... n of those Irish-I men who believe that Parnellites and Anti- I Parnellites should now bury the hatchet. c The Royal Small Arms Factory in your eityrmay be expected to be particularly busy during the 1, next few weeks. Besides having, in -accord- r ance ...

... out of business. c . ?? AIANPI'E.D, Bristol Arms Inn, Taunton, licensed r victualler. i JoHsN CuRTIs, Blenleim MI-Iouse, Sutton Hill, brick and tile ( smanufacturer aml builder. , SoFTIA PAREC, Spinners' Arms Inn, Mairshi, late Leeds, pub. lisacs, widow ...

... Eastbourne Corporation for the sea front and municipal buildings. The sale commenced in Dublin yesterday of the library of Henry Grattan, the celebrated Irish statesman anal orator. There are nearly 5,000 volumes, many rits marginal notes and memoranda. The sale ...

... OF A EIss.-At.the Now Bailey Coort, on Saturday, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forrest with having assaulted her in a railway carriage on the way from 'Roehdale to- Manchester.- He put his arm round her waist anc~kiosed.1eerssahe~sbeek~flfte,.te~d ...

... exempt from any taxes or duties whatever. Calvin.- Readings (or discoursed) on the twelve prophets, called minor; by John Calvin. Lex.-People may lawfully give a dozen Christian names to a child if they please; but no reasonable per. son would ...

... original cast. Mr. John Slagg, M.P., will. preside over the annarul day, public meeting of the United Kingdom Alliance. ,it or The Rev. D. W. Thomas, vicar of St. Ann's, Bethesda, %me1- has been appointed rector of Penrdoyr, Cardigan. 1 by Mir. Parnell ...

... in the Leeds Inirmary from injuries sustained in an acd- dent 'vhich occurrd at the-St. John's Colliery, Norman- ton, where he was engaged. . ; ' The late Sir John Lambert was univerally populr. The worst thing ever said or him was by a colleague-who. ...

... right arm being so severely injured as to ilecessi- ' tate the amputation of the limb. A series of meetings in support of hMr. Dillwyl's motion has just been held at Swansea, Dowlais, Pontyprildl. Porth, Treorky, Clydach, Pembroke Doek, Cardigan, aud ...

... trial was resumed of William Holt, late treasurer to thet ICorporation of Wiigan ; John Caldwell, a Liverlool scare- I broker and auditor to the Wigan Corporation ; and John I IvIelds . fomel aI- clr in Cad ?? Ifflec Hot r . aidwell were convicted on Tuesday ...

... Waterloo. Above the Old Post Office, which boasted a garden In those days, was a little low.built house, kept by a man named John Still, who let otb hackney coaches. and post horses. Higher up the street, on the same aide, were three or four dwellings standing ...

... Gough; Devonshire Arms, Lodge Rsad, to 2! J. Hlodges; 04, Aston Street, to E. flaccache; Beehive, Graham Street, to C. Jeffrey ; Challenge Cup, ?? Street, to- C. Keen; Royal Exchiange, Summer Lane, to M. Knight;-J Cadia Ans, Cardigan Street, to A. Lane; ...

... deserve it. FEARFUL SCENE AT CArBDICAN GAOL,-One morning last week the offi cials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate bnrglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trials at the assizes. Ahout six o'clock in ...