... delight of their open mouthed friends, Appearances, it istrue, go for nothing, especially when John Barleycorn reigns within, therefore we cannot say anything as John occupied a very prominent position. The exceedingly heavy rain has not improved the appearance ...

... admitted to the Workhouse Hospital, at targan, on Thursday evening, with her right arm almost d from the body above the elbow. While working at the Weaving Company's factory her arm was 3aught in the machinery, and maogl.d in a terrible way. The limb was su ...

... twenty per cent. reduction. Mr. Henry Youag, of Cork, and Mr John Kelly, Dublin, have given a liberal reduction to the tenants on their estates in the County Waterford. Four persons named John Ryan. of Miltown ; James A. Ennis. of Woodgraigne ; Pierce Meaney ...

... future- At Cork. on Jan. uary 23rd, 1885, the Irish leader declared that 'they could not ask for less than the restitution of Grattan 's Parliament. They could scarcely ask, under the Constitution, for more ; hut no man had the right to 6x the boundary to ...

... since the last genecal election, Mr John Morley had been pitchforkei into a position in the p , esent Government for which on the ground of political experience he had no claim whatever. Whatever ideas on polities Mr John Morley h.d they were based on the ...

... under the presidency of Mr George Bright, a paper ou Hamlet' wee read by Mr. A T. Farrell, and eritieised by Messrs John Bell, M.A., John Geor e Livingston aril Dr Heron. Next bight the adj inroad di b on ' Derroeracy' will be rek MASONIC.—The Provincial ...

... meeting of this 11 tar& held to-day, the following On 'diens were prepent : John llsneo4, JP. in the coheir; Colonel Warido, .IP. DI.; Robert Wad.le I, 31'. John I.lseonn. Hall. John Rion•rnon, Jo eph R Watson, %V Baird, Elliott. Coal tt Waddell. W 3 A 10 ...

... regret their choice. At the yearly meetings of the Lurgan and Portadown Commitpdoners held on Wednesday last, John Hancock, Esq., J.P. a:ul William John Paul, Esq., were reelected chairmen to the several Boards. Mr Hancock has held tue position for forty years ...

... ourselves of the arms which we are entitled to have andel the Act of Settlement. We are to be conversant with the use of those arms and we are to wait until oar trusted leaders warn of th- , near approach of the storm ; then, trusting in th • Arms above us we ...

... the true knot of the holiday difficulty which recurs at every one of the bank holidays, but is intensified at Christmas. Sir John Lab; bock, eminent alike as a banker and a man of science, can pass from one form of business in Lombard Street to another ...