... of ttreat Britain not held the Damian. , Market wtrwt, &Imlay. at 3. yini. Mr : John provident, tbi• chair. mad th• prewnt nem—Mr. Berm , Mr. Nial ;iv.. hon. NIL. John Grath. mot,. Mr. WM. Mr. Jame, Hismina, Mr. Patrick Bergman Mr. %Mown Mmta MO, Mr ...

... 7111 JIM% • The following were sworn to serve on the Urathi .liar 3 :—Mesare. W. Henderson (tor* maul. Henry J. Neill. John Ritchie. John H. David Leahy. F. H. O'ltaherty, Win. It. 'l,,ggart, Hobert Danwaody, Wm. Hobert M•Goonell, Jame@ P. Orr, David Steel ...

... the engines were working, and the ship was once mere in hand. During the squall a seaman named Briggs had his arm broken, and • stoker named Johns, who was thrown against the engines by the rolling of the vessel, had his right hand drawn into the machinery ...

... OPPOSED TO STEPMOTHERS. SHEARING THE WIDOW. A. despatch says— The declaration in the suit of Mrs Lena Bnsus against John and Thomas and James D Lynch for $25,000 damages when drawn will contain three oonnte. said Lawyer Arnold Tripp, Mrs Brans's attorney ...

... understanding than legal agreement, and oonld not entered felly on the mianteo the Council, but that understanding Masers Grattan ft Co. gave the ground j aad, had they known that seven teen years Mcemrda the Improve meats would not have beta mpleted, ...

... R.M. (who has been tiansferred from Boyle, County Roscommon, to Portadown); Mr. John Johnston, J.P.; Mr. George Greer. J.P.; Dr. Adamson, J.P.; and Dr. Mageunis, J.P. John Newell, of Corcreaney, was prosecuted for having, by violence and threats of violence ...

... Bras'AsT PrusoN.GATE MisssioN.-The committee met yesterday in Tudor Lodge, Cruinlin Read. There were present-Rev. John Bristow, Rev.John Spence, Rev. D. K. Mitchell, Dr. Moore, Mr. loung, Mr. Mull, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Bristow, Mrs. Lowry ...

... SCENE IN COURT London, Fiudat.—At Solihull Police Court today John Duff charged with the murder of John Gateley Gardeners’ Arms, Solihull, on December 6, ISBO. At the last boariog evidence was given that man wearing a long Ulster corresponding to one ...

... LORD lMkYOR'S DAY IN DUBLIN. DUULN, TutasDAS.-To-day Aldermana John O'Connor, Nationalist, WItS inaugurated to tl3e positiou of Lord Mayor of Dublin, in saccession to Alderman Meagher, Nationalist. The Conserva- tive memabers of the Couucil did not take ...

... thopietforma he was 1.14 rod ebeesol, mail .11 threogla the meeting .11 of the audience the returned sail. be tames re j ape.. Mr. John TwLy aril mew. titre the wme—Mem. J tt It P•arom, J Porno, ii • K Csathrulge, K Tito m Mr. O'Leary, maid they were met them ...

... bv the arm. Witness asked what he was doing, and he replied that she would have to go with him. He then began to pull her about, threw her down, and kicked her when on the street. He was not sober. Witness sustained a little black mark on the arm, but was ...

... irreconcilable man, ** he used only to for Grattan's Parliament.” What if did ? was very-foolish person who took that literally. Did anyone out of Bedlam suppose that Parnell Parliament modelled exactly after Grattan *, composed entirely of Protestants, many ...