... Piton speech ht fore leaving for the railway station. It transpired that Mr John Morley was traveling he the same train, and cheers were s iren for the right hen gentleman. KR JOHN REDMoND M P, ON THE CRISIS. birJohu Redmond. M addressing a meeting of at ...

... spirit trade of Ireland°. the sth of March, to consider the best moans of obtaining a remission of the extra spirit duty. Mr John Jameson will previa. B•th Mr O'Brien and Mr Dillon are in Gal war pr.sln hospital. Mr Dillon is stated to broken in h.“llth ...

... Pahat mown, Margaret, widow ot the late John lie. pea, formerly or t•ro• gbeda, aged ktr years. May she feet In peace. Ameriuso and English papers please copy. KllRAN—llasob 17, 1139 t, at his residence, Grattan pia. e, Dublin James Kieran, ca.rVerutrant ...

... Ireland's right. Aod drown oar griefs in freedoms song —Teost►s D•ns. This terminated the friendship between two men (Flood and Grattan) who had done more than any who were then living for their country, who had known each other for twenty years, sod wboae lives ...

... further. by and by.' • 1 am ready, lady. at y3ur call' And he threw his blood stained cutlass upon the deck, and folded his arms across his bosom. Anil then Esther advanced to the quarter deck where a sight met her gaze that for the moment took away her ...

... L , ty,utt held ou Moods) , (wetting, Mr LUKE ELCOCK (Vice-PTESidellt) iu thu :.Others present—Alderman. Futrell, Illeu.re John Down- C; S Hesly, ; T Jord , n, 11‘Guiunen, E Dunne, P marry, J %Var.], P bluonan, E J Kelly, F Burke, J Sl•Connon, J Wan, ...

... late Masonic Centenary celebration. Some of the more indignant of the Fraternity are falling back on the words used by Lord John Russell when about to introduce the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, that Catholicity enslaves the intellect and confines the ...

... assembly of nearly seven hundred. And if not by the Constitutional methods of Parliamentary warfare, how then? By force of arms on the hillsides ? Pierce Maliony • hillside,! The idea is too preposterous to :be entertained by anyone outside a lunatic ...

... fisting al cud patriotic pastor. We ta.e the honour to be your Lordship's faithful parodaohera. Signed, Peter Daly, Chatham.; John Wickham, Michael lialL,gber, Andrew Geokbeitsh, James Beliagban, J 1; Francis Stafford, Hubert A Huger', James Duyae, Wickham ...

... Peter Clarke. lumskncn —P Toal, Tom M'Kt-una. Ja» Mad len, Pat Quigley. Pal Callau. Jnm.r M’Kcvitt John M Gitbau, John Fitzpatriek Louth P Kangry, M M*Gcc, John Lynn, Faul. Paul, Jos Conlon, J livrae, N M’Ardlc. Neal M'Ardle, J M'Uahau. J ktan, Duff.-. T M’Gough ...

... servants, John Connick, } Committee on be- J. D. Jkhsinos, > half of Dundalk James Murray, Harbour Board. Address from the Dundalk Branch the Irish National Federation, to his Eminence Cardinal Logue, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of Ail Ireland. John F. ...

... L G; MB King, PLG; A M•Kevitt. P L G; M Hamill, P L 0; W Kearney, P LG; John. Itt•Mahon, P LG; John L Neary, P L 0 ; James Carroll. T C; H O'Connell, T C; John Lawless. C ; John M'Neill, T C ; D Hughes. 'l' C; Dr Finegan, .1 P; J W Horan, J P; C W Neary ...