... meeting. Meeting Sunday, Mr. James M'Caffery, V P, in the chair. Mr. John M'Carthy delivered lecture the life and work* of Tom Moore. On next Sunday lecture will delivered by Mr. John M-Tgan, president the Liverpool Irish Literary Institute. I.ONDOB (XATIO ...

... lecturing there get funds keep the movement gomg iu Ireland. Amongst those whom addressed himself were John Boyle O’Keilly, editor of the BoHon Fi/ot; John Deroy. then engaged ths AV» Fort Herald', Patrick Ford, the editor of the Irish World', Patrick Mahon ...

... the remotest connection with the question ou the paper. PROSECUTION OF MR. JOHN KELLY. Mr. M HEALY (for Mr. T M asked Mr Attorney Qeueral for Ireland is it the fact that Mr. John Kelly, having been arrested in Tipperary on charge conspiracy to compel aud ...

... or Beach was called, whom Sir Henry took unoer his special protocuon. Sir Henry graced Caron, if ra.ght use the expression John Philpot Curran, with the patches and feathers his rhetoric, with all the taste of court milliner. (Laughter.) The member for ...

... tl.o same o*si/c« man named John was fcr.t.-nred to five years’ penal servitude for the manslaughter «t a man named O'Neill, November fitb. by tiring a stone him iu the course a Quarrel. Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond*, M P. armed in New Orleans uu Tuesday, ...

... six mouths found the books in very satisfactory state the branch iu very flourishing condition. KATLBT (JOHN DILLON). Meeting Sunday the Foresters’ Arms, Mr. Joseph Birch iu the chair. Alter receiving con tributions a discussion arose domestic matters, aud ...

... IRELAND A NATION. MU. DILLON, M.P., ON HIS AUSTRALIAN TOUR •■'ll Thur*Ua> uight given the of the Autieot Concert Room* to Mr. John Dillon. P. Mr. J M P, ami Sir T Esmond®, M P. on their return from their mission to Australia behalf of the Irish people. The ...

... form of a writing desk, whs made by Mr. Coyle. mi the Henry Grattan Branch, and complimentary speeches were made Messrs M’Loughlin, Durn*n. Cullen, and Flynn, the Hunslet Branch ; Mr. Delaney, John O’Connor Branch; Mesar* Spellman and Brennan. Parnell-Davitt ...

... their different The report showed, that with one exception—the John Connor—the work registration was almost completed, with the most satisfactory re-ults the branches. The Huoslet. Grattan. Emmet, and Parnell-Davitt branches reported their work complete ...

... Joseph treasurer; John Law , I lets, secretary; Juo Phelan, tinancial secretary ; j Joseph Walker, vice-president. Committee will lie elected next week. Next meeting at William FUatbam’s, Milton Arms. Frederick street, Rotherham. Selby (John Mandbville).—Meeting ...

... 17th, at 30 p m. Bradford (M Dwyer).— Meeting Sunday. Mr. John Kaue in the chair. Circulars were read from Mr. John Brady relative the annual convmtion at Edinburgh and the work registration. Mr. John Dunn j (Bradford) delivered address, “ The Irishman * ...

... Liverpool, North West. —Meeting Sunday. Mr. J Mooney in the chair. A resolution expressing regret the death Mr. John Boyle O’Reilly, supported Dr John Bligh, was adopted. Liverpool (Joseph G. Bigoar).— Weekly meeting last Sunday, Kearaey, president, the chair ...