... (Kitty). also Yes. km& Wire, %so Leeman Doiony, Mr. 13.doey Mar! jinn, Xs Henry Timbal, Mr. Liam Watt, sad, ILL a Grattan Little. _Yesterday Mr. John Dillon. M.P.. nnreiled a ndsome Celtic Cross, which has been ended in Belbowline to the memory of the late Matt ...

... and nine a.m., while driving horse and car aoro&s Grattan Bridge a horse yoked to a lorry proceeding along the quay; that he (defendant) pulled np. and after starting the horse again a cyclist, Mr. John M 4 Walter, came along behind the lorry and came ...

... prosperity the country, and urge the Government the necessity devoting immndiito attention to the matter. Hr. John J. Doyle seconded the resolutions. Hr. John P. Hayden, M.P., who was received with fond cheen, said that the meeting had been called mainly to express ...

... and nine in.. while driving a bone and car across Grattan quay a horse yoked to a lorry was proceeding along thequay; that he (defendant' pulled up. and after starting the horse again a cyclist, Mr. John MT/alter, came alone behind the lorry and came into ...

... a4berk Ir. 173 10.); NNW J. Hungerford; Wm. Orr ll'Oar. tie mid 0061.00, John IP. Par; N. IL U. D'Aler Dab Lead U. Ledr. ari P. IKIUMItey. ,) Wm. tad anal Finnan goal rulers; II F. Arm; 0. Patrick M•Dermett; of Cerise sod re err; A. =• I. W. Thomsen Mr. LC ...

... oot very artise %Wale in The Provoked Husband, it ticslly drawn. —A broad belt surrounded hi. wrist, with tomahawk; his arms, with S i the morning piper bhmue bracelets. istretched out with bow • haring • reel concern fur and arrow as if reedy for ...

... °manner. The lies. Father O'Connor, C.C., pres•ided, and afterwards a branch of the League was eetablighed. Kr. Iforty'■ 3lr. John Morley has declioed an incitaiaa to allow himself to be put forward fcl the Lord Rectorehip of St. Andrew's rnivereity. •it ...

... PAPERS (Specially T.l.tr•ph•d.) Ploet invest. Saturday griming. TZL 51171 PSIS POLICY The Irish Parliamentary Party—to wit., Mr. John Redmond and certain of his followers—is, says the Dublin correspondent the Globe, given two severe raps on tho knuc.kles ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...