... held on Saturday last, when Mr. John (vicechairman) occupied the chair. The other members present were--Sirs. Green, Messre. James M'Qoaid, J. Savage, J. M‘QuiH, Hugh Sands, J. Hntclnson, J. John M'Ckuthy, C. Connelly, John Strain, Jos. Ckrdwed, Michael ...

... their last reeting-plaoes out of Ireland. Edmund Burke sleeps Beaoonafield, Sir John Parnell is buried in the vaults beneath Et. George’s Church, Hanover Square t and Henry Grattan was interred in Westminster Abbey. The body of Curran was placed in the in ...

... refused to listen to the demands of Henry Grattan for National independence. By force the demands of Grattan were wrung from Senate, many of whose members knew that to refuse meant match ones of Ireland's armed soldiers the fortress of Dublin, with the ...

... side will, owing the raised arm, expand more than the left. Now change arms and repeat the breathing, noticing carefully whether the lelt lung is filled full the right one was ; if not, repeat twice without changing the arm, and then change again.— Hoyal ...

... eloquent Burke, and the genial Goldsmith, within the college railings, and in the thoroughfare his striking statue of Henry Grattan*'A monument Fame will preserve the urns Of the isest, the bravest, the beat of mankind/' And almost at the same point the ...

... ; James liainsford, w . -.'i. .•'.reet; John 3 fienbarb v . . . Walsh, 6 Common Strett; r 21 Great Britain Street; John w. k N-'rth Earl Street; Michael Marpby, • Strict; Patrick Hogan, 25 Maxv .•'■j* * ; John Walsh, 24 Windsor Terrace, ; Michael 131 ...

... administration. Grattan, who came over especially for the trial, declared that he admired and honoured O'Connor. The Duke of Norfolk considered that there was no difference of opinion between Mr. O'Connor and himself, so did Lord John Russell, afterwards ...

... M'Lorinan.) Trespassing. The Great Northern Railway Conmany sui#> five hoys named James Rush. Jam*# Barrett, John Cowan, John Hamilton, and John for trespassing upon their premises Greaf Victoria Street, and refusing t# leave when Mr. Wellington appeared ...

... turn awaited the bookmakers m J. Muugh • Oatacre. 3, 6 0 (Fletcher) 3,«8 Lord Derby* Broad Oorrie coll O. Lambton „ Al*° ran—Arm.nr (owner). Byhan PTuk (Mr. T, Price). Plats, which was won the outsider »-rre!l (Rollaton). Begone Oougb), 5 Luke D.vr>nshire's ...

... ; W. G. Hewitt, Walker Sheppard, John Patton, W. Ramsey, W. H. Watson, W. C. hl'Cann, Henry Richardson, John Acheson, J,P.; J. P. Best, W. Baxter, W. J. Johnston, C. Courtney, James Fleming, R. Luttoe, W. Atkinson, John Carter (Derryall), D. W. Thornton ...

... Hickey 811 Mr. W O. Sierens's Ladv Campbell colt Owner Mr. Athol Thorne's Ronnie Queen Ally Con 811 ; r John ThurSby's Humrovde Duke 8 Mr. W, O. Cardigan Allv H’-cg n* A Wigan'a Rurolloo Fallon 8 11 Lord WoHert'-n's Gold Cr*rt Aliy R. Marsh Mr. A. Stedall's ...

... 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 ...