... Irish history it is truly a bright spot when Grattan 117801 obtains in the native parliament the celebrated resolution as to its sole COgaratency to make laws for Ireland. In the year 1763, young Grattan entered Trinity Dublin, where he *as distinguished ...

... LOCAL NEWS. The Rev. 1.. Macphail, of Grattan, North. amptonshirs, ham accepted the call to the pastorate of the Thorneby Baptist Church. Ada Craw 06), 37, Kingman-street, was at Middlesbrough. today, bound over to be of good behaviour on a &Argo of having ...

... ermonde the chair, other members on the bench being Aldermen Air John W. Courtin and W. J. Trounce, Mr. E. Heaven, and lir. Isaac Samuel. .10 order was made with regard to the Cardigan Arms allotting 6200 to the licensee, £2.722 to the owners tliesers. ...

... 'lntluenae of Christianity upon the Pine arm: Rev. T. Davis& Horeb. Liandya•ul. Childrena choir. Merry June (lir. Charles tinoenti: Four choirs appeared on the stage. and sang in the following order. vis.. Cardigan United (oonductor Yr. Owen Williams), ...

... after tea at Garlogie and three other nips between 9 and 9.30 p.m. at Cowdray Arms Hotel. Echt. John C. Harper, farmer. Mill of Hole. said that after leaving the Cowdray Arms Hotel he entered accused's car along with Porter. who reversed the vehicle from ...

... articles, were distributed to each man by Lieutenant Sutherland, of the Sutherland Arms Hotel. About sic o'clock a large number of the volunteers met in the Sutherland Arms, where they spent a jolly night in singing, reciting, &c., &e. Sergt.•lnstractor ...

... n-Tyme. MINANIELLER (good) Wanted. m{ll .1:4 John Maddock and boo. Ltd, Pottery. Bursters. WER\!AKER Wellington Pottery. Easley. FLAT Praiser, loorneyman, rrda Premier to midst. and aced, rtret Apply. John Tana. LW.. etallordel. rILOWERPOT Joiners Wanted ...

... about 7 miles from Goodwlck (0.W.R.) Station. and 10 miles from Cardidan. For Further Particulars apply to- JOHN EVANS, Anntionese. Valuer, CARDIGAN. and Fatale Adeet. FOR BALE—LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. ROATH PARK. In the Parish of Llanishen. standing in its ...

... Helium, Oyston Estates, Royal Grant, Gold Jad. John French. Ming Village , trainers to mark Yorkshire Breeze. Blochairn Skolar Noble Prince Lafite, Tarleton Elm, Trainers' Day at the course. P , rrY.Garthland Arms. Gloria Mundi, Kitty Come Home 7.11 BURNBANK ...

... authorities would look into the matter. HARRY GRATTAN- Harry Grattan, the actor, who is respolatible for the revue All Scotch, 'which chiles to the Grand Theatre, Hanley, nest week, :he a On Henry Plunkett Grattan,' dramatic author and actor, and was born ...

... News. &Dwarfs, Musson & Hereford Cattle, at Shrawardine. Oct. 10 •Mr, John China, Mar, Ac.. at Cardigan—°eL is Maws. Ferris a Hay sad Straw. at Tilenead. Wilts Oct. 16 Messrs. John Fratieis Sow. Matto at Carmarthen . - ,_,..0ct, 11 Ur. Richard J. 'rails% ...

... Caledonian Hotel, 2/4 Chapel Street, Peterhead. JOHN THIRD FINDLAY. Hotelier, Bancar Hotel. Lonmay. Fraserburgh. DENNIS FORSYTH. Publican. 5 Kirkton Road. Fraserburgh. JOHN FRASER. Hotelier. Pitsligo Arms Hotel. High Street, New Pitsligo. Fraserburgh. ...