... Crown Solicitor, rleoesed,. John Stouppe Finlay MN(ance, student Brase- uose College, Oxford, only son of Finilay VI'Cance, of buffolk, in the County of Autrim, Esq., J.P. Laurence Grattan Esmonde, second son of Sir John Esmonde, late of Ballynastrazgh ...

... disorderly on tbe 10th lost,, and was sentenced to one calendar month 's imprisonment vitth hard labour. John Johnstoo, for an assault upon William John Grattan, wab sent to eaol for fourteen days with hard litbour. James Henderson, for assaulting his wife on ...

... Clad- pr stone and Mr. Parnell in re-opening 1 Grattau's Jr Parliament in College Green, which, by the way, 1\v was not Grattan's Parliament in any sense justi- of fying the appellation. I understand that the H noble marquis paid a visit to Mr. Gladstone ...

... Clarence Place, at eight o'clock. Besides a large number of ladies, there were preseut:-Revs. A. J. fl oore (in the chair), John Spence, A. Taylor, C. F. D'Arcy, A. Tborp, Major Tuck, T. Canning, W. T. Coates, Mr. Wal- lace, Mr. Moore, Mr. Coburn, V. Rodlen ...

... Gillespie, IV. ?'shlwratl, James Harvoy, *. Willis, Thomas Wright, John M'IComb, William Close, John Bright, Thoillas Wright, A. Morrow, Jamnes Shaw, ?? Aud1rewi, A. Lutton, I'obt. White, John Craig, L. I ,ourdle, James ennilson, William Shooter, William Glifien ...

... chapters of the * Hiislory of Ireiand before its roninection with ERitlend, the leaflet Grattan's ]?arliamant, rfl' others of thesame kind tobe bhd from Mr. John Bollows, East Gate, Gloucester, throw a hght on the subject reaching furtdher hark and going ...

... Dawson, Josepli Wright, Richld. MhI'ann, B John Richardson, W. .1. Locke, lobn (C.. Living- stuon, M. A. Hiolden, Andrew G. Sloan, John f Alontgotoor) , Wil. IHall, John Walker, \. EI. Wright, Jobla Lelar, John i-oss, Arthur Thorn- f ton, Smiausl Carrick ...

... ( Andrew Lsndrum, Jamnes 13ullick, Hu-gh John. F ston, J.P.; Richard Jobhston, Hugh Little, Robt. I Warnook, James Smyth, John Buchanan, Francis 1 Henderson, John Oraig Miles, John Nhaaes, J. I Vaughan, John WV. Moore, Rev. G. P. 1AMCay, J. ...

... Wiunlr, seconded by Mr. COosxus, the chair was taken by Viscount i IANDEVYILLFE.. The following letter was read from the Rev. John Elliott The Manse, Tandragee, 19th March, 1885. MY Dean Mn. DrvrmN-I regret very much not being able to be present at the ...

... was made at the time le or since to the police. it IUiELAND AND TIHE ARMS ACT. 3. On hlr. GYsnSToN.'S motion for precedence to It tbe Home Rule Bill, Mr. C. B. LEWIS said that as the Arms Bill, e one of the orders of the day, would be affected by y the adoption ...

... Stewart, W.M.; 163, John S. SBhrtt, W.M.; 178, James M. Hamilton, W.M.; 183, Henry Ailten, W.M.; 206, David Frizell, W.M.; 296, James Holmes, W.M.; 338, William Frizell, WM.,; 3W4, Thomas Jenlhinson, W.U.; 375, Robert Kelly, W.M.; 421S, John Mullan, W.M.; 51 ...

... Carnarvonshire and Anglesey coasts to. day, and two lishermen were drowned in Bletai Straits by the capasizing of a boat. In Cardigan Bay twelve vessels are reported ashore, and serious loss of life is apprelenlded. Score&. of acres of laud are Inundated ...