... LATERSY ¶N _ ?? 1~l. ;~e ! _J ~R SJ; -tN r. P;3 teq,&w7 .eil Viie tiox WINDOE.CORRE~PONDJ ,*er Bel irz: . .seesan Office, 211 Strand, London, pas Thnursdsay .orning. , A .Aa baetitg of the -Irish Parliamertary part w g1dAY theO following resolution was passed -the Q --memTers'of thia party desire to record C ~fr great greet at the death -of thir late highly ?? ya~ued colleague, Dr. Wn.fl. ...

... laet, has upan the country with a great shock, and the universality, as well as the earnestness, of the regret that is expressed shows how large a place the deceased filled in pudlic life. Few had learned that Mr. Gray was seriously ill. None antici pater a fatal termination. Subject as he was to fre quent attacks ef asthmatic illness, the news tha he was confined to the bouse did not occasion ...

... GRAY, M.P. The announcement ef 2Mr. Gray's death has ,ae upon the county with a great shock, and the universality, as well as the earnestness, ofte ,re.et that is expressod shows how large a place tte deceased filled ink pulic life. Few had learned *st Mfr. Gray wa seriously ilL None anticipated , ftal termnimatieo. Subject as he sto fre. G~ut attacks *f asthmatic illness, the mews that te ,sR ...