... In took. Mr*. Mackenzie, of Capt. Madan* late of _ _ Emmy. Ito the 7th Met.. at Kenmare Castle. enmity Linteria. &CM 11 year; Elisabeth Anne, only surviving daughter ef the tete J. Dubblits, Esq., J.P. On the 4th inst., at tireenbills. county Uremia, ...

... motion of Mr Patrick Clafley, secon ded by Mr James Mulligan, Mr John M Kean was re-elected auditor. Mr Robinson proposed vote of thanks to the directors and officers for the efficient manner in which they bad conducted the afiairs of the bank. ...

... Gladstone appreciated to the full Adams’ yarn about having, at the close of a political campaign, which had assisted, with Mr. Gladstone, Lord Rosebery’s house Scotland. According to his humourous account of it, Mr. Gladstone came to him just he was ...

... THE LATE JUD;;E ADAMS T,im.riez. re.torrlnv t 11.,t!liceale_Quorter Acting Omintv Court .14m I.aw-Smith hut handed the following nointimt. wh:ch he would rend :—Prormsed hv Mr fl'-ton Smith, neenn4.nl hr Mr L. Curtin—That we. memhei, of Jury. asnemh ...

... FUNERAL OF TRF LATE JUDGE ADAMS. Lundon, Tuesday. The remains of the late Judge Adams wens laid to rest yesterday afternoon at St. Mary's Cemetery, Kernel Green, London. The funeral, accordance with his own wish, was private. The coffin was of dark oak ...

... MR. SEWARD TO MR. ADAMS. Department op State, Washington, Nov. 29,1867. Sir—Mr. Ford has given me copy fof a letter which Lord Stanley wrote to him on the 16th November instant, concerning the question arbitration upon the so-called Alabama claims. I ...

... MR. M‘ADAM’B CONTRACT. Mr. J. Daly wished to have some explanation relative to the compromise that had lately been made with Mr. M‘Adam. must express his great dissatisfaction with that course, and in doing so ...

... THE LATE MR. DOWNING. The following sums have been contributed for the bereaved family of this much lamented gentleman:— Dean Huson £10; Dr. Daly £5 ; Dr. Townsend £5 j Mrs. Reed, No rth Main-street, £3 ; Rev. Mr. Cunningham £3 •, Mr. J. J. ...

... lwes in the ist-. headed by Mr. Walter Long, M.P.. I: will pe remembered that durmg 8 re- cont Society action Mrs. Asquith gave a description of the Foreign Office receptions at which she presides as hostess. To-morrow Mrs. Asquith wil be a central figure ...

... lordship to accept the assurances of the highest consideration, with which I have, kc. (Signed) CIIARLES ADAMS. The Earl of Claruidon to Mr. Adams. Fo eign Office, Dec. 2, 1865. ; Sir—l have the honour to acknowledge the re ceipt of your letter of ...

... THE LATE MR S MACADAM. At Clonlara, county Clare Petty Sessions yesterday, the presiding magistrates, Mr Hugh Massy Westropp and Mr Richard Welsh, made touching reference to the death of Mr Mac Adam, and as a ...

... D.T3.” Mr. Hurley—Do you read that as the man asking him to leave him off? Mr. What date does Mr. Hurley give for that? Clerk —He does not give any. Air. CouniJian— See what wages were allowed for that day. Clerk —He does not give the date. Mr, Couniban—lf ...