... partly gone through, when a Mrs Johns, Merton-house, Pwllycrochon- avenue, was taken ill. and removed to an ante- room, followed by Drs. Davies, Frazer, and Williams. Shortly afterwards the chairman mnounced the death of Mrs Johns, and the audience immediately ...

... Geldard, Air R. St. John, Miss Meta Ginnett, Mr G. St. Louis. Miss Phoebe Graham, Mr Elliott Stuart, Miss E. Graham, Miss Louie Swinborne, Miss Lottie Grais, Mr Gustarv Taylor, Mr John Grant, Miss Maggie Tearle, Mr Osmond Grattan, Mr H. P. Tellettie, ...

... COMlMISS1l0zERS. Athloue, Saturdav. The foLowink: is the result of the postponed election for St Petel's Ward:-I -John Williams (Liberal), 77; John Galvin (Na- tionalist), 71 ; Robert Gladstone (tibera), 4i6; t William Jones NAirioialist), 45 ; Dr C J MCor- ...

... Bruce the stipendiary magistrate, Jane CalTaghan (23), of the Lloyd's Arms-yard, York-8treet, was charged with having unlawfully wounded Mr. J. W,'Lowe, landlord of the Lloyd's Arms Hotel, on Monday afternoon. From the evideice adduced, it appeared that ...

... 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 ...

... Charles Gavan Duffy has described Modern Ireland as a book for statesmen. Dr Sigerson has now written the history of Grattan's Parliament and of the Union as it has, never been written be- fore. People whlo have been: talking, and even writing, glibly ...

... within the dominion of the Queen. He knows what that is worth when the Crown has lost its political power. In the days of Grattan's Parliament the Crown had not lost its political power. Professor Goldwin Smith very truly reminds his readers, It still ...

... upon it. On the 29th June, 1881, Michael 3' Auley's house war attacked by an armed party, and both himself and his brother and sister wounded with gunshot, and one of M'Aulev's arms had to be - cut off. He had served some eviction notices on tenants of Mr ...

... old Liberal Association-(appla eH)- for he was content to work on the old lines. (A Voice: L Then you've left John Bright; stand by John Bright.) EHe followed three years ago his leader, Mr. Oiler, and was 6 led to victory. He was following him now; ...

... tilrnsh and lighted a bonfire to celebrate the release of John Dillon (cheers)-it was well for the meeting they were net in the county Clare or they would suffer for those cheers (laughter)-these armed policemen rushed cutfin the dark and bludgeoned helpless ...