... Beatrice and Prince Leopold attended Divine service this norninag in the private Chapel. The Rev. Rzo~wley Hill, Vicar of St. Michael's, Chester Square, preached the sermon. VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess Spencer, accompanied ...

... Abbey, Ratbfarn- ham. Kerley, Patrick, ?? College, Dublin. Kernaghan, Thus. W., Queen's CoL, Galway; Kirwan, James, University College, Dublin. Kirwan, Rosalie J., Loretto Convent, Stephen's Green, Dublin. Knowles, Catherine C., University Classes, Done ...

... Clarke, Martin Poolan, Thomas Doneg-hee, Wiflliam Poran, William Coach, Michael Horri,,ae, Patrick Kehue, Hugh M1'Namara, Patrick _M'Natunar John M1'Neniary, Michael Nuolan, 'Michael Meroney Thos. BailLey, George Jeff'ries, William Battrson, WIt- hiam Harris ...

... Terence Bennett, lelix Morgan, Michael Curran, Luke Mallon, John Carroll, John ! Meohan:, John W~atson, M. M'llherron, James c Matthews, AMichael Hughes, Edward Byrne, Francis Ca.mpbell, James K'.ny, Patrck M'Court, Michael Qaznn, and Join MJorgan stood ...

... Patrick Durlon, and Tuady Higgins. The following surrendered to bail :-Jereroiah Lowry, James Connolly, Patrick Donohoe, Michael Durkin, William Murphy, and John Casev, Tbo Governor of Kilmuainham Gaol (Mr. Boers, J.P., stated, in reply to the Clerk of ...

... years been in the employment of Mr Michael MKFeely, as carotalcer of his public stebles, Foyle Street, Derry, died from this terrible dilease. lie had caught tie infection from a horse with which he had come in ?? ?? Kirwan, City Coronel, held an in- qiest ...

... the child, and that even if o he did the £500 covered (everything. Mr. T. F. Taylor (instructed by Mr. Kirwan) on behalf of the defendant. Dr. Kirwan, of Oran- a' more, appeared to eustain the decision of the Court below. ti The LoRo C-RANCELLOR. delivering ...

... Sir H. ~jo, Fleetwood, Bait., M.P. ; Colonel Taylor, M.P.; ig- Mr. Hudson, High-Sheriff of the County of se. 'Galway; Mr. Michael Morris, Recorder of Gal- jes way ; Colonel Dunne, M.D.; Mr. Lefroy, M.P. ; 3d, Mr. Gregory, M.P.; Mr. Waldron, M.P.D Io& Mr ...

... POLIrEr CoURT.-Yesterday, W. S. Tracy, Esaq., RXA., presided in tins Court. Michael Martin, a shoemaker,iiaged 50 years, Richard Kirwan, a labourer, aged 60 years, arid Michael Qaigley, labourer', ageril 27 years, were each sentenced to one monith's im- ...

... Mrs. Ball, Chief Justice Morris, Mr. 'T1. H. Burke, Mrs. and Miss G. Williams, and Mr. Fitzgibbon, Q.C., also honoured Sir Michael and Lady Lucy flicks- Beach with. their company at dinner. Sir J. Fowell Buxton and Lady Buxton left Kingstown on Friday for ...

... inquiry. Mir. Richard Challoner, J. P., Mr. George M'Carthy, R. I, County Meath; Mr. W. L. Byrne, H.M., County Cavan; Mr. J. Kirwan, County Inspector; Mr. liarveS, Director of the Detective Department of the Royal Irish Con- stabulary; the Rev. Dr. SadLer ...

... MAHON IN 1847, IN IRELAND. The Earl of DONOUGINIMRE moved for corres- pondence respecting the granting a ticket-of-leave to Michael Gardiner, a convict who pleaded guilty at the Spring Assizes for tile Couity of Roscommon, in 1849, to an indictment for ...