... the Elementary Education BiIl aa resumed.. Authority is given to the Press Associa- tion to coutradict the report that Sir John Gorst, Under Secretary of State for India, lhs resigned or has any intention of resign- ing his position as a member of the ...

... procteed, when the first object t that caught my eye was a wretch, armed with a large v knife sauied with blood. The man wore no coat, but his a sleeves were tucked up to his shoulders, and his arms. iace, and shirt, were all covered with blood ! I rushed c lorward ...

... feeling being that to force a contest or con- tests before then would involve a wanton ex- penditure. It is understood that Mr. John Clancy will contest St. Anne's WNard in Novem- ber, and on Sunday last the members of the West Toxteth branch of the Irish ...

... mourners were r- Messrs. John Baxter, Charles Habershon a r, Baxter, and William EL Baxter (sons), mis i Margaret Baxter and Miss Ada Baxter f Z (daughters), Mr. B. Habeaon (botherr-lar ; fr. 2. AoCe, M. Chabrles Pa~rk, M~r. John Park, e Rev.. W. WaZsonZZ ...

... machinists aentd iron rand bjrass 'ou- dgers, rey., L John Paynter, William John Trt'sha,.l Paynter, Joseph Prisk, and John Mar., ?? the Cornish Tin Smelting Company, Bis , I- - aS regards Joseph Prisk and John 3 ^ Charles Bowden and Alfred Bow den, tar ns, ...

... signed the Pledge were C. G. Duffy, .1.t aWitchel, C. 'J'affe, T. D. Reilly, John Martin, R. D, c Wilim, P. J. Smith, T. Dungan, P. J. Barry, Jot~ nP Byrne. J. de Courcy Young, John Centwell, We.,&oc. he The Council did not ask the Confederates to adopt that ...

... number of persons who assembled s Waer'a the Kiiig's Arms Inn, B~owness,'to celebrate the mar- LI ried riageo of a' Mr. Mritchinson, gave raw spirits to some ii 'euncidrncnreae botte do f the inn. John ft kun 'Jsp ilacideih yaso gwo partook of I, had 'teprtws ...

... entmt o ,HQme Ruts in Grattan's ftie That is one ot theI estsrle fofilotfulasS which I ave had to L tament on the part of this distinguished states. j mna In a woment of relloction he must L bavo eknow absolutely well that Grattan's ?? had no exective ...

... up to the Sloyne. or who Whoun the gals was at its height areport reached the pet thle shore that the ship Auguste, from St. John, to hmv N. Bi., lying the river north of the Prince's Land- suoh Il iug-stage, was in a a]inidog state, having slustained to ...

... resources of Ire- e land, and which was seconded by Mr. John Enniv, high e sheriff of Doblin. e The proposers and seconders of the remaining re9sri a e lions were the Marquis of Drogheda, Mr. Creagh, Lord ; arm, Mr. C setwoode, Col. Voreker, and Mr. Bowen. I ...

... N. Russell and S ns, while lying at anchor near Foynes, by number of armed men, who came in lighters from the Kildysart side of the river.—On Thursday night, a large party of armed men attacked the house of the wid-:w M'lnerny, at Ballinlea, near Bruff ...

... is substituted for the notice that appeared in the Gazette of the 15th tilt, ;-The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John Fisher as vice-consul at Barrow-in-Furness for the United States of Mexico. MAYORAL DINNRx TO HER MAJESTY'S JUWES. 1 -The ...