... entmt o ,HQme Ruts in Grattan's ftie That is one ot theI estsrle fofilotfulasS which I ave had to L tament on the part of this distinguished states. j mna In a woment of relloction he must L bavo eknow absolutely well that Grattan's ?? had no exective ...

... is substituted for the notice that appeared in the Gazette of the 15th tilt, ;-The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John Fisher as vice-consul at Barrow-in-Furness for the United States of Mexico. MAYORAL DINNRx TO HER MAJESTY'S JUWES. 1 -The ...

... Conway, leaves a widow and ~four, hot children. Re, FAAAcrurs AT' TBAN55EFCAD inquest Be' was held yesterday, at the Queen's Arms Public-th house, Traumiere, before Mr. Ch-urtoni, coroner, on- tho bd ofohnt Oatt., eight years old, son of p- Francis Oat ...

... all kinds, raised its own armed forces, whether for local or imperial purposes, controlled all its own resources, ignored the Parliament of Hngland, and acknowledged no authority but that of the Sovereign. Such was 'Grattan's Parliament, and that was ...

... Misses Gee and Delys Davies; Messrs, W. Cadwaladr Davies, NV. E. Davies, W. Tador Howell, John Lewis, John Francis, A. N. Palmer, George Bradley, B. M Jones, John Pritchard, J. M. Powell, B, T. Powell, and E, I Vincent Evans (secretaryl. The MAYOE of WVassAr ...

... and that the vessel was len driving towards the bar, hoisted a signal of distress, LEe in response to which the Cardigan lifeboat. John Stuart, presented ta the National Lifeboat Institu- tion bv its Manchester branch, was launched. After J^ a hard pull ...

... of Liverpool Irishmen held | yesterday afternoon, in the League Hall, St. Anne-street, which was addressed by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P., a resolution was passed protesting against the aentence passed upon Mr. JohnDillon, MP.. Mrs. C. E. L. French ...

... timed Teo eleven o'clook yesterday morning, stated that the I hear Oa attack of congestion of the lunge, from which Air. Al *! John Bright was sufferin4, had moderated, but Inve . that the right honourable gentleman was stall the )E weak. Mrs. Clark, Mr. ...

... con- taired Mlersr. Thrmas T. Waniwrigbt. Jaime' Wainwright (sons of the deceased), Daniel DPCne sad John Young. Second carriage: MleF c. W. Jackson, John Lewvip, H1. Pilkington, and Thoamrs Mitler. Third carri'ge: Messrs. George Otiloc, Thcras Stott, - ...

... Presbyterian Mission School, 4; Brassey-street Presbyterian Mission, 16; Catheart-street Baptist Mission, 1; Friends' School, Cardigan-street, 2; Grange-lane Baptist, 13; Grange-road Presbyterian, 41; Bjolt-hill Presbyterian Mission, 5; Highfield Congrega- ...

... It has been designed ,and painted by Mr. John Brunton, who, assisted 3in some instances by Mr. T. Holmes, has painted 7 the whole of the scenery connected 'with the pro- duction. As on former occasions, Mr. John Xoss provides the music; the properties ...

... B.,Liverpool; Angelo Vassalo, A.B., Messina; ?? M'Kardy,AJ.>., Port Glasgow; John Sherratt, A.l., Liverpool; John Worthington, A.a, Carlow; James Cogan, A.B., Queenstown; John Golding, iy Henry Farrar, chief engineer, Waterford; Wiiliami is, Armstrong ...