... the combination which includes Mr. R. B. Cunninghamne Graham. 31.P.: Mr. J. Shaw Maxwell. Mr. John Fierg-uson. dMr. J. Keir Hardie, and others of the saume class. The prin- ciples held by these men are as much opposed to those avowed by Unionists as the ...

... of the late Rev. Dr. Punshon, is about to visit Ireland, and deliver some of his father's magni- ficent lectures. The Rev. Thomas Rothwell has been prostrated by a severe attack of paralysis. He will share the hearty sympathy of a large circle of friends ...

... J.P.: John Mains, J.P.; Hu*gh A nderson, Thomas Henry. Darid Baxter. Hugzh T, Barrie. J . A, nderson, W. J. asxter, R. Nloorheal, Wim. Ellis, Charles Craig, Robert Ferrns. Samuel Rogers, James O'Kane, and Thomas No vcin. On the recomnmendation of the chairman ...

... prosperous, contented, and happy Ireland. (Cheers.) Colonel S ANDEBSON. who was receivediwith cbeers. said that this motion was a hardy annual1 which took twelve months to grow. It flowered in February: then disappeared and loft no seed behind. (Parnellite lauglhter ...

... centra and great port of Belfast. In this city itself would he found an ample market for the spools taken from the deep by the hardy fisher- men of Ardglass, while access would be ob- tained toall the great centres of population in England. Under such cir ...

... HCoenym l-cte of ?? London BVoac. Crec-'ion, - .he den., on Januac-y 2- la-it, v-ee pro,:ved on M~archa 127 by Edisr Hannh Hardy the widtn,-e esA ,ti vandsle ee-cur-r'x, the value of the personal es~tatei anmoco cllg to over~ £42,010. 'The cesdetor gires ...

... owed by tbat division to the union at larg e accounts. Mr. Robert Waterson, chairman of the Town Commissioners, oresided. Mr. Hardy. solici- tor, read a communication which he had received from Mr. Bewley, Q.C. relative to the matter of resisting the payment ...

... German, Thomas Greer. J.P. Wlm. Johns A. I. A. t Lepper. J.P.a Henrv lyvnn. Robert Mlacl. urray, a J.P.: Robert hIada. C. A. W. Stevwart. Barrister- s ?? ; and J. Tuke. Mr. J. G. Echlin was ap- pointed rector's churchl'arden. and Mr. Thomas Gorman was ...

... taimed the'ir urrsidaurt (Br. Jroh!n Frame,) in t~he Ilanquat-roeru of thle Masonic IsDO. on Tuestdar n 1evening last. Br. Thomas Mlurdock. chairman of g I presentation co'mnirtae. presid:ed~ . and there was a. ,t good attendantce. Br. Win. Brown occupied ...

... impurovement. The report having- E been adopted. the elections were proceeded with. Mr. Hardy was elected peoples' churchwarden:and 1 Mzessrs. Thomas MofufEtt and Thomas Dickson were elected peoples' sidesmen. The foilowing were constituted the select vestrv ...

... the station by the Lord Provost and magis- tratcs 3 ?? Lyttletou Annesley. corn- nianding the forces in North Britain; Sir Thomas Clark. chairiman of the executive council of the Exteoitsoo. andl a fewv of the prinlcipal officials. A gpac-rd of honour ...

... Stevens~on, %j'HafleySti~ari. S. Storey,.J. Stuait- D. Sullivan, ?? Swinburne, C. E. M. Talbot, Dr. C. Tanner, A. *Thomas, D. A. Thomas. Right Hon. Sir G1. Trevelyan. J3. Taite, Sir Hussey Vivian, S. D. Waddy. 11. Wallace, I. Wardle. C. 31. Warmington ...