... included the Right Hon. Thos. Sinclair. Sir Jamts Hart.; K. Kyle Knox, LL.D.; Adam Uufun. John Davidson. J .P.. B, Lloyd Patterson. J.P.; Bell. J.P.; James Wilson, John Rodgcni, 11. Laiyon, and William Crawford. letter was read from Mr. J. Bruce ncknov lodging ...

... Gibraltar, the Uwt., fee Boilon. Th- *-e. Allan.on. of Be.fatt, Clarke, from Labnan, the *3rd inst., for Batavm. The «.t. Cardigan Head, of BeKatt, Orr, from Barrow for Montreal. Capi- the in*t. Tl.e «.*. fair Head, of Belfast. lYitrhard, from for iteval ...

... Kangutown. the glitter the gleam white appeared Wilton Terrace, and the Essex Regiment. strong came swinging up the bridge, arms sloped and bayonets fixed. Forming up each side of the roadway, this corps was deputed keep the route the procession Place ...

... MKm«tr*y, Broufrhmm Woujc. Arm«grh—Jap; 2. John Warwick. Bel(a8t~-Black Pearl; 3. John Board man. Cavanakill. Whitm Cob, 14 handu and not exceeding 13 hands high, with ahoes on--I. Mrs. John M*Walters. BHlaat Frith Manor Chanty; 2, John ...

... General Assembly). Henry Monbgomcry, R. K. Hanna. S. Simms, Charles Davey. Alexander Cuthbert, and John Thompson; Ur. Simpson; Mfesci. W. Weir J.P.; John Fisher, David Moore. J. S. D. Bell, W. MMurtty. W. H. M'Langhiin. vv. Macanlay, William Armstrong ...

... Sir H. Grattan Bellew, Bart., D.L.; and Sir William U. Mahon, Bart., O.L. The following were elected to represent t|i county at the Irish Landowners’ Convent for the current year:—Delegates— Lord Clr, . brock, K.P.; Earl of Westmeath; Sir H. Grattan Bcllcw ...

... began under Charleroont and Grattan as legitimate and logical offshoot of the American War of Independence; it ended under Wolfe Tone a ride-eddy of the Jacobin Revolution in France. The surrender of Cornwallis was in 1781: Grattan’s Parliament came it 1782 ...

... the nineteenth. The conspiracy and rebellion against Grattan's Parliament were worse than all the conspiracies since the Union, and for one Coercion Act that any modern Parliament has had to pass Grattan's Parliament had to pass ten. As for the argument ...

... Three miles. 11 10 Mr, L. P. Argcnti's Smoker, aged . Private 11 10 Captain Mtnray'a Tonsure. Gully 11 10 Captain Rankin's Cardigan. 6yrs Private 11 7 Mr. Owilt’s Bush Bos*. 4yr* Burbidge 11 7 Mr. C. CXirioao. -.Psrkes 11 Mr. Burnett’s Fanciful H., 6>ts ...

... Kennedy Street and South York Street Reception Houses. Upwards of three hundred boilermakers the well known oiler works of .John Thompson A Co , Etting'hill, near Wolverhampton, came out strike yesterday against proposed reduction of per cent, in wage* ...

... 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 ...

... said cud be heard. Next day what does do but comes down to Parliament—he and his three bould sons, Maurice, Morgan, and John —all armed with pistols. Dan gets up, and the screech in’ begins. whips out his pistol, aud his boys does the ssmo, and, pointin’ ...