... thie support of the Irish people, and now wee have it, principle and details, 'all at, once. He demands the Parlia- ment of Grattan, the Irish Parliament of 1782. He says that at present it would be imprudent to ask for more, and that Ireland cannot ask ...

... Redgate as seconder. The assenting citizens were Messrs. Gee. Hill Underwood, Robt. Ramsbottomu, Jas. Garnett Datty, John Hunt, John Madeley, John Sideers -Turnbull, George S. Woolley, and Harold Woolley. Mr. Rawson was also nominated by Mr. James Barnieghain ...

... the crew: John Williams, aged 40, Liverpool, cook; James Owen. 40, Newport. Pembroke, steward; David Willie, 26, Pembrey, donkeyman; George ocok, 56, Belfast, fireman; John Finn, 57, Sligo, fireman; Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman; John Yeo, 35, ...

... the request of the editor of the Gened to report. the proceedings. He was struck twice on the arm, once on the shoulder, and several times on his bead. His arm was broken, and he bad three outs on his head. He became unconscions. and was removed to a cottage ...

... neither attention flor-dispositiou shall be wanting on my part. The, King was as good as his word. Two years later, on Mr. John Adams being intro- duced to him as the first Ambassador fronm the United States; the King said: ' I will be very frank with ...

... are Joseh Patrick Egan. Thomas Brennan, ihorael P tOn, Patrick J. Sheridan, PatriSk Jos. ;oicd 'ichael 21 O'Sullivan, John Dillon, John W. Jerd3'OJhn S. Wal.sh, and Matthew Harris. Mir Dillon, solicitor for Mr. Parnell and the other de- M 0Lts, attende ...

... the polo ground, nerr the a Viceregal Lodge. The drag contained Messrs. d Sexton (the Lord Meyor of Duhlin), T. Harrington, P John Dillon, Wim. 9'Brien, J. P. Clancy, J. 1. Red- hR mond, David Shrebv, D. Crilly, J. U. Cox, M. J. b Kenny, and Di Kenny, ? ...

... difficult in future to establish such an iron des~potism? as that which is unov exercised by the League.' ( MR. JOHN MORLEY, M.P. Mr. John Morley was the principal speaker at a banquet in Chelmsford on Thursday in loelebration of the return of a majority ...

... was in distress off Rhoscolyn. The rocket apparatus in charge of the coastguards and a few volunteers, and commanded by Mr. John 0. Williams, chief officer, was taken to the scene, but could not be used. The Rhoscolyn lifeboat put to sea at great risk ...

... Bakewell; John Poxon, Breaston, Derby; Nathaniel Watts, Bottesford . Thomas Tomlinson, Nottingham; Robert Bruce Wallace, Mel- bourne; C. Crabtree, Nottingham ; John Fleming, Ilkeston; T. Watkinson, Notting- ham; Jas. Miller, Nottingham; John R. Tran- mer ...

... Carnarvon, Auglosea, Denbigh, and Flint, the assizas at Chester; No. 1S, of Glanmorgan, 'arnarthen Pembroko, Havorfordwest, Cardigan, 33reclnotk and Esidnor, the assizee at Swanseoa No. 19, of the county of Northumberland and the town and ?? of the towl ...

... SDa. A movement is on foot to free St. John's ,sCathedral, Salford, from debt. Untilthe debt is paid nthe church cannot be consecrated. THEN FROM A SHOP AT SALFORD.-At the Sal- 8 ford Police Court, on Thursday, John Bertram, of 12, Cow Lane, Salford, was ...