... and R. S. Henr-y. Cricket-Captain, Robert &. Heiry; vice- capo~un. Rober Pc-ialy; c reas-ursr, Robert Logan; -ecr -,tz, John Russell. 210, South Street, Ncew-- towenarils comnit-tee, D. Ho-uston, W. Stevenson, -. -Asdaon. J. MNIoosa. L. Martin, ?? . cev ...

... U D C; Micnael Fanniug. D Finn, J Hayes, Alderman J Hennessy, Mlichael Kennedy, John Kennedv. P LeeeLc T C; P Litt'e, i C; P O'Hara', T C; Pierce Ryan, R Ward, R Russel, Secretary; ani N1 O'Byrne, Assistant Secretary. I Correspondence included letters ...

... notwithstanding the remonstrances of the Irish members, a Bill for the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy, in traduced by Lord John Russell as -Prime Minister, was carried by a majority of 153 in the House of Commons. The Bill was droppe, owing to a speech by ...

... born ?? in June 1882, and is! therefore in her eighteenth year . MIr C A Russell, Q. , who has been elected Treasurer of Gray's Inn, is a son of the late ?? John Archibald Russell, Q C, who was Countyv Cour Judge of Manlchester for many a years. and who ...

... James M'~Manus, John -Nelson, B. O'Buyec Jamies O'Boyle, Wkm. Orr, Arthur Quinn S. A. Russell, John Shamano, inv. 'Solfero, Roehrt Suifornl, Win. Smith, Win. Vance, said Georgeit-sd Musess. John Clark, cleric to the councI il; John Rl. ...

... Phil p ]ittle, T C; Alderman Wm Russell, Alderman James Hen- nesy, Ad'.rman WVm Ireland, Alderman James Cumminrs. J P ; M J Lord, Janmes M'Cann, J l; John long, T C; John Keogh, T C; Thonas Kelly, T C; Patrick Caseidv. John Gi:banns, Joseph Treacy, Alderman ...

... M'Don- ,ad, 3oh ReilY, Drogheda; NT MYrn, E 'Moran, John Taafe, A Sgaage, Thos Maguire, Richard Conan, Psatrick Cooney, John Caifrey, Thos Russell, R Read, I1 O'Brien, R Shells, ?? Tiernan, Fras T'iern-a, John Wade, Pat Farrelly, Joseph MiDona'ld, iamas {ollins ...

... sided, and am-ongst those in attendlan(e wvere- -Messrs. John Henderson, J.P. ; ThomasMo, J.P.; A. H. I. oSporule, J. P. Fiaton, john Doris:, J.P. ; Joseph Fails, J.P. ;Willie-m Ander- son, J.P. ; John Elliot., JLP. ; 1rpaut Pat.terson, J.P. ; A. Stewa~rt ...

... POLTOS IN-FilM L1dEN ICE. In -tile ctzstodr ?? les.t'csanr. hanc M,-s. Gat-re-t. Na.-ie. R.L, iin-1 -il tider Majlcomsir x | John Clenr-y and Wi ll.-n Biand were rharvrd hr i A~etiag-RSeogezian t- ficu-hey w't ha vbnag .n tnhe- p r . Vi-tLS night. Szkreten ...

... 1V. Russell, M.P. Some slight interrnptior; d!nc opposition wa5 evinced, but on the whole .;t proceedings were harmonious. Rev. John T. Rea, Presbyterian ni,; er i Fes, oresided, an(! said that they were met nor ons, Lo do honoor to Mnr Russell, butalso ...

... being put up. M NIr Russell-We ,rill see that. Is there any day-room for the inn1.,tes, male or femalea I The -Master-TLere is not. Mr Russell. There is no day-roomzn. The d;lay-room haa been ab- sorbed for sleepng apartments. Mr Russell-I said so. That as ...

... JOHN COLOMB, M P, ON BRITISH DEFENCE. VIEWS OF AUSTRAIAN DELEGATES. (Special Teleganl) London, Tuesday. Sir John Colomb, E C i U, hI P, to-night read a paper on the subjec of I'Brish DUience, 1800-19LYJ,' at a mneeing of the 'members of he Royal -CchaiJm ...