... la the future, may lead conditions ands whi:h something like fair trade may be passible. —Sag seer. Texas ban died in Cardigan. John Darien, a l et red fay ran, wird 100 years. Cardi..an maintains imputation or lumievity, for seemly moms have wlw.e wawa ...

... Ealist fntelltgenct. PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS . Friday Afternoon. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY KILDAILIC.—Dr. Grattan, of Kildare, has lamed his address. There are now four candidates in the field. Mr T. H. Queues, Conservative, has been eelectect ...

... against them, and thrust int,. prison awl kept tame without any trial. Also under the Arm's Act in prardaimed districts an Irishraan was halal, to imprisonment if arms were found in his house, outhoasc. unless be could prove they wee there tvi' thont his ...

... bailiffs. Flannigan then rushed out, brandishing a knife and hammer. and knocked down Smith, who sustained a fracture of the left arm. A gentleman who was passing handed a revolver to one of the bailiffs, who presented it at Flannigan and his companions, and ...

... manage their own business. A quotation was read from John Bright to show that in 1846 he was decidedly in favour of Home Rule, and, said Mr Partridge, it was not too much to say that although John Bright's body lies mouldering in the grays, his spirit ...

... grave is there, John ; Our bonnie laddie loved her too, We'd keep the old grey mare, John! Ah, lal, this life has nos and downs, We'vo shared them all since then, John ! I sometimes think that poor dumb things Are truer friends than men, John. For homeless ...

... north side of middle aisle.) In memory of Elizabeth Adams, the wife of John Adams, of this parish. Esq., who departed this life Sept. 15, 17ile, aged cut. She was daughter of John Lyde, of the parish of Chelwood. Esq., and granddaughter of Cornelius Lyde ...

... Express,' lam • very fast mare by Steppingatoue. Young Express war by Cardigan Canet, dam by Railrad. Cardigan Comet was by Yung Comet,' by Old Comet, by Flyer. Cardigan Comet's' dam by True Briton, great graud-daut by Fencer. Living ...

... War OfApe iiiday„Awra,Ahawitrni. they were infornaati ghat ainteinofft-war tuunthorised. i . : The Press Asseefation General John will command the aeeonil briffeaerin. Vea:ana.laine Expedition. The dePartereod theehree hnetialionn of Guards has been delayed ...

... accused uctil Monday nut at noon. The prisoners were from Bow Street in the prison van to the House of Detention, escortedby an armed body of mounted police with swords dram. The appearance of a cavalcade created a great sensation in the streets. The Press ...

... gentleman who is in the parlour, for I saw him bite sister right on the lips, and I knew it hurt her, for I Paw her put her arms round his neck and try to choke him. Clara was telling me about your singing at Mrs. Hobson's party, Mr. Fratherly, remarked ...