... Sr.John tl>-L^' tj; 4m4iSt*J P.; ;y3. t - - sfroir, -Thos ?? RetF:An~rece?, NlAnderson I -Cavalezn Avezana, 'coaasl for, italy; J msurice, fiBrooks, NI); Sir'John BaurringtonDL: P¶Bir- aminbgham, T ( Joshum Dmreetaka, 1' 6; John Barke T SD ; John Bave~ridge ...

... Ilationalist meeting contingents were 1l presput .rom the following districts I Fermanagh-Enuiskilden, aceoraauied by the|g Grattan Flute Band; Coagh, acrompalied by the b CEpamet Flute Band; Ederaey, accompanied by the f; L Tensperanca Brass Band; Tempo ...

... Thomas Hall, Thos. Phillips, John 'taylor, Wan. 52 Jones, and Everard W. Jones. Re- ligious services were conducted on Sunday by Messrs. Parcell and Solomon; and durinj the week by the Revs. John Thomas and George ffarris. John W. Morris, secretary. N.B ...

... street, from Thomas Benmlamin White to F1rancls John Trasure,' allowed; Castle [mv, Castle MZil street, from John Lund to Thomas Tordle Drys- :dnle, allowed; jWlell, Narrow Wine street, from Amelia Blake to John Eddolis, allowed, Oxford Ardie, Oxford street7 ...

... belonaiug to the City of Luckuow who were landed by the Guernsey are Benjamin Johns (able seaman, from Western Australia), Meuzies (the cook, a Scotchman), Thomas Cardigan (able seaman), Cornelius Ryan (able seaman), and an apprentice . who was alwavs ...

... ?? 15 en Larharngol-at-ArIth I. ?? 16 of Linysi ?? 8Treeath ?? he Canmoarthe ?? 3 Orynimyoli Arms ?? Haverfordwest ?? S BuTch ?? mi Lamrpeter (Cardigan):: I1I Trebw ?? 31 Of ?? (Clardigan).12 1 an MARAsea, the gigantic girl who appeared as the hi, ...

... Irish Coontabhiary ; Ambrose Plunkett, Anthony OX'eill. J.P. ; Num. Lindsav Maackev, John 31. O'Brieii, 1oval Irish Constab5. lary, Kilkleniiy; A. E.S'awelltlaard,R.T.C.; John Beveridge, Town Clerk of Dublin ; Riolnrd P. Ifawkshaw, Asligtumt Paymaster P.N ...

... Row- land, Barb., M.V.; Thomas MI~lure, Bert., M.P.; Tbos. Grattan Esmond, Barb.; John Power, Bart., DL.; Samuel Ferguson, George Owens, J.P.; G. Penrose, High Sheriff of Cork; William Carroll, John Barrington, D.L.; B. Porter Cowan, Daniel O'Sullivau, Robert ...

... were worn out with fatigue and exposure. The ship will dock at Cardiff as soon as the weather moderates. The screw-steamer Sir John lie vis, of Southamp- ton, Captain Cator, arrived in Penarth Roads under sail from the channel on Saturday morn- ing. The steamer ...

... J lJase, Moentrose; P Durapan, itarash; Crytr, 1t n) airesao, i M'Donagh, P .teen: Ja~mes Hylarid, do; F Median, M1 Belly, John B1rown, Brruia7; R M'GoC. n, P Brenna, Riliavel; P iyO'eiras, Iteerens, Eaitu Brennan, 3aliyru-h; Muar- carob Corcoran, Called ...

... audit for the Palleg Estates was held at the Ynie- Ho tibe cedwynD Arms Hotel. His lordship was representeed nor y Colnel Justice. A capital spread was provided .nrby the worthy liost, Mr. John Evans. His lord- I asihip's health was drunk with three times ...

... and Messrs. William John, aldermn; Roderiwck ThLeisclmt qxuirteve Johan Tom is postmster an ., Lewis, ex-portreve * John Thonm~s, postmaster and n- alderman; Tom Rees, John Trelarne, Edgar Tre- m harne, William Morgan, Talbot Arms; Arthur Young, Bute ...