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... GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. A oorreepondent of the Doug Chn aide supplies the following t The demand for Rome Rule in Ireland has not bran formulated in exact terms up to the present. Colonial independenra and 't Grattan's Parliament are favourite phrases ...
... liL ARM,* LLOYD and his tit:silted visited ea 'loads! Wit, and gave their igessant entertainment to a tolerably large ctsapasy arsetabled at the Board Fztn Citratill.—We understand that the Rey. Owen Thomas, WA., of Liverpool, son of the Rev. John Thoinaix ...
... court , M lie Arms Pastas, it; =purpose at a while was headed lvy m is lodoserial Bram atod, sad outriders Rood IMO John, MOM those elmosloss Wag Kr. John s Sow, sod Ur. Thos. Davies, Gromosalsibmass. started at 6 p.st., sad the arming sarsomay whisk ...
... Witham*, who is • fireman at the Bettie Lad colliery, had hie right arm terribly Lacerated; in feet it was almost blows to stoma, and hung by is_piese of skin to the upper portico of the arm. TW other man Jones was injured—happily, not, asuirely—ia his lass; ...
... Thomas, Oaklands 1 0 0 Mr John Jones. Tyddyn IJoha' 0 10 6 Mr Henry Beattie 0 10 0 Mr Richard Grattan • 0 10 0 Mr Fortin, surgeon • 010 0 Mrs Jones, Bull Inn • 0 10 0 Miss Jones, Bryn y Gadlys 0 5 0 Mr John Jones, Tyddyn mon 0 5 0 Mr ...
... Charles, Denver, near Downharn Market, Norfolk, gentleman V4ilstenholme John Hancock. Rhyl. sur•en, n Williams Levi ' Dolegron. Bletherston, l's - arberth, farmer Whiteiray John French, It Freeland',, road Brumley gentleman West Robert, Rue la Fayette ...
... 3; births 2; deaths I; present number 149. The Master applied to bare the admission of John Battler who was brought into the Home in a state of destitution, also John Bellis who met with an accident at the Greenfield Colliery, dislocation of the hip, both ...
... that the resolution passed at the last meeting be reminded. The resolution referred to the adoption of the road the Talon* arms, Gweepyr to the main road, which the Board had previously declined to do. Mr. Jones held it was unfair end unjust of the Board ...
... to SolO , J. Grattan Thomas ; rcadurg, •• Tautler's Sister, Rev. W. L a uceley ; snug, give me a l'emay, Miss Latiee.ley sung, the Blacksmith, Mr. I'. ilerlitg Roberts; sung, The Dove, Miss Susan Jeue.; came, •• Huuour itud Arms, Mr. Carver; ...
... Armee, John Ho ne% John Amen Charles Macaulay, Tlimaaa Treeing, Robert Nichol, John Moon, John MOlrlbeer. John McCaasland, Zobirt Jawass Daman, William Grey, David Andrews, kiatilmw Holland., Jure% William Bieheird Darien, RlclL&M Brown, ...
... Joao, Ilhaddlan, Mr.. Mrs., and Mrs. n GeoFßell. Mr. John Williams and Miss Williams, Bryn nen, Kies Mnrris, Mies IMP Mi ss es Eninn r. John JOON, Bleaddlan, Mr. , Mrs.. Miss, and Ma ster Grattan. Mr. sad Mimeo Jones, Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Llywallvd ...
... in Is Wales. Ure the of the 174,- ef Greet ii. The humble Petition of the undersigned, working Miners, in the county of Cardigan, beg with all uumility to lay before your Honorable Souse a severe case of hardship to which we are now subject, and trust ...