... DISTRICT. No. 9. John Pike, District Usetsr ; orsoey, neeerict ; Rob. Bunn, Secretary; Robert Dodd., Ledges—Noe. 3'7, Joseph Mitchell, ; 45, Junes W. ; 117, John Lambe, tauter ; 129, Robs Kennedy, ma; 225, Mei. Stumps, =sitar; 232, John Pike, 233, Joseph ...

... SCIIIOI. CASE. The Rev. Thos. M•Varry, P.P., Carlingford, applied to have three children namcd Mary E., Bridget, end Patrick John O'Brien committed to industrial schools on the ground that they were destitute and without proper guardianship. The rev. gentleman ...

... Close, Esq., J.P.; Messrs Thomas Morrie u Isaac Reid, William James Finch, Henry lieaide, Joseph Finch, John Agnew, William Jamas Ruttier, John Reid, William Henry. and William Moorerroft. The beet thanks of the Vestry were accorded Mr. M. A. Close, ...

... ftesorrection of Hungary was delivered by Mr. Martin Higgins, Branch John Mitchel, on Sunday night last. St. Mary's Major Hall was crowd.d by an attentive and thoughtful audience. Mr. John Toldll presided, and in introducing the lecturer remarked this was ...

... construction nu the fins witness called. Mr. Moriarty laid the nibs would poen allegation. about the Grattan Band and the! torches. Mr. Healy aid the Grattan Mend might be bribery, but in the rasa of the torches his would , say ^ ao jurisdiction.' Yr. Moriarty ...

... the emancipation of his country and the union of all her sons. He was thi7, early patron of literature — the associate of Grattan, of Moira, of Flood, 6 and the other illustrious patriots of their day. , He lived distinguished by the simplicity of his ...

... Sloane, John Spotin, George Spotswood, Isaac Stone. John Stone. George Stuart, John Stuart, Jas. Tegart, John Templeton. Robert Templeton, Michael Thomboe, John Thompson. Ross Thompson, Andrew Torrington, John ...

... that fierce ricting /min e on among the octal miners now on strike from the Ernest mines. The emistahulary were forced to fire arm the rioters. two of whom were killed and many wouinled. A Rett• ter's telegram th e conNtaloilary used their weapons when tlicy ...

... Monastir were carefully searched for arms, and all thor knives were taken away. On the morning of the 19th the prison guard was reinforced by two hundred men. These preparations having been made, some of the well-armed Turkish prisoners proceeded to get ...

... Kearney, John Boyle Hue Nli.ourt. John Barite. John Kean.. Din.el 0 flare, Owen Brady Bernard IM'Convilk. David Aiken, Den WParland, Faward Moriiir , y, Patrick Hughes Felix Mackin, Wm. (*borne Wm. Sheeran, .Michael Toner, Jam./. wit.y. John Downey. al'Keown ...

... THE LEADER'S SPEECH. Mr. John Redmond, who was received with cheers, said--Fellow-countrymen, I never felt so completely as today how utterly inadequate words are to give voice to the real sentiments and significance of great. masses of men. 'today, as ...

... Kennedy, Moneymore; James Grattan, Annaghbaue ; William Ledlie, Mullaglass; David Whiteside, Mullsglass ; Hugh M'Elroy, Win. Fletcher, Robert Copeland, Ballymacarattymore; Join' Rice. James Smith, Samuel M'Cague. John Sharp, John Kidd Porter, Aughnscavan ...