... WVm. Smytb, Brookfield, held an- an inquest on the body of Naucy Grattan, of ,-3 GlakAerbeg WNest, near Loughbrickland, yestcr- as da.7 The brother of the deceased, Thoeas of Grattan, who is now in custody for halving on ?? to take awar his own life ...

... and children were sitting around their fire, a gang of eighit or nine rufians, armed with guns, and disguised in various walys, rushed into the cottage, and demanded arms. Murphy, seeing that alt resist- ance was useless, quietly gave up his revolver ...

... (foreman), John Hll, James Jones, George Kennedy. Henry Lamb, Wmn. Paul, Henry Sceott, James Whitsitt, Wui. E. Akddy, Francis J. Best, Robert Corrigan, John Dignam, John Edgar, George Finnegan, Samuel Knipe, Robert John Lawson, H-bert Marshall. ...

... varied and enlivened by a select trogratsnume of mlsic, which was very essqcrist.y rendered by Mr. Godfrey Ferguson, ~essrs. John and Janes Irinaban and Miss .Einahan, Miss Chaemiberlain, Mir. and Mrs. Black, Misses Ballard and ?? Peilder; selections on ...

... was in the chair. The following gentlemen w ere also present :-John Blakiston-uouston, V.L. Thos. D. Crawford, T.P. ; James UCormick, Winv. john M,'Cormhck,- James, Brittain, John lea, John Guy, G-abriel F. Perdy, F. Leo Cleland, W illiam Jaeomes Fitzuein ...

... eleven, taking for his text St. John evi.,l2. At Dorchester. on aratu-daav. the Rev. Robert GCray, D.D., Rector of Toller. and 2formerly Dean of PrieOria. was charged with assaulting ona of his parishioners named John Yeates. It wvas stated that a few ...

... never cried to France for help I Grattan and his colleagues were willing to I receive five thousand French soldiers in lieu of the five thousand Irish soldiers they agreed to place at the disposal of England; but Grattan and his colleagues revolted the ...

... nau I'i -sea king of, he strottk a match, and looked in the hole w;hle the otlher was standing by, and thene he put in his arm and Afshed up a bnuch of skeleton keys, all eaten away vith rust, and a. rope, and a couple of jemmys, and then he lit another ...

... announced that I dedicatory services wvill be held in the Crescent I Church on Sunday, the pulpit to be occupied by tfle 1Rev. H. Grattan Gouinness. We desire to give prominence to these facts, because thu ser- vices rendered to the Protestant cause by M1r. Guinness ...

... foreign countries took larger supplies of our t products than they are taking at present. Iff free trade be everything 'Mr. John Brighnt says, t why do foreign Governments and peoples object to follow the example set by England ? The promise that they ...

... James Smith, Mr. David Dickey, Mr. Win. Millroy, Mr. John 2-Cielland, Mr. John Baird, Mr. Frank Lawson, MIr. Thomas Begge. sen.; Mr. T1homuas Beggs, jun.; I7ir. WV. J. Lennon, Mr. F. Magee, Mr. John Hill, &c, together with a choir of ladies and gentlemen ...