... XV. B. Forde, £5; Archdeacon Mant.1 £5; G. Druit, 2H (d ; Col in Hunter, Ss ; M'Gowain (sadler). Ss; Joseph Braddel, 2s Gd; Thomas Gattilin, 2s 6d'; Arthbr Gaffikin, S; Dr. Aickin, 5s; Robert Callikin, lls; J. Standield, 2es td; Crawford anid Russell, £1I; ...

... as patronizedl, for its superb and well-grown collections of Camellias, Pelargoniums, Heaths (greenhouse and hardy), Calceolarias, Roses, hardy herbaceous plants (Consisting of 600 select species), American plants, including the esteemed varieties of hy- ...

... 539 Iltrirreic ?? o37 John & Robert 501 1I1,itisll Merchant 498 William Turner 488 Chusan 459 Huron .. 449 C'atherine ?? 448 Thomas Gelston 441 Gondolier ?? 437 Mlargt. John3ton 437 Joint Bull ?? 436 Consbrook ?? 4273 Agitator ?? 417 joserpla ?? 417 Rob ...

... not abated iii Belfast. Among tire gentlemern present we observel, Very Rev. Dean Chainsl Heor. anid Rev. Iloury Ward, Rev. Thomas WValker. Vicar of Belfast; Rev. T Campbell, Rev. A. Oulton, Rev. V. 1l1liwaine, Rev. Henry Carpenter, Rev. Joseph Fenn, Rev ...

... anai withius a fe-w miles of the towit of Thurles, a most savage and cold-blooded murder was comisitted upon a mai nasmcd Thomas D)illon, a bailiff of Mr. Maining's, of Thueles. It appears the iitfortuniate mait on Friday morning, after catinlg lis breakfast ...

... prize to J. Richardson, Esq. CA.CROLAIAaS.m-1F01- the best six-lst prize to R. B. B. Houston, REq , Orangelelnl; gar-lener, Thoma:s Stewart. 2nd prize to -Joln Bottomley, Esq; also, an extra prize to the Rev. R. W. BlInd d ?? Dinean ROnse. CHINA, IX PorS ...

... Present-Acheson Lyle, Esq. cn. in the chair; John Ross Mahon, John Hussey Walsh, Wm. Jones Armstrong, Charles Roper, Thos. R. Hardy, J. B. Bankhead, Robert Fowler, James L. W. Naper, and James R. Barry, Esqrs. The CHAIRMAN reported that the medal which had ...

... in mystery. DREcADFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN SOUTHI STAFFORD- ?? explosion of fire-damnp in the coal pits belongiug to Mr. Thomas Morris, of Great Bridge, near Dudley, occur- red oii Tuesday morming, by which it is feared not less than twenty liveslhave ...

... House, County Tyrone; Thomas M'Cammon, Michael Andrews, J Bottomley, Alex. Brenan, J. Char. tprs, J. Boyd, David Grainger, - Moffat, Ardrossan: W. Hamilton, James Cowan, H. Murney, Theobald Bushell, S. Kennedy, Lisburn; T. Hardy, J. Porter, E. Coey, John ...

... Bart, IDL. Castle Dillon; John Hardy, Loughgall; William Wbitelaw Algeo, Armagh,; esury L. Prentice, Cale- ion; Francis Stringer, Tassa; Alixwell Cross, Dar- ton; William Paton, Armagh; William Blacker, Gos. lorri: and Thomas Joseph l'enison. Portnelligan ...

... aadjudged :-The best brood mare, Thomas Monagomery, Esq. ]3irch-hill ; the best bull, p're bred, L atiener Whittle, Esq, Murkamore Lodge; 2d best, Charles Armstrong, Esq. Cherryvalley ; best dairy cow, Ist prize, Thomas Montg omery, Esq. ; 2d do. MIr. ...

... placards, annowocirlg that the meeting would he held in Batty's Circu', on 'Ithitrsday ev ttiog, at five o'clock, and that Thomas Steele, Eq. wrotl be pire sent, soot by the Libeatlor Matters rem-n'tied tdtiq duriog Satutrday, and the thriee fol lowing ...