... less than five, nor more than 10. The first directors will be Lord Batas, Mr. Richard Rattail, Mr. John Grattan, Mr. Robert Rataliff, and Mr. Charles John Clay, each of whom shall be entitled to continue i. °Roe so long ash. remains qualified and desires ...

... family honours by his only son, Lord Vaughan, born in 1862, a Deputy-Lieutenant for Cardigan. Mr. Job Iles, chairman of the Stanningley Baptist Burial Board, and John Hudson, gravedigger, have been summoned at Leeds for removing a body from a grave without ...

... Government in 1798, bat Much would fail now, as they failed then. The Irishman who thought he meld throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers ia 17E2, would dud that he hadg eh hiaself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting • enemy. Many ...

... Australia, the State Schoolmaster, Native Australians and Imperial Federation, and the Moral of the Queensland Imbroglio. Mr. John Heywood, of Manchester t announce, the oompletion of the second volume of Baines 's History of the County Palatine and Duchy ...

... magistrates for Westmorland :—Rev. W. Keys• Wells, Clifton Rectory, Peortth ; Thomas W. Thwaytes, Esq., Holesfout Lodge, Shap ; John E. Hargreaves, Berzon Lodge, Kendal. G COMPANY IST WFATMORLAND RIFLI VOLUNTAPAS. —The annual Prise Shooting will take place ...

... Illuminations. in which the Copt' took the lead. About 500 Copts were mesmbled at their elan& doing Wooer to the whin nearly 1.000 armed suddenly awaited them, vowing sissy would every Christian. The llindir and soldiers husrfered and sseasedsd la queLlies tbe ...

... M. Liagrus. Nominally story ale printed at the aloes. course of the inquiry, upon which the prisoner '. :toll- Royal arms on left arm. was wearing at the citor natural laid great stress. When the exhu- time a black felt hat, black diagonal jacket and ...