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... motion in favour of thec second reading of the REome Rule and Landl Purchase measures was carried against anl 1 amendment by Sir John Lubbock approving of I a large extension of the powers of self-govern- ment throughout the kingdom, without, howf- gever, the ...
... Kennaway. C - Liest.-Col. Walrsnd. C Desny . eg.John ?? ;Dorchester ?? W.. Brysner ?? ?? Floyer ?? C Hjos.W.H.B.PDtortaoa -- Co~lh gby ?? Dover ?? K. Freahlield ?? .MajorA.G.Diekson. C-- Droftwich ?? John ?? - ?? H. B. Sheridan ?? - - !Durham (City) . ...
... freedom were enclosed in handsomely-carved l, I caskets of Irish bog oak, ornamented with silver, v e bearing Mr Gladstone's arms, in addition to those of v It the towns making the gift, and lined with green e t satin. The Limerick casket was formed of ...
... Berwick ?? D. C,Marioribadea. L - - Hos. B. ?? 1 - Bewdley ?? C. Harrison ?? L - Birkenhead ?? Macleer . ?? - ?? H. Mimt ?? - John ?? L J. Chamberlain ?? L ?? ?? BV . ?? L - ITV. Coddisslon . ?? - Badmin ?? Hon. E.F.L.Gawer..La - f olton ?? L L j. F. Thomasso ...
... . X2 13 6 By Mr John Milue, mason 0 14 3 Mr John Boyes, merchant 3 7 8 Mr Andrew Clubb, farmer.. . 1 7 6 Mr -Williain Mackay, miller 1 10 0 Mrr James Cruickshank, schoolmaster 8 3 ( Mr Wia. Davidson, builder 1 14 1 Mr John Smith, crofter . ...
... restored Grattan's Parliament, they would not secure the unity of the country more than by the proposals of Her Majesty's Govern- ment, for, with the executive in the hands of the Irish, they would have infinitely more power tean they had during Grattan's ...
... James' Copland, Alex. ft Laingand Alexander Innes. ' The duties of m.c.'s were admirably discharged by Messrs John L Middleton, jun., and John Smith. Songs were i rendered at intervals during the evening by Mr iLaing, Aboyne, and Miss leing, Boghead. The ...
... monial held yesterday;: the Rev. Professor he G3eorge P. Fisherj D.D., Yale Theological br Seminary and the ev 'M-hichael S. S; John- stone, of Moniga , recefved the honorary de- gree of Doctor of Divinity. Professor S. A Tarn3er, Faculty of Medicine, Paris ...
... If harbour. Her crew were exhausted by privation ard r hardships.x SHIPPING DISASTERS ON THE WELSH ' COAST. I On visiting Cardigan Bay on Saturday our cor- s respondent found that seven vessels have been . wrecked near Pwllheli, four close together near ...
... to break up the Union, for they did not intend to restore Grattan's Parliament. Mr Goschen said his opinion of the Rome Rule scheme was that it would set up a Dublin .Parliament than which Grattan's was if anything less objectionable. The Government bills ...
... have been removed by the p discovery on the body of a cheqne book bearing s' the name of Richard Pigott, a license to carry o arms issued in Ireland, and a letter addressed to c Mr Labouchere, dated February 25. This com- E IniunicatiOn states that the first ...
... com- r prised under four' heads-martial law, -Peace Pre- n servation Acts, Arms and Insurrection Acts, and sue-b pensions of the .Ref'es Oes-pus. I fiud that, as ti regards arms and insurrections, the Acts that were a passed, and which continued in force ...