... Prelate; the Lord Archbishop of Dublin, Chan- 1 eellor; the Doan of St. Patrick's, Registrar, Sir E Bernard Burke, Ulster IKing-at-Arms; L. Vesey c Townley Balfour, Secretary; Sir George L'Estrange, L Usher of the Black Rod; M, Betham, Cork Herald, L and Sheffield ...

... St. Patriclc being comnmletdr. his balner was unfurled, and Deputy i Ulster King of Arms declaredl his titles, thus :- The Right Honourable and Pnissant Lord Sir John t HTenrv, Earl Viscount and Baron Erne. of Crom Catle, in the County of Fermanarh, ...

... resumed their sitting last evening, at half-past four o'clock, at the King's Arms Hotel, Westminster. Present-lMr. Dryden, Mr. Wyatt, and Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., Assessor. Mr. Johns at- tended for the Special Respondents. Mr. Lepper, Mr. Carlisle, and Mr. Sherrie ...

... 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 ...

... . . I armed, tflhd A V.5-f tttr+ , t i . ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO-1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, MAY 8,. 1868. IN the Lords, last evening, Earl Russell moved that the House go-into committee on the Cor- rupt Practices at Elections Bill, and briefly ex- plained its ...

... Commissioner Local Government Board. Sirs-Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart.; Gerald George Aylner, Bart.; Jocelyn Coghill, Bart.; Godfrey Thomas, ]3art., R.ILA. ; John Lentaigne, C.B.; Robert Kane, LL.D., President ?? John Brompton, D.L.; Win. Carroll, Robert Stewart ...

... Glenny, Miss Grattan, Mrs. Higgins, Miss Lyle. Mrs. H. 0. Lanyon, Mrs. nMacrory. Mlrs. Newett, Mrs. Pooler. Mrs. E. N. Sinclair, and Mrs. Rtevenmon. After tea all those pre- I sent assembled in the large hall of the school-house, where R1ev. John BrisEow presided ...

... meeting was held yesterday-Mir. Hugh Arnderson, J.P.. presiding. Others present-Mlessrs. John Huev, J.P.; Thomas Henry, James Bellas, W. J. Baxter, T. G. Carson, John Kennedy, D. WV. Gailey, and S. R. Henry. The secretary (Mr. NV. Eccles, Barrister-at-Law) ...

... WelliDgton and Sir John bMoore, and, under the ins nediate direction of the latter officer, corn- Wended, the rer9 guard, which was iii constant colli- sion wi th the French cavalry during the retreat of the arr Ay on Cornune. The ship John Ternperley arrived ...

... LORD lMkYOR'S DAY IN DUBLIN. DUULN, TutasDAS.-To-day Aldermana John O'Connor, Nationalist, WItS inaugurated to tl3e positiou of Lord Mayor of Dublin, in saccession to Alderman Meagher, Nationalist. The Conserva- tive memabers of the Couucil did not take ...

... 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 ...

... him, while 346 arrayed themselves on the oppo- iite side. Of the 25, there were 5 English and Scotch Radicals-Messrs. John Bright, John Stuart Mill, Potter, Hadfield, and MI'Laren- who were not ashamed to go into the lobby with ,he Maguires and Grays. Chronic ...