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... by bMr. John Maq ,GrthenI 1ingilt Ho.W. C~. Plunkett ..prposed Mr. h ~, Gratan, oneof' the most'splendid aind' conclusive v -speeches eser uttered by even this great- man; a speech, n - w|ch nifgttherel - - whi.h, f the exeungon ot Mr. Grattan erefri ...
... Legislature from a f anthorising any one to carry or use arms, or to I 7 drill or practis in the use of armr. The principal a amendment which the Opposition moved was brought forward by Sir John Goret, who desired 'Ito withhold from the Irish Parliament ...
... of the wheels. it caught I'is right arm, tore it fn rj olutlf the socket, broke his breast bc&e, and all the ribs s in the tight side. He lingered in gleat agony until Sun. di day night, when he died- -ately, as John ?? and hi h .ames Irom son wvere lecending ...
... -Henry Grattan, Hylton, hence for New Orleans, 28th ult. 80 miles N. W. of Lisbon, leaky, and steering for Lisbon,-Eagle, Rose, hence for Virgi. nia, 10zh nlt. lat. 40 0, Ion. 48 0.-Dover, Bursley, hence for Boston, 30th nlt. lat. 49 0, Ion. 8 0.-John Taylor ...
... together.si Richard Grattan ,the last witness's father, corroborated wr her testimony, except that he said Doodly was not quite of sober; he woe about half and half; when they went out an he followed them to the door, and they walked arm in armo *he down ...
... prisoner was aciiUitted. At Tubbernalth, near Sligo, 25 men attacked the house of a mal named Ward, on Sunday night. and took arms from it. Six of them have been arrested. Some had been in custody as stupposed Fenians. The choir of Exeter Cathedral is to ...
... Ministerial crisis. The Fisheries (North American) Bill was the on ala measure which made any progress. On Monday t evening Lord John Russell, in an able and con- rincing speech (which will bee found in anothert column), replied to the charges which had been ...
... 11Z30Lm., official receiver's, Cardiff; public examination Nov. 30, 10 30 &m., Town Hall, Cardiff. John Griffiths, Penlan and Tawown, Gartheli, Cardigan.- shire, farmer. First meeting Dec. 3, noon, Black Lion Hotel, Lampeter; public examination Dec. 9 ...
... Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Division).-Pembrokeshire and Haverfordwest, July 6th, Haverfordwest; Cardigan- shire, July 10th, Cardigan; Carmarthenshire and borough of Carmarthen, July 12th, Carmarthen; Brecknocksldire, July 17th, Brecon; Radnorshire ...
... received at the hands of Mrs. Grattan. In fact her Fr *r kindness was proverbial in the district, and such an institution as that would be of vergv little use if it were not presided over by such an estimable lady as , Mrs. Grattan. (Great applause.) Mr. Dawson ...
... Blacklurne, John, Huddersfield Barham, John, Kendal Beelkett, Sir John. Leeds Baines. Edward, Leeds Bish, Th-mas, Leominster Bulwer. E L. Lincoln Buller, Charles, Liskeaad Blunt, Sir Charles R, Lewes, Jleutinek, Lord George. Lynn. King's Broeklehurst. John, M ...
... Cardiff, grocer. IFrederick John Sttaley Kempe, trading Queemstreet, Cardiff, tailor aed outfitter. W'illi= Prothero, Cadoxton-t>Barry, Glamorgau- shire, noot and shoe depaer. John Davies, London House. LlandIssul, Cardigan- shire, tailor and draper. Thomas ...