... ordered to Australia.for similar reasons. Mr. Laurence Gene hns alsosbeen sqriomsly ill. SirWm. Cunliffe Brooks broke his left arm a short time ago, but hopes to be in his place to-day. Mr. Bryce has paired for the'rest of the session, and is gone to India ...

... the smack Catherine, of Cardigan, and the brigantine Osnabriek, of Papenburg, Hanover, which were in distress off Fishguard during a strong gale from the N.N.E. The special thanks of the institution were also voted to Captain John Hodge and Mr. T. B. Williams ...

... constitution as free from control as the Parliament of Grattan, and if the question arose between Home Rule and the existence of the Empire, their course would be clear-they would adopt the words of Grattan and say,- Perish the E'mp~ire and live lreland. ...

... admitted to the Albeit War e d. Yesterday, John Thomas, aged forty, ?? pr. along the Lambetlh-road, slipped up and inlresdihig whiclo necessitated his removal to th b 18 i5 Lambeth Palace-road. e soital j4 Yesterday, John William Dixon residin, with h relatives ...

... gentlemen, for Grattan's parliament. Now it must have occurred to your minds, evidently it has occurred-it has been fullyand largelyin the minds of your representatives in parliament-to compare the position of Ireland)under the Grattan parliament with ...

... delegates at a banquet at Hatfield house, the whole of the party remaining for the night. Son JoHN LUnBDocE,-In appreciation of the emi- nent services rendered by Sir John Lubbock in the cause of technical education, the honorary freedom of the Worshipful Company ...

... an example from this worthy Welshman, who addresses the electors of his division in the following straight forward manner CARDIGANS IIIRE. ELECTORS OF THE BOWvSTRRET DivisioN. Labourers, Farmers, Miners, Laflies, and Gentlemen,- The Elcation for the County ...

... at 8.1.5 p.m., Mtr. H-. Queich, Graltmem and Barus.-Nurth .lirxteu Gladstone Cl'it)ii 1, St.Mrk-a'i ill 11.30 a.m., Mir. John Cobbin, ' The PoiiclStuto ait CU.5 p.m., Manuic and Rteadings.-Dulih WokngMo Liberal and Radical Club, Lordehip-las uwrm t1 ...

... seven. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY. ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. J. MORLEY moved the second reading of this bill. which he explained imposed certain restrictions upon the carrying orhaving arms, and ?? the importation of arms in Ireland. t gave ?? of search by ...

... IRELAND. II Is p n 0. a 'I a, ( C h p p - Theee incluac 269 cases of ?? letiers, 17 robbery ot arms, 14 firin8 iato dwelling.houses, 52 iacendlary zrea, 3evea g at tha pon, aad tvo ?? snurderg. le Es morring tlte death ?? P. ShuldamXlet, tn D.D., ex-pretndent ...

... Elliott (Box- burgh), G. J. Goschen, Albert Grey, the Marquis of qHartington, Sir Henry James, Sir John Lubbock, Sir John St. Aubyn, Charles Seely, John Westlake, and Edmund W~odebonse. The following is a list of the Liberal members who took no part in ...

... House of Cosencns,' said Grattan. Witlh ;reetltese's departure, tice Irish parliament virtuslly eanme to an end. It no longer commeanded the respect or flee confidencc of the people. The peaesantry, meanevhile, had been arming, rightly jeedgicig from a ...