... there wore also lpresent Mr. B. Armitage and Mr. tC [a A. Arnold (the Liberal candidates), Mr. Dn. B. Arm- 0 strong, Mr. A. W. Von Knooip, Mr. John Atkinson, Mr. t cJ. Let, Mr. Jesse Bryant, M~r. J. F. Davies, &ic. Mr. T. Bri gg wa nnmuly elected chairman: ...

... 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 ...

... Rev. J. Metcalfe, William B. Maskell, of Horesey, Middlesex, to Harriet J., third daughter of John Samp. son, Coney-street, York. M ?? the 22nd inst., at St. John's, Higher Broughton, by the l/ev. F. B. Wright, rector, James Roger, seventh son of Nathan ...

... 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 ...

... fraction of that to which you are P'tlly oulltled-(cheers), and the Irishman who thinks thbat he can now throw away his arms just as Grattan h-banded the volunteers, will find to his sorrow and iitructicn, when too late, that he has placed himself the power ...

... been unconditionally released. At a late hour on Saturday night, John A. Bnrke, scretoiry of the Kiltullagh Land League; Martin Hoo- hs!, teacher, Kiltullagh National School; and John perwin, of Synogh, were arrested under the Coercion Act and conveyed ...

... prisoner was discharged. BURGLARY AT OLDHAM. John Denn, 48, striker, wavs indicted for having, at Oldham, on the night of the 13th April, broken and entered the dwelling house of Thomas Hopley, and stolen a Cardigan jacket, several pairs of boots, and other ...

... Tuesday. The Court found that the vessel was not navigated with seamanlike care, and suspended the otrtificates of the master, John Jenns, and the chief officer, Hans Theoder, the former for twelve months and the latter for three months. A IJAPTAIN AND FEtnr ...

... 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 ...

... will contain the records from February, 1558, to March, 1625. It aill be illustrated by plates of arms, &c. We regret to learn of the death of Mr. John Bulloch, of Aberdeen, a working brass finisher, whose acute Studies on the Text of Shakespeare' were ...

... ARTIFICIAL'EYES, CATARACT GLA8SES, &c. MICROOS COPE S. RECE, FIELD,&OPERA GLASSES,inuEVERYVARIETY. Q-AmTr GUuImANTEID. T. ARM STRONG & BROTHER,' 83, DEANSGATE, MANCHUEST-ER, Opticians to tle Royal Eye Hospital. (Established 1825.) YLOG;.BLOCEasiCLOG-SOL13 ...

... 13, OXFORD-ST. METIC. SH{ORTHAND, to qualify 13, OXFOPD.ST. for good situations. Avoid calamities caused by procrastination. JOHN BO Y CO 'J WHOLESALE LONDON, BIRMINGHAM, SHEF. PIELD, &FGOEIGNFANCYGOODS WA.REEOUSEhIEN,- Have REMOVED from 17 and 19, Thomnas ...