... and illustrious Irishman —Henry Grattan. Ab be said himself in that oft-quoted sentence, I sat by its cradle, and I, too, have followed its hearse.'* Well, the Act of Union was passed, and for twenty years Henry Grattan spent his life in the Parliament ...

... Mary DalzeU, aged 11, Grattan Street, school* flrl, suffering from injury to knee; Patrick agon, aged 11, 17, Balaclava Street, schoolboy, general contusions ; John Ends, aged 17, 34, Oldpark Road, labourer, injury to arm; and John Murphy, aged 60, 46, ...

... therefore content myself with seconding the resolution. g(Cheere.) The Chairman —Ladies and gentlemen, our young townsman Mr. John Dunville will say few words in support of the resolution. Mr. Dunville, as most of you are aware, is the son of our esteemed ...

... —Mr. Lewis Jenkins. Cheltenham. —Alderman John C. Griffith. Croydon. —Mr.,Frederick T. Edridge, J.P., re-elected. Cardigan. —Mr. David Davies, ro-eleotcd. Cambridge. —Alderman Kett, J.P. Cuorlby- —Alderman John Whittle. Chiohkstbr —Mr. A. T. Bostock. ...

... memories of John Mitchel —(cheers)—l am reminded that' the present leader of the Irish nation did not scrapie when be was only an English historian. (A Voice—“ Not the present leader,” and cries of “No, no.”) To traduce the memory of John Mitchol by ...

... Thomas G. Bible, J. Edgar Bigger, J. B. Beresford, D.L.; James Colhoun, C. S. Caldwell, R. N. Chambers, John Cooke, D. Campbell, George Gather, J.P,; John Cunningham, J.P.; Wm. Donnell, M. Dane, 8.L.; J. C. Dick, M.A.; J. G. Ferguson, B. Grew, G. K. Gilliland ...