... thie support of the Irish people, and now wee have it, principle and details, 'all at, once. He demands the Parlia- ment of Grattan, the Irish Parliament of 1782. He says that at present it would be imprudent to ask for more, and that Ireland cannot ask ...

... ans began during Grattan's Parliament, and which ended in the rebelion of theUnitedlrishmea.Notthattherewifl be another United Irishmen's rebellion. So far as I can learn, all this talk end rant about lining the lastditch and arming the peasantry is regarded ...

... Derbyshire. milliner. John Jones, Egremont, formerly Birkenhead, joinr 5?and builder, John Vassaili, New Brighton, Cheshire, tallow Ov chandler. o! Jared Holliday, Westlinton, Cumberland, ehoemaker. t George H. Smith, Bolton, tailor. John N. Woodbams, now ...

... Redgate as seconder. The assenting citizens were Messrs. Gee. Hill Underwood, Robt. Ramsbottomu, Jas. Garnett Datty, John Hunt, John Madeley, John Sideers -Turnbull, George S. Woolley, and Harold Woolley. Mr. Rawson was also nominated by Mr. James Barnieghain ...

... Bracken and John Shaw, trading as T.. H. Bracken andl Co., Bradley Mills, near Halifax, papermakera. B Alfred Joseph Wakeford and John Sugden, trading as Wakeford and Sugden, Sowerby Bridge, paper S merchants and paper hag makers. Walter Story and John Robert ...

... 11Z30Lm., official receiver's, Cardiff; public examination Nov. 30, 10 30 &m., Town Hall, Cardiff. John Griffiths, Penlan and Tawown, Gartheli, Cardigan.- shire, farmer. First meeting Dec. 3, noon, Black Lion Hotel, Lampeter; public examination Dec. 9 ...

... Cardiff, grocer. IFrederick John Sttaley Kempe, trading Queemstreet, Cardiff, tailor aed outfitter. W'illi= Prothero, Cadoxton-t>Barry, Glamorgau- shire, noot and shoe depaer. John Davies, London House. LlandIssul, Cardigan- shire, tailor and draper. Thomas ...

... yesterday at Ynysybwl, near Rhondda, which cost in sinking about £150,000. The chief proprietor is Mr. David Davies, ex-M.P. for Cardigan. A hawker named William Henry Edwards, whilst taking his horse to bathe in the Rhoadda river last evening, was swept off ...

... serious a danger a aeti s, even to the most trivial of surgical an csasme Protection for a vaccinated arm is th ?? watdin ?? of an lafant, for the arm t! n1 Can easily be altogetlier taken a-ut f the clothing, to caebigtakea n wtrep the cidup warmly ? ...

... . Joseph Johns, St. Lythan's, near Cardiff, lately ot 3, Melmervtlian, Neath, clerk in holy orders. John Jonies. Glanralon, NantwUlle, Cardigan, labourer. Thomas Coker, 20, Castle-street, formerly of 37, Tha Walton, Birecon, butcher. P- John Jones, 9D ...

... Oriel-street, oxford, goenta man. ADJ0DICATIO`S IN NBNEANJRE'TCY John Th~omas, Bangor. sdder. ichael Fogarty, Stoneycrott and Old Swan, Lane shire, builder and contractor. George Walker and John Walker, trding as G. and zi Walkazr, Ba wi-.4rne, aerated wfater ...

... otobaconis Moseley, Birmingham, hairdresserad tobacconist. ' John James Hedges, Stratford-on-Avon, bootmaker. Richard William Perry, Farmsborough, Somersetshire, licensed victoaller. ! John Park, formerly of Scholes, Wigan, now residing at Wigan-lane ...