... preceding Mr Parnell's visit America, and which was signed William Carrol, J. K. Braslio, Janies F. Burke, James Reynolds, John Demy, Augustine Ford, and Thomas Clark In bey. After had continued reading for some time, Mr Asquith raised objection to the ...

... Friday. Scormen Bitt.—At a meeting of the tive of the Reform League, held last night, it was re- solved to consult with Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P., and W. E. Baxter, Esq., To of af the Scottish rm Bill which public meeting to to redistribution of seats ...

... BETHELL also opposed. Mr JOHNS moved the journment of the it was carried by 106 to Mr NORTON brongbt in a Bill to amend the Friendly Societies’ Act of o’clock. The House adjourned at ten minutes to two THE DIVISION ON THE ARMS BILL. which was carri In ...

... the former tor and the latter for Cardiff, both in ballast. fi The steamer Dean, recently launched by Gourlay & for George Arm uitstead & left the Wednesday for noon and I trip, which roceeded down the river on @ trial proved very sa tisfactory, of 13 ...

... Fri and have not since been heard of. feared that they have been lost. Their names are John Allison and Robert Reid in the one boat, adie the other John Higgins and John Hainey. NORWEGIAN SAILORS DROWNED. The Norwegian barque Australia was wrecked at Finnart ...

... counsel’s speech, and sat gazi earnestly at him as he oceeded to tail the acquaintance between her and Mrs Hogg. THE EVIDENCE. John Charles Pearcy said he had known the prisoner for five years. She had been his mistress Prisoner here appeared agitated, and ...

... ‘tae genet from Van- re was cont te the and caused age to skins, guods. No serious damage to the ant ‘The ketch Florine, of Cardigan, au ashore near waier. with ice, fate Li an ra radder gone. calles at hs former the latter was daw: struck the qusy vail ...

... ve upoo av unconditional surrender arms in 24 hours, the ve being the commencement of hostilities. I should sy here that in another telegram it is ex- Pine tat the unconditiona! surrender of arms of for was of arms for im, which a legal enceavou son had ...

... of Lledrod, in the county « Cardigan, and as her jected = to their marriage because of his age she eloped with jas parish him, aud they were in Lian sons, church in 17: He had ivsue by her f mn 1740, and the eklest no d John, who wa ther of t tit , the ...

... en with one arm toast eleven with (me leg—took place last week on the weefther match to an abrupt conclusion, but the one arms had the best the The highest individual score, 45, was made a one of the London swimming baths a race one-armed and one-legged ...

... the walls were inscribed the names of Parnell, Isaac Butt, O’Connell, John Mitchell, Smith O’Brien, Thomas Drummond, Robert Emmet, Fitzgerald, Curran, Wolf Tone, Sheridan, Grattan, and Edmund Burke. On the lower end wall were the mottoes, Gladstone’s ...

... portrait of John Burnet, the well-known Glasgow architect, by James Guthrie, R.S.A. The artist has been most successful in fixing the expression the mobile face of his subject ; while in the matter of technique the portrait is excellent. John Lavery has ...