... Cid, which left Barcelona on the 23rd,has ar- rived. The Government troops occupy the principal positions, and retmain under arms. The city is tran- quil, and the shops open. The killed and wounded on both sides are estimated at 1,Q00. Figueras is quiet ...

... Hunter, Ballyforlea, 2nd prize, Mr. Henry John M'Conkey, Muff. 3rd prize, Mr. Robert Smyth, Tamnadoey. 4th prize, Mr. John Staunton, Ballyforlea. 6th prize, Mr. John Dunbar, Littlebridge. Gth prize, Mr. John M'Kee, Tallybuoy. 7th prize, Mr. Wm. Davison ...

... William Thompson, Thies. Andrews, M.D., ?? George C. Hyvnfmnan, Robert Patterson, Jas. M'Adam, ?? Robert S. M'Adam, John Grattan, John Stevelly, LL.D., Rev. I. Steen, Edmund Getty, ?? Rev. Edward Hincks, D.D., James M'Adamd jun., W. Neil- son Hancock ...

... the ?? of Malta, who is supposed to have resigned his command of that impregnable island, in a fit of indignation at Lord John Russell's anti-mum- mery letter to the Bishop of Durhan: The Long- ford boroughmongers are good Tenant Leaguers, but they are ...

... Antonelli, against the offence of pre- venting others from smoking was in force. A man who murdered his own wife in her father's arms was, about the same time, condemned to the same punishb ement. Such is the just and paternal government of Pio Nono. An inoffensive ...

... Wounded--Born- badieL John Blacker, wounded slightly. Gunners- John Bennett, woundied screrely; Sanuel Cator, drum- mer, severely; Henry Simnons, slightly; John Williams, slightly; James hMitchell, slightly; John Dugan, slightly; John ...

... son, John; equal-Hope, George, and Magrath, Jas,; Butler, Edmund. Unclassed Candidates allowed thle Examination- Barlow, James; Bolton, A. J.; Burgess, H.; Duggan, J.; Grattan, W. R.; Hamilton, Andrew; Harvey, George; Kisbey, John; Maguire, John; lMainwlaring ...

... layor, anid lord Mayor Elect, General and Mrs. 'ostley, General and Mirs. St. John Clarke ard family, Hon. Skef-lington Daly, Mr. Deedes, 31P., atidl Mrs. Deedes; Lord John Ilay, R.N.; Lieutenant- Colonel F. Ponsonliby, thle Elonourable Shap- land Calrow; ...

... O'D. Taylor, Esq., James MacAdam, jun., Esq., Dr. Diekie, John Grattan, Esq., Gordon A. Thompson, Esq., E. Cocy, Esq., Robert MlacAdatrm, Esq., John Grainger, Esq., James It. Garret, Esq., John Hlind, jun., Esq J ames Hind, Esq., Dr. MiCor- mac, J. Davison ...

... pre- liminary meeting o the'previauss day. Among those. present were John Shea' Lalor, Esq., Dr. M'VKnight, Rev. John Coulter, D.D.Gilnhhirk; Rev. John Ren- toul, Ballymoney; -Rev.; John -Rogers, Comber;' Wm.' Gridwood, REsq., Lurgai; C. G. Eluffy, Bsq. ...

... of our highly-valued and respected fellow citizen, Henry Grattan Curran, Esq., Stipendiary Mla- gistrate, has been plunged into the deepest affliction by the accidental death of his only son, John. This fine. youth was invited to dine with some other lads ...

... therefore in exactl3 the same pro- g-ressive line, and it never was any part of the iag, nor crid the Roman arms ever penetrate here, The arms of Ireland is the harp of David, with an angel in its front.- The crownu of Ireland is the apostolic cr own ...