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... THOMAS &MONDE IN OTTAWA. OTTAWA, JIM 2.—Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmonde arrived in the city on Saturday. He was received at the station by Messrs It. W. Scutt and John Costimin, Ald. Hsuey and other leading Irishmen. He was driven to the Russell house. ...
... foveae therein. To the Reverend John &mama D.D.. and to all ogtrati ng hers to whom these presents shall oome ye. that having accedence io the piety. kerning. morality. loyalty. and integrity of you. the said Rev. John Strachen. I have oimvtltuted and ...
... traffic in liquor. and that the central council shall have a voice an appointing the magistracy. ' JOHN uN HUME auk; Referring to the Irish question, Mr. John Ruskin ha► the following tire Pall Atqll Gus :— Would it not be well to take some account of these ...
... Wales, that cause must ultimately triumph. He had much pleasure in introducing to them Sir Thos. Grattan Eanniode, a great. grandson of the great Henry Grattan, whose voice often made the walls of the Perth. meets, both of England and Ireland, tremble. (Cheers ...
... Sir Thomas Esmond. is the greatgrandson of Henry Grattan. whose speech was the feature of the debate 93 years ago. Mr. Macartney, the boa secretary to the Irish Unionist party, is • grand nephew of Sir John Macartney, who also voted against the Union ; Mr ...
... H. Hewitt who W ter la Canaan. Colborne. H. M. Pape. Jas. G. Carr. superannnated. Grattan. tlarld Hat fear. (Metlatan. Thos. P. SteeL Salem. R. A. Howard. Colborne. John Bredia, LLD., superannuated. Colborne. Hilton. H. H. Leltala ‘ieCsoley. Trenton. Grace ...
... —Mr. Gladstone Enjoys Naples—Russia , Arming. LONDON, Jan. 21.—Right Rev. Joshua Hughes. D.D., Bishop of Si. Asaph, is dead. [The deceased was born at Newport, Pembrokeshire, in 1607, and was educated at Cardigan and Ystrameurig schools, and subsequently ...
... Lucien Huot, L A. Boyer, S. H. Mathews. It was decided to bold the annual dinner on the 25th inst. THE RING. JOHN ANIPTON'II RIT.CORD. John Knifton, the heavyweight prizefighter known as the 31-tonner, is of Scotch descant and parentage, having been ...
... magnificent lonic fabric on College-green, now the Bank of Ireland, but once the theatre where Flood and Grattan strove for the premier ship, and John FitagiliGon's ponderous eloquerice encountered Plunket's polished satire: the stately pile of the Four ...
... author of Cardigan, is still pursuing his plan of writing a history of the American Revolution in the form of fiction. He has calculated that his scheme will be complete in four books, the first and second of which are already published— Cardigan and The ...
... Central Railway—lmprisoned by Request. From Our thou CorrumoncierV. SY. Tuomee, May 12.—At six this morning the mangled body of John French was found by a farmer on the M.C. R. tract, between Waterford and Windham. Deceased was 27 years of see, lived at Dutton ...
... six months old, yet already the records glisten with the stories of individual bravery that add lustre and glory to British arms. It is certain that the end of the campaign will give us a plentiful crop of V.C.'s. The Victoria Cross, most coveted of all ...