... to the Mansion House oU behalf of the Dublin Corporation (hear, hear). This year has been exceptional in the proximity of Easter thindva to the commencernent of the year, and it is only now- twvo or three short months since we had the pkeasure of feeing ...

... kingstown,1 and a cruise in the bay at half past seven p m. On Easter Monday she will make four trips to Kings- town. Refreshments can be had on board. CITY AND SUB'URBAl'9 GREOUNDS., On Easter Mony-y the City and Suburban Grounds will'be tlie 'scehe of ...

... assembling at the Easter vestries would be ldone away with by the government. The chairman said that there had been twodifferent meet- inge of the clergymen of Dublin, for the 'purpose of seeing what could be done to get rid' of these -Easter vestries, and ...

... advance of from four to five shillingsasheep of the late fairs of Baflinasloea Athlone, which clearly indicates a considerable rise of this class of stock There was a prodiio-iO pig fair here yesterday. Upwards of six hun'dred were disposed of before two ...

... - NAVAN GREAT EASTER FAIR. NAVAN (COUNTY MIE.AT1) MoNvAY, APRIsL 2.- This celebrated fair came off today. Business in some of the marts, more particularly in swine, com- menced at a very early hour, as a great number of exporters of pigs arrived here ...

... NAVAN (COUNTY MEA.TH) EASTER FAIR. } XNAVA'N, MONDAY, MARCH 24-This important an- nual fair was held to-day, under favourable circum. statces-whether as rfgarded the weather, which was exceedingly fine for the season, the facilities afforded the purchasers ...

... political bias. Was it a questinii that ira . :s_ o0i7 recently or was itofi ong standing? Lie : 'i answ er that it took its rise ?? igJ 0 Ccuitau;ine tue Great saw in the he irens t he i .t of a cross and the words inz hoc siyno vi ?? it no then that he ...

... TEMATHR ROYAL. ?? f, ?? - ? -- .. I clewr that we are on the eve of the Easter season the amusement loving section of oar public are doubtless looking forwiard with expectation to the production at -*the old houie in kalvukn's~streut of something peculiarly ...

... country have been pouring in upon him since the dirst rumour of his intended visit, But the fact is, Mr. Disraeli, before Easter, made arrangements which precluds him from having the pleasure of seetng Ireland In the coming recess. So pressing and so ...

... gleexitbs day 't,j Dr 5(elddn, lrasidentA of4 he Coflegee' ae--reqtsestedi to -kindly briy:: their ijivsittion cards. I Fe~owv*k£ta rise ge~j wbo,.,-.tai~onth ,A6StUeway not -have rdceived their invitatons ?? pleasse cidrnmucatce writh the lteits bf the Cotee ...

... &splendid monograph of the period dealt wt, and the whole will, when .completed, form am interesting and ?? re-. view of the rise and development ot English- -rule in India. Major Ross- in the N present volume treats his subject in -a very \capable .m-ael~er ...

... attendance, was very poor. The character of tho weather has given rise to the re- newal of a suggestion made some years ago, that th. date for the holding of the Show sliould not be fixed for Easter, which is a moveabie fe.at, and which this year occurs at a ...