... IIISH JhO-IE RULE. t GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT: ITS REFORPM BILL. The year 1783 closed amid dark omens of coming trouble. a On November 29th 'Mr Flood commenced the Parliamentary campaign in support of a reform in the representation of th 3 people-a topic ...

... the end of tl:,0 ti dalgs. On his being proposed by Yr 'Gesrkt Forby, and upon Mr Grattan rising next to vo'c Pt' uope Sir Jonah'ts tally, lie was objeci~ted to, by his John Giffard as havin heen ?? of Lord Clsre's Committee. Grastan's speech -on this e ...

... of John White. hadir been fited £25 for shooting on Colonel OUCaiagbsnvff land. The O'Callaghans are Boycotted, and carry arms for self- o protection. Edmund Tracey and John Mulcaby have beon remanded a or a charge of firing at and wounding John DonoguhXe ...

... legiou-were egh.r-c at the report, origicatoa by the Word-, that Kiikstall Ablbe, close beside Leeds, was to be sold by Ladiy Cardigan. ar-d possibly pirlled dosn. Cromwell shot a good part of it ?? in his time, aitd left it just sufficentiy ruined to be ...

... also be competed for then. Dr Armes, Cathedral, Durbam, was the examiner. The college will re-open Sep- banter 17th. ROYAL NRTIONAt LIFEBOAT!jIXNSTTPON. - Yesterday a meeting of this institutlion was held at its house, John Street,Adephi, LondonSirEdwa ...

... coast is strewn D with wreckage and cargoes of wrecked vessels. of A BISSING STEAkMER. ne The ?? Coal Company's steamer Lord Cardigan, by which left Cardiff for Waterford over nine days ago, ais lit not let arrived Two other of the company's steamers, be ...

... Windsor on Saturday. The imembers of the Kettering Liberal Association have de- he ciderl to admit women to their body. co Lord John Hay leaves England on the 8th inst. to relieve Lord tin Airester on the Mediterranean station. Cc 'Turkey has not yet replied ...

... Trlstram, Dr Grattan Gainness, and the b Rev J. L. Rentoul having addressed the meeting, 4 Mr Thomas Rutherford stated that the treasurer, 3ir I Arthur Backbonse, bad promised £500 towards clearing off E the mortgage of £2,000 upon the huildirgs in John Street ...

... agreed to. Mr BRAND, in answer to questions, stated, as to the issue of Martini-Henry rifles to the volunteers, 8,000 of those arms were already in the hands of the different rifle corps, and he had instructed the volunteer authorities to make inquiries in ...