... sent-Mesars. James Corre Robert Milligan, John Mullan, Robert Morrow, James Irwin, Thomas Robinson. Isaac Kydd, Wom. G. Gilpin. A. Byrne, H. W. Chamlbre, J.P.; Wm. Hardy. F. Barcroft, and P. Bradley. Some accounts were ordered to be paid. The master reported ...

... Hughes, of Charlemont, county D Armagh, was yesterday sworn in a Justice of i the Peace for county Armagh before -Mr. Is 'Thomas Hall, Eden House, Loughgail. M On the recommendation of the Lord Chan, . I cellor, Mr. Patrick Hughes, Bridge street,- Keady ...

... Nation, but who at present is on the staff of the C Cocarde newspaper. THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY.-Mr. Thomas Shelford, Mr. A. L. Donaldson, Mr. T. 0. Bogaardt, and Scah Liang Seab, the unofficial members of the Council, together with ...

... Coen, If Gosuan, Michael Tuohey. Thomas 'Page, Michaeel M'Der- mott, John M'Dermott. Durrig end Abbey-Rev P Egan, P P; Martin KEan, P L G; Thomas Tully (evicted tenant),' Thomas Finn, do; John Kelly, do; Mf Kelly, du; Thomas Burke, do; John HBynes, P Broderick ...

... Francis til Murphy, James M'Govern. ' th Mobill-William Murphy, P L G; Michael Murphy, ax P L G; Thomas Moran, James Gafbey. Swarlinbar-Dr CBinen,' Thomas M'Cawlevy John na Tanly, Patrick Fee, James MI'Govern, P L G. bernard 2oi M'Govesn. by Templepolt-Rev ...

... eternl vtllai was the pri of 1- freedom ( Heoveers7 - -ne poinsf il out. that, agricutural- produce onl4 fall so ,: low thit. hardy Zanyret u prsIa valueb 14 wt1ouk Xbe- inle oD .sb --, t~at tmo had t cole. - Irt nowreoired tlrta ar fo-rsi- of s produce to ...

... duel will ev-otnaee. The pasi- 1 tion is sonmewlat amusing. Mr. Barker repudiates MNr Kier Hardie as an mnreliable Radical. With equal heartiness MNfr, Heir Hardie disowns the So- cialists, who. he fears, mnay do nian snore hairn thau good. Tlae'efore, ...

... Sihore 'if Belfazst Lough, also heari a red star indicatiaz tr that it has been purclhaLsed. Much syn-puthy is felt for Sir Thomas Butler, Bart., one of tile speak-ers announced to talke part in the Unionist demonstration to be held here on ar Thursday ...

... mourners were-Deceased's three brothers, William. Henry, and Thomas Hillock; J. M'Area, brother-in-law ; Wm., James, Gordon, and Albert Hillock. nephews; Thomas Henry, Wom. James, and Alex. Hardy, nephews; Henry and Edmund Ferris, James and John M'Area, ...

... STREFT, B.C., THUIPSDAY NI7lT. : By a stale aind commonplace device the Govern- ment have prOpitiaited for the moment MIr. Keir Hardie. tle moutihpiece of the ' unemployed. We werc informed on good authority that this gentle- .matt's amendment to the Addre-ss ...

... expected To say more at pre.ent than that he was carefully considering the I matter, THE CONDEMNiNEID UAN. TWISS. In reply to 9ir Thomas Esmond, Mr. JOHN MORLEY said a very large number of numerously-sizned memorials bad been received on the subject of the condemned ...

... on -eis anmendomeat is I ,se a' ,, el5 everling, antd by pre- a ?a1,>. c get a silhgie Ra- * itteeX,)t t!hatt f Mr. KEeir Hardie, ei;r( ;g~ oxoeotiaft fi wvild cat politics.1 'a dovetf-lmc. en the other hand, here :-ers rez>Jil tD a:Mis t-.at they %%ill ...