... Gladeteire, Grattan, and others. Previous to the admission of delegates 20,000 handbills were distributed, headed— Two Pulicie4, and colittining the address of the Irish societies represented at the Ogden Grove meeting on Saturday, and John Devoy's reply ...

... gentlemen desirous of riding at their arm around bareade. The attempts eventually by dint of stereo; •is true. Mr Glad- the Greaves Excelsior,. The Kendalians did pretty - d • m ' perseverance, proved enceeeeful, and Mr John Fleming if botiu e, anvieirst whichwere ...

... shortest r,..tice. 0141 work re-gilt equal to new. 31ildew taken out of Lugravings :atet.illy cleaned. IC RESIDENT DENTIS.T MR. JOHN CUTTS, DENTIST. 36.. KING STREET. LANCASTER- J ACTON & SONS, JOINERS. BUILDERS. AND CROSS STREET. CHAPEL STREET. LANCASTER ...

... were to Whitsuntide. very . erecial bargain. and very choice Booking Offices. I designs in Ladies Kid Laced and Buttoned Boots JOHN NOBLE, General Manager. have power to establish protective duties againnt Haan Maoris':-1 In Buttoned Laced snows we are un ...

... Pitt Caetlereigh had been falsified, the Act of I Union had falsified in its results. and the guststion raieed against it by Grattan and the others had been fulfilled. The Act of Union had proved to be a mienomer, and was, in fact, no Union at all Through ...

... Loewe) , , ie . . ~ , e- °nese that they mielit exereke leerdnhip over them, with d I I• t n his fondle-el, and a appearc wi a arms p air er 0 recent until they hike heard c harge of wilful peeple came down and carried them ell for fireweed. It 1 The Li. ...