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... LECTURE BY MR. JOHN MARTIN, M.P., AT MIDDLESBROUGH. Last night, Mr. John Martin, member of Parliament for ?ea‘t‘hagehvmd !: l(;cl:enre u:' the Cleveland Hall, i lnhm subject be.ing, * Grattan: his life times.” ’l‘he Chair was taken by Mr. Isaae Wilson ...
... influence legislation in the present. The labour, too, of Grattan, O'Connell, and Shiel command admiration and respect from friend and foe, and their stern rectitude of purpose and denunciation of armed resistance mark them as worthy leaders in a Constitutional ...
... Assistant-Mistress I adhering to her intention to leave. \ A TARDY PLEA, AND WHAT IT COST.-In I Auckland Coounty Court yesterday, John Arm. strong & Co. sued for 11 ll s id, a grocery account contracted by Thomas Peart the younger, whose wife now said the account ...
... was soon fol- t lowed by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde (Parnellite member for County Dublin). s This gentleman is the youngest in the House, being only twenty-three years old. As the great grandson of the great Grattan, and as a spieaker of much polish, though ...
... and original burlesque Go-Bang, from the Trafalgar Theatre, London, including Mr Harry v Grattan in his original character. The company, i cinder Mr Grattan's management, is a large and I talented one, and Adrian Ross and Dr. Osmond ti Carr's merry ...
... , diiea'vfitiner mnight hav~e cost' (ia ,former, his life. DficicdaV Mnrphiy, an Irish laboniberlyi, lifalwuHatltpool' and John Rlhoteon fanuhairly lkuots by'the. cog- noinen of Jack Hasty, a'ilso a labouieefa suds'a 'niative of Haitlepool, weie in ...
... ak de ?? by ielephoae. go COLLISION IN CARDIGAN G BAY. TWO STEAMERS AND 20 LIVES LOST. Lloyd's Agent at Pembrey, telegraphing yesterday afternoon, says the steamer Gordon Castle, of Glasgow, eollided in Cardigan Baywiti the steamer Stormarij, of Hamburg ...
... We are arming the Orangeamen of the Leal north, and if thle Imperial Parliament and the and Queen dare to give legislative rights to Ireland Ma's we wvill oppose the forces of the Crownby Miw amdineurrectiou, (Laughter.) Why,~. thstol armed insurrection ...
... poworfeel~fdt 50t5 of' the Manior. Cardigan has travelled two eseeoson ad proved himself a cure Stokgetter. V4 'rVfe°dF ii, 191 FAarxIOOPILE~oWrs.-iluclding I. good Woggon, with sie . sdeboord and sdjhplvlnge-, 1 Patont Armed Cart, with emo adizad anidohofilvlngs; ...
... (the Rev. John Collin) read the burial service. Mr William Pollard, aecretary to the Man- chester Pease Society and International Arbitra- tion Asoociation, lectured in Newcastle on Monday night'onu Arbitration as a substitute for war. Mr John 13:eaderson ...
... the League and Irishmen' from all parts of the district on the occasion of an address bv Sir Thomas Grattan Esnmonde, M.P. (a grandson of Henry Grattan), on The Duty of Irishmen in the Present Crisis. Large numbers, many of whom had come from a dis. ...
... Court yes- 8 Lr terday were M~essrs John Feetham c it (chairman), R. A. Luck, C. H. Back- i ie house, T. Douglas, 0}. Chapman, and f .t W. R. Taylor.a 1. At Darlington County Police Conrt s it yesterday afternoon John M. Cuqsber . wS as summoned by his ...