... disposed to wait till he sees what a D the intentions of Government are with respect to Ireland. Tn l- Mr. Grattan.-Tlhe following is the letter of Mr. Grattan, is upon accepting the chairmanship of the great ?? meet- lt oieng:- iStepliets-greem, 7ts Jan. 1831 ...

... in 1886, but Mr. Harri- be son did not ?? half as many votes as Sir ct. John Lubbock, and his ill-fortune doubtless in deterred others at subsequent elections. is Now that Sir John is migrating to the its serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, z E- and ...

... the request of the editor of the Gened to report. the proceedings. He was struck twice on the arm, once on the shoulder, and several times on his bead. His arm was broken, and he bad three outs on his head. He became unconscions. and was removed to a cottage ...

... all coun- tries, as he proved by reference to the works of Beearia, Montesquieu, Blackstone, and Lord John Russell. - He thought that Mr. H. Grattan, had made a very equivo- cable defence of this bill on behalf of the ministry, and wondered what the cause ...

... Drummers: John Cunnmitgam, John MhEvoy. ie, Privates: Humphrey Donovan, John Fone, RobI. Grey, L) Patrick Lepper, Francis Moore, Patrick Norton, John ly, Smith, William Thorn, ThomasAnsell, John Toker, Wm. es Kelly, ...

... voyage from Liverpool to Douglas, Mr. J. Kermode, second engineer of the steamer, was engaged in oiling the engines, when his arm was o- caught in one of the side levers and was completely t~ smashed, one of the bones protruding right through the flesh. ...

... Stinfield, Mr. B. S. Jackson, Mr. I Thomas Glardener, Mr. E. Bennett, Mr. John E., Tensey, b Mr. Daniel' O'Leary, Mr. G. Ibotton, Mr. Loreazo Young, 11ev. W. Bennett, Mr. John I. Bern ett, Mrs. R1. Fountain, Mr. Corzahlclbr Mr. 11. Hiley Mr. and Mrs. ...

... There are already at Spithead Her Majesty's ships St.Jean d'Acre, 101,Captain the Roo. H. Keppell; Princess Royal, Vaptain John Paget, flag- ship, pro teM. of Sir Charles Napier; Prince Regent, 90, Captaiu tutton, flag-ship of Eear-Admiral Corry; Boscawen ...

... MIDermott, Mr. G. A. Cooper, and Mr. Grattan Grady take parb whilst Madam Axmytage presides at the piano. Miss Nellie Corri was 3nuch applauded in several humorous Irish songs, notably 'Och Ibother the mien, and Mr. Grattan Grady gave 'The Irish emigrant ...

... neither attention flor-dispositiou shall be wanting on my part. The, King was as good as his word. Two years later, on Mr. John Adams being intro- duced to him as the first Ambassador fronm the United States; the King said: ' I will be very frank with ...

... fication to represent Mr. Gladstone's Present i iews. He grantlreland noseparate arm- Ld mfent exclndina her members from St. Stephens; ity Mr. Parnell's request for Grattan's Paiament ris will be refused. Mr. T. P. O'Conuor's sugges- ti-n that Ireland ...

... ll, Windsor, will take placeearly a c ren June. a es A marriage is arranged between Mr. John c at Hargreaves, 15th (Rangs) Hiussars, eldest son of g rhe Mr. John Hargreaves, of Maiden Erleigh, E eat Readlng, Berks, and Evelyn Kennard, fifth ry daughter ...