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... Wednes- day, with a gold chronometer, on behalf of Messrs. AIKEN and TILBunK, of Glasgow, the proprietors of the Loch Earn. Mr. GRATTAN, the British Consul, was present at the meeting. Speaking at the reopening of a church at Bristol, yesterday, Bishop ELLICOTT ...
... very morning that the condemnation of Mr. Gladstone appeared of Mr. Bylands, in the same pailer appeared a letter from Mr. John Bright-(heers)- to Mr. Itylands, expressing Ilis earnest hope that. Mr. iylands would be again returned to Parliament hy Burnley ...
... She labouro under the evils that her population have been long deceived-i~great cheering) -and that nothing hut the stern arm of the, law steadily and persistently ;polled-(renewed cheere)-'-an1 redeem her people from lbs deception under which they labour ...
... were admitted to the Queen's Hospital, and on he previous day a man was also admitted from Cardigan Street, suffering from smalipox. A case of small-pox from New John Street was also admitted into the General Hospital. B1aBMINGHAM LAW STUDENTS' SociETY.-A ...
... Hotel, Kilkenny, the following cablegram, addressed through Mr. J ustin MVcICarthy to the electors of North Kilkenny by Mr. John Dillon, M.P., and Mr. T. P. O'Connor, MY.P., now in America:- America will once more come generously to Ireland's aid if ...
... preparing for anotherltalian campaign. Eatrope may be on the eve of again witnessing the Christian spectacle of vast numbers of armed men engaged in the holy pastime of cutting each other's throats, in order to secure the so-called Vicar of CHRIST in the ...
... 'Edward Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 John Collins, 104 Cbarles Christopher Wood, 109 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick ?? Nicholls, 55 Josepli Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney 60 W'iliam Hailes, 45 John Corby, 140 Theodore| Baker, 193 Alfred Joseph ...
... Nationalist party for the moderation of their claims, and drew a favourable comparison between the privileges enjoyed by GRATTAN's Parliament and those which would be conferred by the system they were advocating. He dealt with the present state of parties ...
... experiment ultimately culminated in the rebellion of 1798. Ac- cording to Lord R. CHucHILL, the incompetency and bigotry of GRaTTAN's Protestant Parliament became the reason why that Parliament was abolished, and Ireland was incorporated, for legis- lative ...
... Ml. Coombs, Mr. F. Osler, Mr. Joseph Taylor, Mr. John Osborne, 1Rev. G. J. Emanuel, B.A., Mr. H. E. Loram, Mr. David W. Rairbsach, Mr. Thos. G1. Seymour, MIr. IV. J. Knapton, MIr. John White, Rev. John Wilson, Mr. Lawson Tait, Dr. Craig, Mr. 1V. Morgan ...
... aParliament. Even before Grattan'sParlia- it ment-it-had a Parliament subject to great restrictions. c The great Irish patrioit Grattan demanded, with the s: prvnceof Ulster at his hack, that these restrictions shnd be remnoved, and G~rattan's Parliament received ...
... such portions of the draft had been omitted as prevented the inclusion of St. David's College, Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, as a constituent college of the university. He did not ask for the rejec- tion of the scheme, but for its impro-ement, ...