... FI RST H 0 M E OF HOME R U LE. JWU= GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT IN COLLEGE-GREEN, 1793. I 'ra time when Grattan's Parliament is being much discussed, many will I*interested to see what Grattan's Parliament House was like. In the ,:01lnpanying sketch, which ...

... Grapes (27) Green Dragon (so) Green Man (20) King's Arms (64) King's Head (34) Noah's Ark (6) Red Lion (53) Rising Sun (23) Robin H-lood and Little John (4) Rose and Crown (30) Shakspeare's (8) Ilead and Arms ShiP (32) Star and Garter (13) Sun (14) Two Brewers ...

... Castle-yard down Parliament-street, and over Grattan Bridge into Capel-street. At this time most of the men wore their badges, a narrow band of coarse linen, stamped with the letters V.R.,' and fastened to the arm by means of a buckle. They thus attracted ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... result, however, had proved that he had shaken the foundations of the Liberal party. The Conservatives bad marched to victory arm-in-arm with Lord Hartington and Mr. Goschen. He was bound to say that during the last election he never expected that he would ...

... night equalled in splendour the Venetian celebrations of olden times. At the banquet in the town hall the Ministers and Mr. Grattan, the English Consul-General, were among those present. There was a general illumination, with fireworks, vwhile cannon boomed ...

... only to be spirited out of the country, by sea or land. The conspirators intended, how- ever, to kill M. Karaveaff. Thirty armed men were said to be at their disposal; but one of these turning informer the plotters were all arrested. It was hen ascertained ...

... wasted, and that -another restoration will be necessary during the lifetime of men now in tile flesh.' Mr. Morley and John Stuart Mill, by John Morley, M.P., who says :- 'Jus' irnst excuse ine if I decline to wander into general controversy. Let as stick to ...

... R. B. F. Elrington, Vicar of Lower Brixham, Devon, at the Craven Arms Iiotel, Coventry, aged 29, March 23. VAUGHAN, Sara, widow of Colonel, goth Light Infantry, at Llangoedlmore, Cardigan. March 21. Births as i Dmatlts are anlnougnee in the PALL MALL G ...

... son sends the lively report from one of our public schools that three fellows have smashed their shoulder-blhdes and one his arm at football this term, complains that football is compulsory at all the schools, and any interference on! thie part of a parent ...

... uniform, conducted the Czarina to the hall, being followed by the Czar and the Empress, while the Archduke Karl .udwig gave his arm to the Grand Duchess Maria Faulovna. The Grand Duke Nicholas wore the uniform of the Austrian Uhlan regiment, of which he has ...