... Hood in his duties as Groom In Waltllg to the queen. 'Hia ?? Highness the Duke of Cambridge, a¢compahied by the Earl of Cardigan and Lord Panmure, left Loitdon by tie Sautb Eastern Rallway, on Tuesday morning, for shorncliffe a emp, on a 'isit of Inspection ...

... Wall Station by the Lon- don ~dp North Western Comlpatny's Express passinger steamer-Mtr. and Mfrs WV 0; Walters, John and Charlest Heny, John Fosuter,- Mlic titfe Postser, WV H (Ykelly, Mr,.Ms and Bliss Redfrn, Henry and Miss Staytes, C W Taylor Mrs Bt ...

... C.B., Piunacree, Killucan, has been appointed High Sheriff for the county of AWaterford. Lieutenant-Colonel William Edward Arm- -stronlg bacossnell has been appointed Vice-Lieutenant for the county of Clare. 1 Thom as F. Keily, Esq., 9 George's-street ...

... He sank twice, and wvould inevitably have perished had not a one-armed man seized his arm on the third rising, and dragged him into a punt.' Old Etonians may recog- nise in the one-armed man, _Mr. Charles Carter, who afterwards kept boats at Eton. Good ...

... of them in antielpatlon of the %arm summor predicted. Bony of the designa, though exclusive and confined alone to their b'ulle for Ircland,are very moderate In priceau~d wdrib the attention of puroIrsEors. i' THE REV. JOHN A. HOPKINS (Prior of Toha- gar ...

... Mrs Taylor, Miss Lilian Moreton, Miss Everest, Francis Ryan, B T O'Reilly, H O'Reilly, B C Braddell, Mrs Colley Grattan, brnest L Colley Grattan, S Lawrence Fry, Rev G H Shannon, H T Macan, Chas Reegan, Leo Af Keegan, M' J Roughan, Miss May Eammond, Miss ...

... FASRION AND FVARIEIES. Lady Laura Grattan arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Hon H. Gibson arriied at Kingstown yesterday from England. Baron Von Sedlitz arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Henry 0. Doyle, CB, arrived at Kings- town ...

... Herbert Xanders. Missesq ftarholme, by Viscountess Gough. MistOeorgterasves, by Mrs Herbert .1Sanders. Mrs Coley Grattan, by Mrs Gratha. M1rs Grattan, by the Duchess of Leinster. j'm W Verly Gregg, by Lady Mary Aldwortb. rd WDn Gernon, by lion Mrs Donaldson ...

... perfect-paper, printing, &c., beautifal-and prefixed is a likeness of the venerable orator asleep in his arm-chair, which reminds one strongly of Grattan in his last days, though his features I rwere smaller, more delicate, and more finely chiselled than ...

... N; - Gore, RN; Arm- strong, 57th regiment; - Lambert, R H A; V Arbuckle, 57th regiment; J Lawder, 28th regiment; A Browne, 31st regiment; - Law, do; C P Hamilton, R S; * Blakeney, A DC. DoCTORs-Labatt, Jonathan Leech, Amith, Hughes, Johns, George II Porter ...

... Lrndon; Biloss alDonald, Lodnldn Miss Bruce, Miss Ayers, Iliss Bal', McscIr John Robert Smith, Whitestone, Boyce, Wafers, Wiseaearl. Caffrey, H Mouordr, n It Woodn-r, John llyllan, C L Adricy, Storetlett 11 Low. Bowven, ft Canning- liam, E C Carslet ...

... in ancient Tuath- ,-atna, now 'Magheraboy. it is not oft much ,unseeucr ce, however ; for long before the ar- rival of Sir John Perrott, the faniilv had sunk ?? the M~auire, and the Macuire himself hat succumbed to the Lord of Tirconmel. It is interestlng-tho ...