... men, Lord Grattan', and theorticers of the garrison. The eat most tastefully decorated, there being at one end a large V surmounted by a coronet in violetcoloured pansies, in compliment to Lady °revile, and at the other his lord-hip's arms ensbla onel ...

... the title and estates by his brother, the Hon. and Rev. William John Brodrick, who was isult in 1798, married first in the eldest daughter of the Bath of Cardigan, and relict of the Hon. John Peroeval, and, secondly, in 1829, the fourth daughter of the fourth ...

... Elisbeth Brooks, John S 1 , Ennoscorthy; Alen Browne. School St.. Wexford. Angela Browne. 5 Trimmers lane, Wexford; Jacnta Cuddly. 16 St. Anthony's. The Maudles, New Ross; Nigel Buckley, Hama Ballykelsh, Tagoat Co. Wexford; Airing Buggy, 58 Lr John Strait Wexford: ...

... Farringdon ; R. H. Masten, Wolverhampton; and G. W. Baker, Luton. For pigs, Messrs. J. Fisher, Carhead, Yorkshire: John liieden, Taunton; and John Dale of Spetehley, near Worcester. The following are the awards of the prism: CATTLE—DEVON • I.—Devon steers not ...

... small cupboard near the prisoner's bed, found several cartridges of dynamite; also a yard and a half of fuse and eight caps. Grattan, in answer to the o Veer, doggedly refused to give any information about the dynamite, how he came by it, or what use he intended ...

... the behaviour of the °Moen and nen generally. Ix is understood that Colonel Powell, the present member for the county of Cardigan, will not offer himself for re-election at the next dissolntion of Parliament, owing to his continued ill-health. Preparations ...

... nothing remained but a few bones. The littla girl was fend under the exert position of the bed, with Der arm uplifted, her band being burnt off, and of the arm nothing remained bet the bona. Iler was • heap ef cieden. A very singular feature connected with the ...

... skirts E 3, dresses E 3.50, blouses E 2.50, Gents-overcoats E2O, sportscoats Cl 5, casual lack-, Its ElO, suits DM jumpers/ cardigans. shirts E 2.50, trousers OS, leathers and suedes El 5. Children* clothes at give-away price*. Mix 'n Match, College Street ...

... slave ironic I nal desirous Barton, of West Hartlepool, tound from St. John's, to restore your happiness and tranquillity I know you with a cargo of deals. The vessel left St. John's on the ITS very grieved at the prohibition of the elite traffic, l'th ...

... are not degenerate, try to bring aboat that happy consummation—lreland • free and independent nation? We should read men like John Martin to Parliament—men who love Ireland dearly, and who are able and willing to speak in her name, and tell the English ...

... numerous. They included a magnificent dimmed bracelet, from the Earl of Kinnotil ; • salver brukfeet service, from the Earl of Cardigan; a gold-mounted dressing-cue, from the Conntess of Kinnoul ; a gold bracelet set with diamoods, from the Countess of Fife ...

... thought that his limbs had got entagled among weed. Two of the youths. John and William who were swimming a few yards farther out, ;-tened to his rescue, and each took one of his arms allama out for the land, and with the assistance of ether lads succeeded ...