... DUBLIN, August 1. • .. Blake.—We mentioned on Saturday, that Sir Valentine Blake would unable to offer himself again for the representation of Galway, on account of illhealth. We are now requested to state that the hon. member's health has much improved of late, that his intention to stand for the borough at tke next general election. Mk. o'Connei.l, M P.—The hon. and learned member for Cork ...

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... MANSION-HOUSE.—Alleged Fokoery.—A young man of very gentlemanlike appearance and address, named Henry Bitlicell Dunn, was brought before Alderman Gibbs in the custody of John Forrester, upon a very serious charge of forgery. Mr. Bush, of the firm of Bush and Mullens, the solicitors to the committee of bankers, for protection against forgeries and frauds, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr ...

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... THE REPEAL ASSOCIATION. DUBLIN, Auoust 3. Thf greatest excitement was apparent to-day in the vicinity of the Conciliation-hall, numbers of people assembled in the vicinity of the house, and the hall itself was crowded. Many of the Catholic clergy were present, and on Mr. O'Connell's entrance, he was received with amount of enthusiasm which never saw exceeded in any former manifestation towards ...

... The ropes of Rome; their Church ana Male the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. Leopold tlanke. Professor Extraordinary of History the Liuversity Berlin. Translated from the last German Edition. IUI an Introductory Essay, by the Rev. J. H. Merle d Aubion, , Author the History of the Reformation in thj Sixteenth Century. Vol. 1. Biackie & Son. Our object in mentioning this publication is not ...

... In the House of Lords last evening the Marquis of Lansdowne stated, in answer to question from Earl Fitziiardixge, arising out of the published letter of the Lord Mayor, that no information had reached the Council Office the existence of single caseoj what was termed Asiatic Cholera in London its vicinity- Lord Monteagle brought forward his motion the subject of giving encouragement to ...

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... the Scott Monument.—A com[ aAT ';: columns, that about thirty of Scott's 1 ' n(1 timate literary and personal friends ' 11 u pcll stewards of the proposed ban- the Scotsman, has noticed 0* , ai refers four these name, having ' attend, but who, from various circumstances, *• i- and the same paper further states that .•not of the rest had also been invited; 'U:o be a complete exoneration ...

... Tiie Italian Ofeka.—Taglioni had her farewell benefit last evening. The musical portion the entertainments consisted of Don Patquale. a tcene from Lucia Lammermoor, which Mud. Castellan appeared. In the department there was profusion of performances; the Judgment of Parisa divertissement containing the Cracovienne, danced by Lucile Grahn and the Pas Styrien, beaut' fully danced ...

... Desteuctive Flood.—One of the most dreadful floods that ever occurred in the principality, took place on Thursday, at Talsarn, and in the neighbourhood ef Ab. rayron, Cardiganshire. For two or three days previous, heavy thunder clouds had obscured the sun, but no rain fell until the morning of that day. At about twelve o'clock, however, the long pent-up mountain torrents broke their bounds, ...

... The Queen held a Court and Privy Council ~ on Saturday afternoon at Buckingham Palace The Privy Council was attended his It.i w . , Prince Albert, the Lord President, the Lord Char, L„a Privy ft. Fim ~.r , l ' °' so '? ment*, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First the Admiralty, the Chancellor of the Duchy of I the President of the Board Trade, the the Lord Steward, the Lord ...