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... Glenny, Miss Grattan, Mrs. Higgins, Miss Lyle. Mrs. H. 0. Lanyon, Mrs. nMacrory. Mlrs. Newett, Mrs. Pooler. Mrs. E. N. Sinclair, and Mrs. Rtevenmon. After tea all those pre- I sent assembled in the large hall of the school-house, where R1ev. John BrisEow presided ...
... when e Dr. Guinness delivered a lecture in St. lnoch's Church, on the life and labours of his father, Rev. C H. Grattan Guiuness. Mr. John Workman, J.P., presided; and there wvss a large attendance. The lecture, which wvs singularly interesting, was listened ...
... the Rev. H. Grattan ,Guinness, ?? London; the Rev. Dr. Gray, l Moderator, Churchl of Scotland; the Rev. Dr.Aird, .Moderator, Free Church of Scotland; the Rev. Dr. Adamelon, Edinburgh; the R1ev. Alex. Mackenzie, 1 Ed~inburgh: the Rev. John Zli'Ewan, Edinburgh; ...
... rs. Alexander Ewiog, jun., and John M'Clell:a, inn. Select vestry-Messrs. William Curren, - Thomas Rooney, James APDowell, Richard Hurst, William Williamsu, Wim. Henderson, Robert UFarland, John Parr, William Parr, John Uurst, jun.; Thos. Lytle, and P ...
... but have made no arrests. The family were in bed re when the house was attacked. er THE RELEASE OF MR. JOHN DILLON. DUBLIN, WrDNESDAY.-To-day.Mr. John Dillon ryremained at his residence, North Great George in Street, Dublin. He received numerous telegrams ...
... the way, were run over and terribly injured. Dunne's left arm was so terribly crushed that amputation will, it is feared. be necessary, and his face is also badly out. Doyle's logs, abdomen, and arm were so mangled that it is feared he cannot recover. DEAT ...
... abundant reasons that ought to deter them I )from entertaining any idea of the kind. The brestoration of Grattan' s Parliament is -being called for. Grattan's Parliament, bhe said, lasted only eighteen years, 3ard there was a revolution at the beginning 3and ...
... Barrister-at-l4aw; Wm. Lawson, Barrister- d at-Law; Professor Dowden; Richard Owen Arm- s strong, J. P.; Wm. Paton, Louis Purser, F.T.C. D., E J. Malcolm Inglis, Q.C.; John'M'Evoy, Q.C.; Wm., p T'aill, ?? Jpnathan Hogg, T. P. Cairnes, I J.P.; Dr. Maguire ...
... yesterday morning. On Sunday night a farmer niamed M'RCuthy, 3 residing near Killarney, was fired at and wounded by a party of armed men. M'Carthy . ?? paid his rent. t At a shooting-booth near Cardiff, yesterday, a young woman attendant, named 'O'Brien,. ...
... leading the audience. It is not true that Grattan's Parliament possessed one tithe of the powers with which it is non- proposed to invest the Parliament Iof reland-(hear, hear)-and it is not true that ;Grattan's Parliane~nt vasn success. (Cheers.) In sixteen ...
... Tuesday, March 13, in the room of the following gentlemen, who retire :-St. Anne's Ward, Mr. W. S. Carlile ; Cromac Ward, Mr. John Laird; Dock Ward, Mr. Wim. ROSs; St. George's Ward. Mr. Andrew Mitchell; Smithfield Ward, Mr. James Colligan. The proposal ...
... Birmingham manufacture, including a v wrought brass inkstaud, a cut-glass bowl, and an I id electro-plated shield, with the borough arms ena- l; inelled in the centre. 'The presentation took place Lyin a echoolroom adjoining Sir Walter Foster's real- ,h dence ...