... learning this fact M Caumartin fled, and it not known what is become him. is said that a third guest, who received M. Sirey in Ms arms when was stabbed, was affected that this morning was unable to utter a word. uno- ther account it was stated, that M. Strey ...

... not arded. the owner of the best team and best appointed team —awarded to John Morrow, Moorhall. To the owner of the best barnesa—lst, David Stewart, Ringdufferin ; 2d, John Morrison, Ballymoran. To the ploughman having the best trained horses—lst, William ...

... respectably dressed men and women sat down to dinner, their young and beloved landlord presiding— Colonel Kennedy, John Jones, Esq , John Hill, Esq., of 11 Achy Castle, supporting him ; while Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Jones, Mrs Hill, &c., graced the scene with ...

... Macartney, J. M*Clintock. jun., James Macneale. Fred. John Foster, Upton, Francis l)o--nagh, William O’Reilly, John JacobM. Morphy, A. R. Bellingham, Geo, M‘Gusty, Michael Chester, W. 11. Richardson, John James Bigger, Richard C. Henry, J. Black, and Richard ...