... not Wales represented in the Royal There were also prereet—lseers. J. Head Staplers Arms ? The question was loudly asked both BROTHER. J.P. ; Stewart Devlin, J.P. ; John Doris , J.P.: Assault.—Sharp Sentence. it. and out of Parliament last year but one ...

... Killygordan—Mr *Gowan. r e l i t= - Mr Murphy. Mr Charles M'Cormick St Johnston—Mr Brown. Bum:lrwin—Mrs. M'Colgan. Donrus.-- Mr John Carr. Dungloe—Mr B T Boyle. BOrtonport—Mr O'Donnell. entered the park, and then these mow a great outburst of loyal enthusiasm ...

... present—Meaner John M`Dermott, (ft), Jas burning in it . Dillon, DO, Hazlett Hastings, James Gallagher—Are you aware that it's Simms, Samuel Consuls°, Samuel Alexan- no offence for • publican to leave his der, Robert 8 Johnston, and John Hen- premiss open ...

... Ethan, Germs. ?dr. John Corr appeared for the defence Defendant was fined n and trot rows, .t. Inspector charged Hugh and Frank Jame. Hamilton. Henry Hilton. and Rahn, Martine with • series of anauln in North Steen Meng.. John Corr and J. P. Harris ...

... Alexander, James Elkin,. and Patrick M'Graftan. John ll:harks Martin, Causeway Street, do that on the previous evening he was with Alexander James Adams, James Elkin, Robert Esdak, and Patrick ll`Grattan. They were snowballing, when the accused, Thomas ...

... seems student is an inch taller and from four to Melt pounds heavier than he was in MO. Discussing the me foregoing report, Mr. John Gray, Secretary the Anthroponestsical Committee of the British Association, eayaThe aristocracy, landed gentry, and pro fissional ...

... secreaary meet repaid. By Order the Gawk JAME* TONER. Clerk of the Crown lad Pima Crown and Peace °See. °magi. ■and s 522 .__=~ JOHN MITCHEL. AN UNBENDING REBEL TO SAXON DOMINATION. and Patriot. Dorn, 1615. Died, 1675. BY IBMBIORB. PART V. The English system ...

... was in 1783. and cora ORO •ai• -1 by subseripticaa. It bore Y.. following inacription—This chapel was gdt e,. - by the Rm. John Ma.• Kane. Anna Dam. 17:3. It had ro new.. only forme. £353 3a Tel o. (i.e., at time survey) in hands tousled§ beildmg a new ...

... throng apeetators. Ireland Mood degraded, without ' arms. without stiength to strike even one manly blow for the hero who would have died • hen dhoti deaths wile it for Ireland's sake. TO the heart of John Nlitehel it carne as gall. hitter and diagusting ...

... taxed bath living and dead. I am going to divas of him in that regard, and I assert from this platform. on the authority of Mr. John Clancy, that • tenancy from year to year will be taxed in the same manner after as before the Budget. I oleo evert that tenants ...

... till eight o'clock (sp*are). Mr. John Elliott, who spoke on behalf of the seeilLMM sad apprentices, said be woe unit. cattalo they were 41 verylpaielel the ?mar off. a n d none o f employers would lose an by it. Mr. John Sweeney sewtott that they shordd ...

... Corlytt 0.1).C; Very Rev. John Corry, P.P.. V.F ; Moet Rev. N. 10.1). P.P.. V Bishop of fines: Very Rev. J. F. Canon Rogan, D. 1); rtes. John hushes. S.J; Mr. Richard J Kelly, R. 1.; Alderman J. C. NrWilter. 'ILA. L: Mr. John R. (•Connell. 1.1..1); Roe ...