... his career—his eloquence—t is patriotism—Henry Flood—sketch of his career—John PhApot Curran — his bows sots—Barry Yelverton—Plunkett—John Toler, afterwards Lord Norbury ; John Fitz-Gibbon, afterwards Earl of Clare; Hubert Stewart, afterwards Viscount ...

... Henry Grattan. the great Irish orator, and unflinliing advocate of the just tights of the country, had large plain features and quite an econstric look. He was short in stature, says Mr James Phillips. and unprepossessing in appearance. His arms were ...

... before him. Ade'aidel--ezy own Adelaide! he exclaimed, springing towards her, and clasping her in his arms What Mass it is hold lOU in mar arms amain r 1 . 1- HUNTI.I 7, 1874. To know that you are safe is the greatest happiness of all ! responded ...

... Brigade at Balaclava, is again forcibly brought to mind by the death of the Earl of Cardigan, who led the noble six hundred into the jaws of death. Lord Cardigan sustained an accident while hunting, and although it was not at first regarded as e ...

... aged IN CATTANACII. In loving memory of my dear , John LUttanach, who died at Foohaberi, on the ufth Dec. 711feeOone, hut not forgotten.-{Carted by Essganddanghter, A. Watt.) —ln loving memory of John be:oved husband of Annie Davidson, ,ire at die Crofts ...

... in the Commercial Hotel. Mr Morrison has become lessee of the Buchan Hotel, Elton, for which he leaves on an early date. Mr John Simpson, Land Street, presided, and Mr J. Smith, Hilton Bank, and Mr Jas. Robertson, Moss St., were croupiers. There was a ...

... 7 A. Watt, Upperkirkgate, Huntly ; 8 John Resin. Bogie Street. Huntly; 9 D. Dry, Culdrain ; 10 George Robertson, Knkney ; 11 A. Dutton, Bogie Street. Huntly ; 12 William S. Guthrie, Kinuoir. Pigeons-1 and plate John Fitzpatrick. Lessendrurn ; 2 Waliain ...

... North Old Wood —Mr Jobe Sheid, Aldunie, Calirsch, £9 5s (last year, £6 15s) ; Wards—Mr John Sharp, Whitehillock, Cala-melt. £35 10s (last year, L 25); Back Wards—Mr John Slieiii, £l5 15s (last year, £l4 15s). Mr James McKintion, Huntly, was sactioneer. Itt ...

... Union), and hie narrow escape in a small boat to France ; the unpurchasable virtue of many of the Irish patriots of that time; Grattan's last memorable appearance in Parliament ; the closing sitting thereof, and the Bill of Union passed in 1800. A vivid sketch ...

... approval of the British people, and was defended by orators in the Howse of Comm-ns and preachers in the pulpit. The late Mr John Bright and a few others raised their voices in opposition to it and became unpopular by so doing. But Britain paid a terrible ...

... es within the limits of the Constitution as seem to and adorns a tale for all offenders who are tarred ult., to Mr and Mee John Summers, twin eons • sooording to rental. Lowest rates. Full part:atm- ALWAYS Tt.LL them appropriate and adequate, and on its ...

... temporary use of the congregation worshipping under the pastorate of the Rev. Mr Kirk, formerly of Brechin. JOHN 0' GROATS. We learn by telegraph that at John 0' Groats a fishing boat was capsized, and three men drowned. LOSS OF AT STEAMER DROSSA ANN. 16 MEN ...