... DB, Dyss's Soocnsssofl RSGSNT.SQUARE.- Pe The congregation to which Dr. Dykes ministered Cb for 20 years bha chosen the Rev. John M'Nei, ofB Edinburgh, to succeed him. Mr. M'NeiL has. I though only a few years ordained, made for him G self a great name ...

... farmar aad schoolmaster. John Tniaor Math s ligh-street, Cardigan, boot and shoe dealer. John Wbite, Coshesbon, Pembrokeshire, farnier and llcosedvlctnauller. Morgan Morgan, Blackwood. Monmouthhlire. baulier r and coalimerchai4 John Taylor Warehmand Richard ...

... mesrm Jaaes Bo Winliam Strong, I. X. Little, Alexander Gillies, Rfllis s Marari, E. X. GeWdirn, John M'Egw, hi Frederick Fisher, J. El?is, Henry Mitchell, John Gnat, and Thomas Grant, &c. The rer. W. - t Rob-rts, of HArtangte? ong a lost the f.',nec-al. ...

... that he has te borne arm against the Crown in Ireland, I and has passed the best part of his - life -being still a ?? man- in efforts to bring about separation. But, to use his-own expression, he has 1,brown ( a-down his arms. The magic of Mr.. I -e ...

... in the house. He left there about Revenon Friday evening, being then under the intduence of drink, and went to the Clayton Arms public house, and Edward NJazsey stated that he saw him there ' very drunk on - Friday night. It Nvas the deceased's oustomn ...

... the polo ground, nerr the a Viceregal Lodge. The drag contained Messrs. d Sexton (the Lord Meyor of Duhlin), T. Harrington, P John Dillon, Wim. 9'Brien, J. P. Clancy, J. 1. Red- hR mond, David Shrebv, D. Crilly, J. U. Cox, M. J. b Kenny, and Di Kenny, ? ...

... entmt o ,HQme Ruts in Grattan's ftie That is one ot theI estsrle fofilotfulasS which I ave had to L tament on the part of this distinguished states. j mna In a woment of relloction he must L bavo eknow absolutely well that Grattan's ?? had no exective ...

... Misses Gee and Delys Davies; Messrs, W. Cadwaladr Davies, NV. E. Davies, W. Tador Howell, John Lewis, John Francis, A. N. Palmer, George Bradley, B. M Jones, John Pritchard, J. M. Powell, B, T. Powell, and E, I Vincent Evans (secretaryl. The MAYOE of WVassAr ...

... of Liverpool Irishmen held | yesterday afternoon, in the League Hall, St. Anne-street, which was addressed by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P., a resolution was passed protesting against the aentence passed upon Mr. JohnDillon, MP.. Mrs. C. E. L. French ...

... timed Teo eleven o'clook yesterday morning, stated that the I hear Oa attack of congestion of the lunge, from which Air. Al *! John Bright was sufferin4, had moderated, but Inve . that the right honourable gentleman was stall the )E weak. Mrs. Clark, Mr. ...

... Ibuhlin.' The executive council of the Scottish I Lber -Association yesterday agreed to a protest agajust the prosecution of Mr. John I 1)I1Ofn, ULP-. ?? a message of sympathy s rith the Irish people in their present &truggle. An additiori (jvil Service estimate ...

... Among others present were Viscount Wolmer, M. t,., Sir Julian Goldsrmd, M.P?, Sir James Corry, 1I.P., Sir L Pelly, M.P., Sir John Puleston, b11P., Sir H Mi Havelock-Allan, MiY.. Mr T W Russell, AIP., Mar T Lea, .LP., Mr Sinclair, UP.. Mx Heneag, MLY., Mr ...