... and the competition was exceeding! keen. Mr. John V. Latte, Drumharve, was declared the purchaser, in trust for Mr. James Raid Aikin, of Bay, for the sum of £7B). Subioined is a note the biddings Mr. John M’Fadden £500; Mr. C. Frieze, £OOO, £7OO, £750 ...

... have been healed. Yon will remember, some of you, os I do, the election of ’O3. You will remember how his uncle. Lord Claud John Hamilton—(boo) —did not like to be associated with the Presbyterians in this world —(A Voice He wanted them to be buried at ...

... Centenary. Gelatine beat Cherry Whisky. Midville Sweep beat Coat of Arms. Olenstrae beat Gutler. Mrs. Grundy beat Hie Celer. Judge Hawkins beat Hazy Vision. Long Glass beat Drizzle. Bear Cardigan beat Countess Methuen. Peerless Beauty beat Glenbervie. Hullabaloo ...

... CHAROES OF ASSAULT, John Stewart, Drumclamp, county Tyrone summoned Arthur Quinn, Drumoghill, for assaulting him and felonionaly taking away a bores and car, the property of complainant. the applies, tion of Mr. Oagg, D.1., the latter charge was withdrawn ...

... kindly placed at their disposal by the Corporation. There was pretty fail repreeentian of members, many of whom, including Mr. John £. Redmond, M.P., crossed over bom Parliament last night, arriving in Dablin this morning. An interested crowd, which hod assembled ...

... enthusiastic gathcrinv. and was supported the platform Messrs. Michael Devine, chairman of committee John Ellis, vice-chairman; ; Stephen Laitghlin. treasurer ; John Neils, secretary : Hugh Boyle, assistant secretary ; Neil Haughoy, president United Irish League; ...

... Catholic people were Protestant —some of them intensely so. This is true from Lord Bdward and Emmet to Henry Grattan and on to Smith O'Brien and John Mitchel, and again to Butt and Parnell. Rev. Professor Galbraith, of Trinity, was nune the less popular because ...

... vote thanks to theehsirmun the names the delegates ! , n , the Convention from various •' -V’ the Grattan branch tV.. ' - The names of the delegates £ ' Grattan branch were Mr. iniel and Mr. James Kelly.—Cor. Allan Lina atMmahlp Bono. Ayrton ' Jot fo, mil ...

... school-house windows, horror strikon the clash of British arms, preparatory to wholesale eviction, near the historic blrtbplaoe of Bt. ColumbkiUe, parish of Gartia. known Derry veigb, the estate of John Adair, and I remember when man of passing through this ...

... Ito- at house windows, on roofs, and by those who I w ■quantlj, and aoainad plaeaad with the oordiality of »d climbed up on Grattan sMd other o«e HOUSB OF LOBDB—Testekdat. AT KINGSTOWN. J V. ■Diatnot Gonncil of Kingston, who ning. the Bond woo Commission ...

... Lesgae:—F. A. (naohdaran), Dr. Henry (leaa-uaohdaran), Dr. Atteridge (oisdeo), TJilliara O’Riain (rnnaire). Elected Ard Choisdo—John O’Keane, Rev. M- Moloney, M. J. Dodd, A. O’Keeffe, A. P. O’Brien, Rev. J. J. Crowley. P. J. O’Shea, Miss Mary Hayes, M. C. ...

... elevedy grafted on to oldjonndat an. Sir Patrick Dun, and tho smnt the pious founder can judged from the fact that when Henry Grattan in the old lunh lar ment asked that least the chmre anatomy chemistry, and botany in Trinity tel thrown open to Catholics ...