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... GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. A oorreepondent of the Doug Chn aide supplies the following t The demand for Rome Rule in Ireland has not bran formulated in exact terms up to the present. Colonial independenra and 't Grattan's Parliament are favourite phrases ...
... Lower Leoson fctraet. ROBERT 11. GRATTAN & Co., 18 FLEET STREET, DUBLIN. RALE THIS DAT. BUttKfc s OKEAT ROOMS. Important ibe Nobility. UeßlfT, FlorLtU. Jto. EXTENSIVE HALE A Cboiee Collection of ORNAMENTAL AND PLANTS. Ac. JOHN BURKE tiM reecired iostrocliooj ...
... CARDIGAN. PETTY SESSIONS, DECEMBER 24.rit —Before : I'. Davies. Eaq., (mayor), Dr. J. M. Phillip, Levi James. Eq., and W. P. Evans, Esq. Br.ad, of th , s'Ontlo Clo.ing .44. —Daniel Howells, landlord of the Saddler's Arms, was summoned for having unlawfully ...
... The Rev John Rogers presided, and the chapel was very crowded. The choir sang most effectively, and the recitations, &c., of the scholars were, as usual, very good. The names of those who were especiall noticeable on this occasion are John Jones, Joseph ...
... IRELAND UNDER THE GRATTAN PARLIAMENT. ' : jTHE ABORTIVE ATTEMPTS TO PRO-i CURE A FRENCH INVASION. There is one episode the history of Ireland I under the Grattan Parliament the facts ofj | which are imperfectly known among the great body of the people ...
... TO CARDIGAN, The opening of the extension of the Whitland and Cardigan line to Cardigan, which has been looked forward to for the past twelve months with much eagerness, took place on Aug. 31st amidst con siderable enthusiasm, although the short time ...
... when Flood tauntingly described Grattan as mendicant patriot, and Grattan retorted by painting Flood as traitor in one of the most crashing and pitiless pieces of invective that have ever belonged to oratory. Grattan’s career in the Irish Parliament ...
... CARDIGAN. Pcabibie --On Monday, Were Mary wife of bib sabred Vey P.C. Rorer wllfr big Areal. adlleableb. striking him is IM Miser as nett ottani, a fa b Mal pie la was bead lA end owe% abas ape' bard Msgr. Tama a Pinao&—• lay mad Willie Davie sripen was ...
... between the Cardigan and Carmarthenshire Clots, at Cardigan, resulted is a splendid victory for the former, mooring Meaty : nine NM to A Mr AT CARDIGAN BAT.—A sub' @Moirl and thereepdy practical breakwater has just boss aseetnieted sear the Cardigan Lifeboat ...
... : Mr Richard Gillart, chairman, Mosses linen Joan Jean* EnalL 3 . Huth. Jena. W.. Edward . s. Evan, Jabs Tarp. John Poser Mimi bass i John IVilliann Morgan, Theme Jean. a L. Smith, Ins Own, David Inns David haps, clerk, and D. Mg easement dab. Mr T ...
... CARDIGAN. AN Ikb Or;EXI,EIi.- At the petty sessions on Toes. day—befoic the mayor, Mr Piston Evans, and Al.lerman Jemer—n tramping hawker, hailing from Careerson, named Catherine Davies. was, in default of paying a tine of £2 sent to prison for two months ...
... CARDIGAN ASSIZES. WEDNESDAY. — (Before Mr Justice Mathevv). JONES V. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK. This was an action brought by John Griffiths Jones, Tynant Farm, near Aberystwith, to recover £ 157 lis id which bad been paid into court, a judgment for ...