... Further donations are most eernestly eqtreatedr ; they will bethankfully reieived and acknw edged by hefollowiog . The Right Honourable the Loid Mayor, Lord Archbishop d of Dublin, Lord Bishop of Derry, Most Rev. Dr. Mlurray, , Right Rev. Doctor 'Blake, Very ...

... had acted fraudulently, although his conduct was certainly Mr. Hinds—Perhaps it may be well that I should state not moat honourable. If directions, he said, had been that have conversed with people from the county of \Vexgiven tothe defendant in writing ...

... ean, including Voyage to the Coast Arabia, and a Tour the Island of It forms two octavo volumes with illustrations. TUB SPORTSMAN IRELAND AND SCOTLAND—2 vols.— A m««t well-informed, humorous, and agreeable travelling comipanion. The leading features arc ...

... Commissioner CI'RBAN said the order of the Master of the Rolls, by which became liable for the costs, stated that had made use of the name of solicitor and counsel in filing his bill the Rolls Court without their consent; aud as it was on this ground ...

... Entaghl, did not attend. At 1 The Half>rearly Medals, given hy Head Master, for one o'clock, the torrent human beings that rolled from superior diligence and general good answering she every direction towards the Abbey was immense. As the Midsummer Kx ...

... and ready to engage that, if the societies he not wanting to themselves, we will render them the most ample justice. time rolls on, and the various suggestions of honest and dishonest men are obtruded on public attention, for the pacification and prosperity ...

... to an alteration in tne that there will not other persons tilling the situation I have had the honourable member whether, though he might subthe honour to hold who will brim: the administration jeet one ot small concern, he was disposed to vote tot ...

... record the death of the Viscountess Melville, who expired on Friday last, Melvdle Castle, near Edinburgh. His Excellency honoured Lieutenant-General Sir Edward Blakeney with his presence at dinneryestenlay evening. The Dckc Wki.i.ivgtox.— To show what ...

... reporter's improved version of their harangues: we have, out of pure compassion to them, and to the fairer portion of our readers, rolled dozen nights' discussion into one short column, in order 1 that they may have some notion of what has been going on in the ...

... of ing the mil.lic attention to tew observations in rciil.v to the ri- SOCiety. Rev. ...

... who died on the 28th March last. Miss Teresa Cavanagh, of 19, Cumberland-street, whose name had been left upon the burgess roll, without a Christian name, was re-christened Christopher, and brought up to vote. Mrs. Sherlock, of 17. Warnngtonplace, a most ...

... this popular magazine, seems determined satisfy, in the number for September, tbe tastes of all classes readers. For the sportsman he very seasonably brings before tbein capital paper, evidently from a first-rate shot, called The First of September, ...