... returned irons Acdel the ;'irk iii the evening tb--re were few persons toF Aldo be ecen ccu but. 1'roin ten o'clock in the John niori---in till itearly two o'elock' in the day the car-ae: fictse., ears, lbusses, drags, gigs, tax-carts, and onz';t-side ...

... for Abbeyleis house. | Lady Jane Alexander has arrived ot Kilkenny Castle on a visit to the Marchionuess of Ormonde. S ir John Ennis, Bart., arrived ia Kingstown on Sunday, from Holyhead. bIR J. NAriEK, S-Rn -We are glad to be ab', to state that there ...

... in ancient Tuath- ,-atna, now 'Magheraboy. it is not oft much ,unseeucr ce, however ; for long before the ar- rival of Sir John Perrott, the faniilv had sunk ?? the M~auire, and the Macuire himself hat succumbed to the Lord of Tirconmel. It is interestlng-tho ...

... in bistory belong to the other gentlemen grouped around the ConcuiT board. The Duke of Wellington, Sir 3Robert Peel. Lord *John Russell, E arl Grey, Duke of Argyvil, Lord Lyndhurst, the Marquis of Salh- bury, andi others. Though tite work was a great ...

... Ernest Hart, Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. ; the i Earl of Lathom, the Earl of Leitrim, Sir John Lubbock, M.P.; Mr. Justin INUCarthy, M.P.; the Marquis of Ormonde, Mr. John H. Rafferty, Sir Charles Russell, NI.P., and the Duke of West- I minster, witlh Lord ...

... lDavid was descended from the royal f'amilr of the Britons, and was the son-o Santus, P~rinace of Ceretica, nowv ee.llenl Cardigan- shire. He wase unacle to Arthur-s king whose; renownr bee bvecome as dear to every Englishmant as it was to Britons ?? that ...

... Herbert Alaxwell, [ Bart., I.P. Black-wood o a Sonse Londtr, In dealing wint a romance dating from the time just ere the Roman Arms left Britain f ir ever, Sir t Herbert MaxMell baa with great ability interisoven r tie historic research with 13is . In ra ...