. The brestoration of Grattan' s Parliament is -being called for. Grattan's Parliament, bhe said, lasted only eighteen years, 3ard there was a revolution at the beginning 3and ...
... them the propriety oi establishing a pormanent station at the Mlaze. The ohair wes occupied by the rector of the parishi, Rev. John Leslie, A.B., who set forth the ?? claims of the district for the establishment of a ?? statiou there. Mr. Win. Gray read a ...
... seconded by Sir John Preston, J.P., the report was adopted. Rev. Dr. Eloe moved a resolution to the effect that the shin deserved the support of Belfast and adjoinira counties. The motion was seconded by )Ir. R. H. Reade, supported by the Rev. John Macnaughtan ...
... eleven, taking for his text St. John evi.,l2. At Dorchester. on aratu-daav. the Rev. Robert GCray, D.D., Rector of Toller. and 2formerly Dean of PrieOria. was charged with assaulting ona of his parishioners named John Yeates. It wvas stated that a few ...
... Barrister-at-l4aw; Wm. Lawson, Barrister- d at-Law; Professor Dowden; Richard Owen Arm- s strong, J. P.; Wm. Paton, Louis Purser, F.T.C. D., E J. Malcolm Inglis, Q.C.; John'M'Evoy, Q.C.; Wm., p T'aill, ?? Jpnathan Hogg, T. P. Cairnes, I J.P.; Dr. Maguire ...
... ( Andrew Lsndrum, Jamnes 13ullick, Hu-gh John. F ston, J.P.; Richard Jobhston, Hugh Little, Robt. I Warnook, James Smyth, John Buchanan, Francis 1 Henderson, John Oraig Miles, John Nhaaes, J. I Vaughan, John WV. Moore, Rev. G. P. 1AMCay, J. ...
... never cried to France for help I Grattan and his colleagues were willing to I receive five thousand French soldiers in lieu of the five thousand Irish soldiers they agreed to place at the disposal of England; but Grattan and his colleagues revolted the ...
... Prince of Wales and the Hereditary Prince ΒΌ of Hohenlohe-Laugenbmrg honoured Sir Gustavus 8 Hume and Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms with their company at dinner at their mess in St. James's Palace yesterday evening. t By command of the Quecn, a Levcr was ...