... beneathi tihe vwindowvsare pa;n~ -ul time cire'-111~.''C ISS5 collar a ealo; i-'1t ?? C- city arm'z. At the back of thie co%-'h ::-0 tluei.H' coat of arms and crest of thle SmliaCu 'cue>;il. InI front , at either side. of 1.1e ?? eta a. poair of msgn ...

... (. Davies, Angels ever Bright and Fair and Gyda'r WP ivr; Mr John Rowlands, B aehgen Dewr and Arm, Arm ye Brave ; Mr R. W. Jones, 't Arafa, Do!n (encored),; Mr John Jones, aaingG y Delyn; Mr T. J. Jones, Pinacl Anrhydedd, Mr Ed ...

... the theory of music, 1 Air Joim John (Alawydd), at the requeet of Gianffrwd, sang lien Wlad fy Nhadau, after which the competitions were proceeded with. The following were the results:—Ba.s solo, Honour and Arms, Mr John Thomas, Pen- rhiweeiber. Children' ...

... LSRMNSrcafaos tO YOUT1I men will be preached- to-morrow (Sundayi night at Charles-street con- snq gre ational Church by thle Rev. John Williamson,13 MA. All Young men are cordially invited, wit to r['a HEALTH OF Mg. ?? inquiry eVI utlate on Friday night our ...

... Uniou. Eighty eight years ago the historian said that John Esmonde attacked a place down below, and made short work of a gang of scoundrels (applause). If he did he did his duty in his time. They had John Esmonde's great grandson here to-day, and if his great ...

... looking at things that a I;bosthoon in Monaghan named -Sir John Leslie,;had fallen before Tim Healy (applause). One of the most truly democratic conatituencies in Ireland received with open arms an aristocrat who had plenty of brains and an Irish heart ...

... -ldop of Dublin; Mr. John Edwd Barry, Alder- Vis1t Campbell, J P; Alderman VII DI , Mr. James L)ollard, Mr. W Findlater, the Very Rev Capon Fricker, Kr. W J Kelly, Mr. Charles Ken- cesdy, J P; Mr. Thomas S Martin, Alderman _leagher, John Mulligan, Mr. Jas ...

... difficult in future to establish such an iron des~potism? as that which is unov exercised by the League.' ( MR. JOHN MORLEY, M.P. Mr. John Morley was the principal speaker at a banquet in Chelmsford on Thursday in loelebration of the return of a majority ...

... Steward—Mr Onesi phorus Tyndnl Bruce. Baihffs—Mr -John Bird and Mr J. W. Bennett. Wiiliam Prichr-rd, Edward Priest Richards, Henry Williams, John Wood, J 'hn Thaekweil, Thomas Charles, J.m Bradiev, John Horn fray, Edward Bird, WhitLck Nicbell. Capita ...

... 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 ...

... industrial position in the world. Well, they could appeal to history, and tell them to take Ireland at the time of Grvetta-and Grattan's Parliament wvas the be-ert ?? of the RIoman Catholics who followed Mr. Parnell-be wondered why it was so, as there was not ...

... for a gunboat being built by Armstrong, ' ble Mitchell, and Co., of Newcastle. The vessel is under the command of Capiain John Adair, who, with other. four 86otchuen, foim the whole of the European part ble of the crew, the rest being Japanese. The crew ...