... Crown Solicitor, rleoesed,. John Stouppe Finlay MN(ance, student Brase- uose College, Oxford, only son of Finilay VI'Cance, of buffolk, in the County of Autrim, Esq., J.P. Laurence Grattan Esmonde, second son of Sir John Esmonde, late of Ballynastrazgh ...

... the bridge. They were brought before the ma-gistrates, and rermuanded. Edmund Tracey and John Mulcahy have been remanded on the charge of firing at and wound- ing John Donoghue, farmer, in County Limerick. Donoglhue is not expected to recover. He has identilied ...

... St. Patriclc being comnmletdr. his balner was unfurled, and Deputy i Ulster King of Arms declaredl his titles, thus :- The Right Honourable and Pnissant Lord Sir John t HTenrv, Earl Viscount and Baron Erne. of Crom Catle, in the County of Fermanarh, ...

... Glenny, Miss Grattan, Mrs. Higgins, Miss Lyle. Mrs. H. 0. Lanyon, Mrs. nMacrory. Mlrs. Newett, Mrs. Pooler. Mrs. E. N. Sinclair, and Mrs. Rtevenmon. After tea all those pre- I sent assembled in the large hall of the school-house, where R1ev. John BrisEow presided ...

... Commissioner Local Government Board. Sirs-Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart.; Gerald George Aylner, Bart.; Jocelyn Coghill, Bart.; Godfrey Thomas, ]3art., R.ILA. ; John Lentaigne, C.B.; Robert Kane, LL.D., President ?? John Brompton, D.L.; Win. Carroll, Robert Stewart ...

... LORD lMkYOR'S DAY IN DUBLIN. DUULN, TutasDAS.-To-day Aldermana John O'Connor, Nationalist, WItS inaugurated to tl3e positiou of Lord Mayor of Dublin, in saccession to Alderman Meagher, Nationalist. The Conserva- tive memabers of the Couucil did not take ...

... WVm. Smytb, Brookfield, held an- an inquest on the body of Naucy Grattan, of ,-3 GlakAerbeg WNest, near Loughbrickland, yestcr- as da.7 The brother of the deceased, Thoeas of Grattan, who is now in custody for halving on ?? to take awar his own life ...

... caused by afall; Ellen Fordyco, a50, a housekeeper, 12, Grattan Place, rupture of fthe eyeball. caused by a blow ; Robert Reilly, 7, a yschoolboy, 50, Moreland's Row, fracture of the left arm, caused 4,v a £41l. ...

... when e Dr. Guinness delivered a lecture in St. lnoch's Church, on the life and labours of his father, Rev. C H. Grattan Guiuness. Mr. John Workman, J.P., presided; and there wvss a large attendance. The lecture, which wvs singularly interesting, was listened ...

... and children were sitting around their fire, a gang of eighit or nine rufians, armed with guns, and disguised in various walys, rushed into the cottage, and demanded arms. Murphy, seeing that alt resist- ance was useless, quietly gave up his revolver ...

... be considered as a gross breach of etiquette, but mlight still further l injure the interests of his illustriols brother-in- arms, if, indeed, it would not be fraught with peril to the cause of the Protestant succession. T 1he wily Boliegbroke, who had ...

... disorderly on tbe 10th lost,, and was sentenced to one calendar month 's imprisonment vitth hard labour. John Johnstoo, for an assault upon William John Grattan, wab sent to eaol for fourteen days with hard litbour. James Henderson, for assaulting his wife on ...