... them out and assorted them into a different parcels as preparatory to the finat count. At three a p.m. thetown voted 'to close the polls.' The ballots ware then fi all counted by the officers just mentioned, the result ascertained I* and ' declared In ...

... 'Mr. T. Brown's Hebe, by Herbalist, 3 :yrs, Est (C. Brown) 1 Count Batt hyany's The Courier, 3 yrs„ Gst 616.. (Bradley) 2 14r. Barber's Abron, 3 yrs, 84 . (Dales) 3 Mr. Fry's Cantrip, 4 yrs, Gst 61b (Riley ) 4 T ;Cou Mr. Mr. eh3nMr. 3sKt e i ...

... responsibility of the rapture of the Conferenoea mutt fall. Count Beaaelrode dwells on thia point, that Count 800 l hat rendered full juatiee to the aeta oi Prince OortaehakoC In fact. Count Buol said in hit dcapatoh, just quoted, that tha e&brta ot Aualria ...

... Ministers becoming known, that she had made up her mind to send for Count Yomury, formerly tie commandant of Cuba, who was often seen about the Court. Senor Cantero, the Minister of Finatic,•, has resigned his post with the acquiescence of the Quc tn. The ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DE.SPATCIIpS, FRENCH EXPEDITIO:? AGATNsT MOROCCO. PARLs, SuNI,.my 'The ffonitcir of to-day conitains an arti, , finat civeS ual n ?? of I1C attacks 01, t ° eir,,. cans on the French territory duiiriii tle , , August alld Sei)telslber last. Thoe ...

... 14th day of February. 1855. DELMEGE k FERGUSON, Solicitors for twit) Receiver, I. LOWS fikeeletor-inset, Dublin. Feb. IS. FINAT.Twit To CLAIMANTS. elensberptl I:stolen Court. In the. 11Intter of the FAtAto of EtimuaD Ilz when, Owner ; . Etpolle EDWARD ...

... deetion and &Wilton., •roordons as a ba:anee ep. pears to Credit or D. bit of each Toosnland, on the Posse Commissioners' finat adjusslasent order. And the Rate Books are now in euttoily, and miy be onspected by p• non affected thereby, at the Board Room ...

... at one t toted supply of IO.UttO senmen man tt*e fl«t Lord Rodney, who showed tin if qualities thrashing the Count l>r Crass (win. the fin*at fleet the I rench tier a> nt sea) the first summer they wire afloat. Our Government u'-w look recruit their seamen ...

... an official audience of Kiug Leopold, 'day, to deliver a letter announcing the birth of an in'Ot prince of Great Britain. Count Proponcher, who is ?tying a short visit to this country, with his newly-mar- NCounteasfsistertoLadyMelbourne), will be replaced ...

... will lave to pay will considerably diminished. Greece. from Athens of the 3*l March that important note had bum received from Count Nesselrode M IVrsiani, the Russian Min ; si. r the Court Athens. A* the French have recently l>een rather supporting the English ...

... t ancestors, ever faithful to the cause of justice and truth ; and Count de Cavour, whd, as Minister, cointersigned the acts of t the Sovereign, his marely continued the policy of Count Per- f rone. The publication of these documents will convince every ...

... Extravaganza ot FRINGE AND THE BUTTERFLY. King oocaK.rmn, Mr. Gianby ; Prince PreUypet, Mies Cicely Mott; Count KeMlino, Mr. \\. Eilerton, Ur. J. Count Toffee. J. W. Man «y; Q«e*n Mbs C. Saumlers; Mil eflorn, Miss RobsvtMn. Sa-urday next, tl.e Night of the ...