... Dungannon Branch-Messrs J A Quinn, soli- citor; John Moffatt, Dungannon House; John Cas- sidy, Edwd Hurson, Patrick Flanagan, Andrew M'Gurk, Francis Hart, Patrick Cole, Joseph Flanagan, Dr M'Mullan, John Taggart, V S; Hugh Taggart. Stewartstown and Coalisland ...

... been heartily dcspised for it. Surely, said Grattan, you do not expect.. like the Jevz, redemption from HeaVen if yen do net help yourselves.' The k1ish loyalists have neever helped themsselves -in Grattan's sense. Equally unfortunate a*~ the coincidencn ...

... Pentany, Tames Gibney, P sjkesr John Galher, Owen Kanglay, Jobn Healy, ae tvrard, PatkSheridda, Peteirtay, P A3len, jabsesppck, Thomas Sheridan, Water street_; nk Wem% 1irancis Longhran, J Coogan, at Smyth, . s h>. J Heappock, John Beice,. .iWiiarn awi er. - ...

... Lynch, James Enright, Michael Fitz- patrick, and John Keane -were charged with having me created a disturbance-rn ?? publichousc of (The Foreaters' Arms), inchicore, and assaulting le several persons. John Keane was further charged g, ith having assaulted ...

... Kennedy, Edmond Synan, John 3 O'Goran, John J C O'Hare, Charles M-Carthy, Charles Cahill, John Morrissy, John O'Con- uor, Richard O'Connor, James LnP. D H O'Ccjnnor, John Sheedy, E B Synan, Patrick Cahill Ballybrophy-Ths Rev ...

... of tr c Queo at Royal West Kent Regiment, h.as boic app Major John Archibald. Murray, Bod Kent Regiment, to he Lieutenant Clc~ulLe ?? Colonel C H Browne. placed on halt.pay. ' Captain John C Cantley to be Ma', tl Murray, and Lieutenant Arthur T Ilnr ...

... COMlMISS1l0zERS. Athloue, Saturdav. The foLowink: is the result of the postponed election for St Petel's Ward:-I -John Williams (Liberal), 77; John Galvin (Na- tionalist), 71 ; Robert Gladstone (tibera), 4i6; t William Jones NAirioialist), 45 ; Dr C J MCor- ...

... acoom- s paniied bv fever. S1 Letters from lassala rerchants cnenjlic thi u the ludir, who was ordered by Baker Patha te e j arm friendly tribes, is enrollug the trube (A eY 11alanka, which sympititees rwith the Mahdi. as h, The Arabs are reported to be ...

... qualified appreciation and pride in his ancestors (loud applause) as Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde (prolonged applause, and cries of 'Cheers for Grattan). Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde may indulge in the very rare boast amongst Irishmaen or any other men on ...

... aware that I cannot make a long speech, but 1 L- have a very worthy substitute in our great 1national friend, John Dillon (cheers). L r. John Dillon, who was received with cheers, t ?? and citizens of Dungannon, we Came here to-day to make known the result ...

... Great Britain. lI 1759 Henry i Flood entered the Irish Parliatment; in 1775 Henry Grattan followed; in 1778 the Volunteers sprang into existence fully armed; and in 1782 Grattan's Declaration of Rights was passed, and the English Government surrendered to ...

... debate on the question, Federation or* was resumed, Mr. J A Poole, MA, in' theuair. Ly lyce. in resuming the debate, said John ;ar Mti~ii defined a nation to be a portion of , -knd united amongst themselves by common ripatlies which did not exist between ...