... 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 ...

... and the earnest eloquence of John Dillon (worthy preacher of such gospel) never fails to evoke hearty sympathy and liberal support Some weeks ago we published a graphic account of the magnificent Godspeed accorded to John Dillon and his brother delegatss ...

... l>. ; IU». J. Rkhta, H. Kkln, J.P. Jolin Browne, lloorjco U. Bear, W. C. M'Kay. W. J.P. ; W. Monro, Jobo 11. RR : vv. Kmltb, John IteUl. Jolia Thomvm. Brown. Andrew J. Mt.alluni. Thn«n.\» Olbsoo. Andereoo. Hoe*. Thomii Urahon. W. Burbanae. Dr. D. U. Cooties ...

... y not to take more care; eceived. seven al right; D think all ended. Yours3 fir ever. m FAIURS, ?? S, C.:. A. BACK; Attend John Mitchels; Mlitchels attend. ?? Meeting,Faiday night, 8o'clock; -important business; teams to be picked for Geraldine and Bcnburb ...

... direction of Sir John Ball Greene, B—was once the house of John Fitzgibboo, Earl of Clare, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, who died there in the year ISOi The other, the distance nearly fiftv years, was the residence) the Right Honourable John Doherty, Chief ...

... with regard testimonial to Murray, and on« aa the proposed visit from Mr Flood. Mr M‘Convey add. eased meeting, Dewsbury (Grattan Branch).—Meeting held on Sunday last the Black Boy Inn—Mr Egan, vice-preside t. b. thechair. Three new mambera wars enrolled ...

... States, but now rcridingin England. One them is Mr*. Victoria C. Wood hall, the celebrated advocate woman's rights, wife of Mr. John Biddulph Martin, the well-known London banker, and who has been mentioned as likely to be a candidate for the Presidency of ...

... on Saturday last, the bouse of Mr Lane, Cemmorclal-street—the president. Mr John Hughes, in tbflfplislr. After receiving conirlbutlons, the secretary read letter (rem Mr John Brady, gen sec, Landon, congratulating the members on the very eatisiactory ...

... Commercial atrosl ■ the president, John Hughes, the oha»r. After reodlvtng conti ibutlans and transacting ether routine bnsineaa, the meeting proceeded with the electfon of otflcers, with the following result Messrs John Hughes, nrestueat: James Usngaa, ...

... pistols was fought yesterday morning near Lille between the Marquis Mores and M Dreyfus, the Chamber Deputies, who sbot iu the arm. Dreyfus had published article in his paper attacking Catholic noblemen for marryiuc Jewesses. The Russian GoTemmeul have decided ...

... offlee. /~tOOK (Mod Plan) and Oraeral Berrant ta family, I* kept—A (toady, trtire Woman ; (a Protoatant understand* her ho«i. arm* ; ia pood Innodrcw ; can well ; no dairy. Addrete E. C.. 14 Albert place, Albert road. Kiupatewa. (irooJ plain). «cotl**»a'i ...

... refirn late lamented (nend. Colonel King- Uannaa. (Applause.) They hud election tending then- at that moment, but that wm» k arm «by they-hoald idle a deep. Mr. Waioright was represenUtivc the Primrose League, and woulu t*-li them bow organ.«e the l*r.iurose ...