... schools, NationalI and Intermediate, he need say nothing. It waas now being recognised that a cb~ld who grew up ignorant of the laws of nature and of nature's subjects was not properly educated. Botany wa, being recognised as an efficient instrument of I education ...

... sbowyxari %without undergoing the ris* attendant on their being led through the streets of Dublin. Tbe City of Dublin Steampacket Corn panywill carry saloon pasnene from Liverpool to Dublin' each day of the Hoorse Show week at a single fare for the double journey ...

... D-WVilim Edward Ellis Re- ber WVIn Griflin. John Rubert O'Connell. Ro- !bert L'ovd Woolcombe, Thomas Greene. XV:i- ram Lawson, P La.w Smith. Doctors 31 D-Hawtrey Benson, Richard Rt Leeper. WK J Sinyly O i~eefe, Aired (erich. John Knitt, Cuw.ick, Robert Browne ...

... pel.ohal ac- -,qiirantance with hiim. The exeitement among thle artisans of a certain townn over the Be- forn Bill the Anti-Corn Law agitation and: the eontested elections arisine ou.t of it ; and ibt4w his relations adit, friends cast him of, zrr vividly ...

... ( perty of a bona fide tenant farmer whose Poor Law Valu.lation is u-der _. Fir.st prize, £3; second prize. £1-lst prizc, J C O'S-allios., Clobeen Farm, Clenaeily. Zerlin:, bay rsrne: ver (righily corn- treneded, Timothy Barry, Ballylegan, Glerwortb ...

... tD Pariizment for the' benefit of his country. Mr Johmeon Inglis ahac % fine work entitled A Highland Croft. The stocks of corn in the foreground, and the reaped id with cor- es, is very true to Nature ;asd the deep shadows of e clotid. on the distant ...

... ,ring a brief visit this autumn. Sceptics ,id free-tinkers in latter dais prefer ic .nore Lourdes because of having failed corn- etely to explain it awav- ' f I helu to re- )ve even a little of the indifference felt, hl anv who are neither sceotics nor ...

... Dublin, and for just ?? one week tin- city is a real capital, full of a antumatar crowds. Year by year writers of Lhigh and law degree have vied with each other in tie effort to do jus-tice tD thle spilendours of the scene. Everm thing and evervbody keeps ...

... entroes-JIst, Art-hur , Ginness, Son and Co; 2nd, eame exhibitors; .3rd, Joseph Watkins and to. Horse and Dray for Goal and Corn Mverchants (10 entries)-lst, Wallace brothers, Limited, D'Clier street; 2nd, W Robinson, City quay; 3rd, same exhibitpr; reservea ...

... Ionl this p. mit, Metiic is well1 know to thes a'flhcfi tep ?? Rnd she has Icraweled noU s iecl h 1' Lr die distinction1 of law~. Bitt for the third 'ecUr distinction, the distincatinf oif lan ag.she hasth shw aedeternrdatijon anti ?? ai s hear. lenact ...

... ?? by Little Bav, a. chestnut, by Duke of Pnoti'ri, - out of Little Butte3rcup, b- Mona~rae &t4 0r Glen; a-edl no one wiod lawe foumd fault haA . i hieT ?? thnr, :H C li-bn riven to a3 oolt by L-avta out of Moira. Reveml' were co- ] mn-ndld. ed and one ...