... LOND Wednesday ON. kukorday foe CALLINO AT FALMOUTH. PLYMOUTH. BOUTHAIIPTON. and PORTSMOUTH. hem Temporary - Berth. p 4 flor John letej (Talone. 2.150), where Passengers ere Booked sad and moderato. Weibeedkv. Nu, V. 5 p I Satorday, Nov. sol 5 on. Icoodea—Jamee ...

... Martin Catty. John Byrne, O. Connolly Clerk Union; Wm. Ryan. John L. Jordan, John Martin. J. M Guinnees, Jaa. O’Neill, John Power, J. Lalor, J. Thomson, J. Redmond. A. Keboe, J. Konnv P Roche, Jaa. Duffy, T. J. O’Dempsey, aolr.; T. Doran, ...

... the people of Belfast entered into armed associations for defence. There was no difficulty in gaining recruits for the service. The Government, whilst they concealed their fears, trembled the possible action of an armed nation, even whilst the Volunteers ...

... Pernbroke, injury to bead and face, and fractured leg- Reece Evisoa, Stanton Lacy, Ludlow, teverely crushed arm. John Anderson Hollies, Craven Arms, internal injuries and injury the head. Alfred Acherton, Mountpleasant, liandriodod Wells, scalp wound. Thoophilos ...

... one month's imprisonment end Bernewell to twelve months’ imprisonment with hard labour. The fatality to old man of seventy, John Water*, Sap try, a labourer, who feu. off float yesterday North Circular Rood, with the result that one of the poaaed over ...

... prepared for the adoption of the military delegates, the first was composed Grattan, and the second, by Flood, .Mr. Dobbs was just about start for the convention when Grattan, the unchanging friend ...

... sacrificed like Iphotento attic, the desired money had come to Sir Hannibal on no condo lona. At the same mot wondered why John Bo why lead iiisde such a will. Meanwhile Mr. Gras ton resumed his interrupted reading. Then it became apparent [bat there ...

... Party aad the United Irish Lsagoe were striving for the same end by different means —vis., for a Parliament ana they had in Grattan's time and the independence they enjoyed in 178 a. Be called on them join the United Irish League, and said that the Irish ...

... O'Rourke. John C. Dowdall. Joseph T. Cardwell; Thomas J. Greenan, Robert Cooper, H. Marshall, Robert Sinclair. J. Underhill, C. Blaney. C.E.; H. Butterfield; E. A. Lamb. Thigh J. M'Conville. U.C.• ' Thomas P. Willis. U.C.; W. J. Monypenv. John Savage, John Nl•Avov ...

... FIRST OFFENCE. Edward M'Grattan was fined 2s. 6d. with costs for druitenness on the public street on the 24th September. LIVELY PROCEEDINGS AT CONLIG. Maggie M'Bride. Conlig, summoned Win. Montgomery, of same place, tor assaulting and beating her at Conlig ...

... seizing every opporsible. Yours truly, which they can invent to malign her THOMAS 11. GRATTAN ESMONDE. J J . , , _ _ , . „ policy and to tradoce those who serve her. To John E. Redmond. L>o.. M.P. L,, * ~ ~ , . That they should and misrepresent _ , , _ .trVi ...

... ant, Cormack M'Donagh, as Administrator of the said Denis M'Donagh, deceased, all that and those that part of the Lands of Arm, containing 2 acres, 3 roods, and 33 perches or thereabouts, statute measure, situate in the Baiony of Castlereagh and County ...