... if civil war. Criticising Mr. Qladstooo’s manifesto, he replied to the statement that there were peace and loyalty under Grattan's Parliament pointing out that under that Parliament five years there fifty Coercion Acts passed. asserted that Mr. Gladstone ...

... »*r> Mvtn Cough and . relief from me. • ' Ud; * l * obtained - ■ Chrmi«u, Wholeeale, from T. M'Mullan and -'bl J. Ilaalrtl. Grattan and Co., ami Won. Dobbin , 01 ' £Uok (LimilM). ‘'oKKuCuMPoUfiD* the trade mark of :,, of timed, for and so*-U ltd. Of all ...

... Miss Easton Murray the First Fairy, Mr. Arthur the Bobiu Hood, Mr. George Claike the Cesar Lion, Mr. Herbert Evesham Little John, Mr. Lloyd Daubigny Will Scarlett. Sir A. Sullivan has composed the music for the pastoral comedy, and the picturesque scenery ...

... Jam us Ludlow, deputy mar,-lull; Messrs. H, J. John-ton, John Mantell, Andrew Gibson, Thomas I’ra-cr, John Boyd, William Campbell, John Campbell, Roderick M‘Kay, James Bimp> son, Robert M’Millao, John M'Hulße, Johi Connell, Andrew Doig, ...

... HOSP: have by | Tae following donations mised :— of Come 1 Alread jy acknow £56,9 val subs | wm, M Arnie er nh Sqaare | Ty Arm PAT 4 LONG LIST OF ULST! VYRESENTATIONS. 10 Deets, Te Oo His the Lord Lieutenant, day held his levee of the sexeon ¢ Castle ...

... happy time wh*o Ireland bad Parliament its own, but if the happy days of Grattan’s Parliament were revived no member opposite, would venture to say, would find himself in it. Grattan’s Parliament cootivioed no Roman Catholic, and it was becnore the Irish ...

... Greer, Mr. John H. Gault, Mr. John Gregg, Dr. Gray (Newcastle, County Down), Mr. S. Grogan (London), Mr. William Gibeoo (London), Dr. William Oibeoo, Mr. Andrew Gibson, Mr. Robert Gibson, Rev. Oliver Goldsmith. Mr. William Gaffikin. Mr. John Greenhill ...

... and the Rev. R. J. Lynd, D.D., In the evening. In the Reformed Presbyterian Church the preacher both services was the Rev. John Macdonald, M.A., B D , cf Airdrie. The buslnase of the Belfast Quarter Sessions was commenced in the County Courthouse on Saturday ...

... Icerifter-jvt-law, assistant revising barrister Mr. Hebert Chamber*. Omagh, acted ar. sad the ••(her officials present were Messrs. John Clerk of Dnngssn'-ii Union, and William Richardson, Andrew H. Smyth, Joseph M. Williamson, rate-collectors. Iha I weir represented ...

... misadventure, and bos been discharged from the Hospital Grattans Parliament and Nunryt Yearn of Union. Thia evening, at eight o'clock, lecture this subject, which delivered recently the Rev. John MacDermott, Belmont, will rwieated in the Assembly’s Hal) ...

... Urge dress sleeves, ch are still as popular over, and partly alsi because it i« so much easier slip off far cape oo entering arm room than get rid jacket. Persian lamb capn art- exceedingly ladylike, and so are the .-hort jackets with looss froot-, which ...

... that this Homo Role scheme is simply rain written huge letters. (Cheers.) 1 told story the other day—l believe true one—of Mr. John Uoriey. The present Chief Secretary (or Ireland—at least is attributed to him—waa driving io Dublin, and talking to the car-driver ...