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... the time, and Grattan was persuaded to enter his se.- Alan and go home. In the morning, however, Sir Jonah was surprised in his bed at six o'clock, by hearing that the little Gentleman, in the sedan chair, wanted to see him again. Grattan,had not slept ...
... perceptible to the naked eye ; they are both in the direction of S. S. E. Yesterday John Main, Egg. was elected a Churchwarden for the parish of St. Andrew, in the room of John Campbell, Esq. gone off the iblanel. A writ has been issued for the election of ...
... When France is satisfied, the world is at peace, with all the greater justice can Britain and the United States say,—When John and Jonathan shake hands, mankind benefit. The forthcoming diplomatic coulcreuce on the Alabama question, to be held at the ...
... may be the reverse of an advantage to him in dealing with another. 'An oak,' said Grattan, should not be transplanted at fifty.' And Macaulay felicitously quoted Grattan's maxim in reference to Warren Hastings, who blundered so disastrously in England ...
... several other their words, have the advantage of the cbam- ! pariehes, and each perish,at least, wiil require pionship of Lord Cardigan. He believed ; a l oa d b oar d of health. Bot, taking it for that the combined services of the army i granted that they ...
... forgeries of a confidential clerk to the extent of £40,000. Messrs. John Gladstone & Cu, general merchants, London, £200,000; Mr. Patrick Thompson. ship and insurance broker, £30,000 ; Mr. John Catto, £30,000; Mr. Edward Layard. exchange broker, Lou e 12 10 ...
... Court for Prociact of Kingston—August Term. r e ,s4 rus , Morris, Tn. Dime. Chsrles H. None', F., vs. Jordon, Hon. E., Adinor John No on. Spenial Cases. Alborg., David J., et MI., vs. Stines, Joseph. Anderson, W. M., vs. J. M. Anderson, W. M.. vs. GNI, J ...
... James. ' William Scott, Each M.D. Falmouth. Hugh Croaker;, Esq., M.R.C.S. Clarendon. Alfred Carter Zig M R C.S . St Anus Bey John S. Gernrd, Esq. M.R.C.8., St. Thos. in the East. SOLiCIToft. 8. Constantine Rorke, Req. Simon E. Piston, Rog. D. J. Alberga ...
... will be the important factor iu the coming elections but it will bo the Parnell question ab out home rule in Ireland with a Grattan Parliament. The Write are taking great heart now over the result of the recent municipal elections, in which they made a net ...
... were greeted with cheers. Sometimes the cheers were genuine and hearty, and sometimes they were given in apparent mocking. Mr. John Bright, who entered with feeble gait, was greeted with ringing and approving cheers. The Parnellites gave Mr. Parnell and Mr ...