... optician in Washington—namely born-rimmed eyeglass, with cord attached, worn Lord Cardigan when he led the Light Brigade at the Balaclava charge. That morning Lord Cardigan had broken the glass of the gold-rimmed monocle he usually sported, and took the ...

... of the Nationaliat naembera from Ireland, but th« Mmialerisl the OppcJition seats above the wore but jjKiraelj occupied. Mr. JOHN KtUoii'ND moved to add the following amen.’.oeoi the Address:—But we humbly represent to her Maji».ty that the time baa come ...

... who had connived with the spirits Erin’s byegono days of chivalry. O'Donovan Kossa, John O'Leary, D. Mnlcahy, Thomas C. Luby, C. J. Eickbam, James Stephens, J. Brophy, John O’Mahony, Leo Casey were among the numbers who organised the work and thrilled the ...

... addressed hy Mr. John M'Comick and Mr. Thomas Uarria•on. MR. LONSDALE’S CANDIDATURE. MEETTENQ AT ARMAGH. Saturday night on© of the largest political meetings in Armagh for many yean was held in the Tontine Room© in rapport of the candidature Mr. John B. Lons- ...

... MIGHT Oft It/GMT/ afiernoon the residatts of Aberdorey. on the ifftoree of Cardigan Bay, demonslraterd their tight common land which had been fenced in by Mr. Solomon Andrews, of Cardi ff . Ab ou t t wo o'clock, in response to the bellman, who had been ...

... the craw was drowned. Yesterday further evidence was beard Mr. Garrett Nagle, R.M., In the Custody Court in the case against John and Danphy, who are charged with the wilful murder of Ann Danphy on the night of the 24th December lust. Another remand tor ...

... those present to give fare- , presented the following:—Cardigan jackets, well Sir John, who belongs to Kilfanc, was , Lord Londonderry; handkerchiefs. Meara. Robin- bis fellow-countyman. Mr. John Fanning, soli- ? I »*>,. 1 SuhSh.ri(l of .1,0 g,” was ...

... -howe: Flag-;Captain J. Ferris); H.M.NIS. eacni- bal (tCaptain Sir Baldwin W1i-ker. Bart.. C3LG , IH,3L-S. Jupiter OCaptein John Dinraforce, C0B., ! ?? Mia'S Mars ?? H ,J. IMley. 033.); M. 5..s. Prince 'GeOrceg (Ca4n/tlin A. Psi-reol, HM>I~sS. Resoldution ...

... annual dinner of the Municipal Officers' Saturday war and attitude the ■Powers, England's fio conduct the ikCtUeiacnt unaided. John T. P. O'Connor, and T. Healy wore present a political demonstration Liverpool yesterday. farmer named Michael Mohan murdered ...

... constructed model hospital train for use the Hnea o»' communication, with a staff of surgeons and nurses, under the charge of Sir John Purley. The borough Windsor has contributed the coat of this train, and Princess Christian, who* name boars, has token a special ...

... rood win hod in the 1,7 .. H • lee tood• •le His Mr. John Bath wrote Tl'. and Allied Moon. •Mo eskolsted on the valuation in each in• on oral.. at t. 4 Pin'tesain SP. J. 1. , M*Loushlin. J.P.: John friar. fleserday the Oro*. Meeker ITr were .. . donee ...

... oar beet and bravest—of Hush O’Neill and Bed Hugh O’Donnell, Owen Boe and Ssrsfield, and'in modem times of Tone, Emmet, and Grattan, and to some extent even of O’Connell. Though lam very far from thinking that failure to achieve final success in any way ...