... Contne is not a secure foundation on which to build, that there is a Mr John Morley who may possibly at SOme futurc time occupy an important position in a Government, and that that flr John Merley is in favour of legislation by which contracts. that have been ...

... Edinburgh ;John William B'arton, Cainpheltown ; Edward Brindle, Edinburgh ; Robert W~ells Brown, Glasgow ; Ahixauclet Leslie Brace, Aberdeen ; James Clark, Aberdeen LlEdward Crarer, Blairgo wrie; John iDIale, Sheffield ;, William Duff, Leith; John Francis ...

... going to give up their c~ national birthright of Grattan's Parliament for one this contemptible mesa of pottage? We are very gen much obliged to those gentlemen for taking so the m iuch~caro of us. Grattan's Parliament was what bet wo asked for because ...

... they culd not give pre- cedence to that subject, but would take it up after the Arms Bill was out of the way. Mr REALY gave notice that, on going into | Committee on the Arms Bill, he should move- That it tse ran iqs trnctioa to tle Coranittes that it ...

... The great states- rnon and politicians who have contributedl in- clu-de 1itr, F.ox, Wilkes, Grattan, OConnell, Brougham, Joseph Hume, Sir I'obert Peel, Lord John RusseelU, Mr Gladstone. Talleyrand, Lafa- yetto, and Msazzini. In the poirtfolio labelled I ...

... M'Leady, ML Wallace, T g Grimshaw, J. Williams, G. Guntherman, in jE Wyatt, F. Williams, A. Wells, A. T. MThin, S. Wooley, T. Johns, P. Guenn, and m W. Carter. rE Nio. IL . O] Kassassin, September 11. b Private Crawford, 33d Company Royal ce Iarines, wounded ...

... following gentlemen wvere adeuitted as honorary ?? ?? R. Russell, Mf.P.; R1ev. John Edgar, and Messrs .Johlm Livingston I and W. G. Kirkland. Addresses were delivered by Rev. John Marray, Caloon Parish; Air Thboe. Bredie, and Brother Robert IVi'Kirdy, from ...

... at a cost of £3S0,000 out of funds left by the late Mr Thomas Holloway. It is stated that at least 18,000 men will be under arms at the review to be held at Aldershot to-morrow, in presence of the Queen and other members of the Royal Family, and the Indian ...

... greater wrench between the two countries than during the short-period when Ire- land lad Grattan's Parliament, which the Parnel. lites wished to see restored. Grattan's PFelia. meot, though it had large pewers, was alwaye controlled by a body appointed by ...

... accompanied by a very heavy sea and. I bitldinu storms of hail and raia. The coast- |guard at Holyhead, nuder coinurand of Me r.! John Willianms, were sumarmoned at 3.3) A.M., a, signal of distress having been soen from a vessel outside the breakwater. The boat ...

... was at the close accepted as Liberal candidate for E the constituency. Another first anpearance 1 was made last night by Mr John MI'Culloch, a possible Liberal candidate for IVest Renfrew- I shire, who gave an address at Barrhead. Mr B. F. Costellos spoke ...

... Wet ?? Hubbard, Re. Ila. John Aslisea~l-Bortlett. ELlis Jackson, Weem. Lawi,.s falsy, Sir.Josepls lussell JIni.snone, ShryF.lescih Baine, Fpree. St John Netede. liensard, Coleri'lgo S. I-N. Pl~rr.> Johnc KNsnuayss. Sir John Henrry Eale1t, Sir Wai ter ...