... I ' Tbisj society held its usual meeting in the Council-roomS, 2,,;Espex brjdge, on Monday evening at eight o'clock, p.m. JOHN BAGNALL, Esq, T C, P.L1G. presided. .Mr, CsFmichael having read the minutes of last meeting, TIs'Chairman rose to return ? ...

... his eldest son, Hon. William Henry Leigh, present and second Lord Leigh. October 22, John Thomas, Lord Stanley, of Alderley, suc- ceeded by his eldest son, Edward John, Lord Edisburv, pee. sent and second Lord Stanley of Alderley. November 1, George Augustus ...

... cargo; Zephyr, ss, from Bristol, general cargo; -rau- i ceseo. from Baltimore, wheat ; Louisa, from I lAmn'kilty, stone; Lord Cardigan, from -Newport, coal: Cmer igh, ss, from Liverpool, general cargo: Copelaind, ss, from! Glasgow, general cargo; Limerick ...

... Vidfarne, for New Yorie.- Betfars ?? Teteglaph. NEWRY SHIPPINIG LIST-YEsTExEDty. Wind-W1; weather fair. ARgInCEs-John ans Ann, of Cardigan, Jones, masler, fromn Barron, bricks; Hugh Barclay, of Fleetwoovl, Bi, kersaaff. master, from Londion, cement , Bessbroo ...

... following other members of the board attended:- Captain Nowlan, Captain Lindsay, John Robinson, John H. Evans, John Lentaigne, Vice-Chairman; C. F. Dowling, John B. Massey, John Chambers, William Evans, Dr. Nalty, Deputy Vice-Chairman; Dr. ...

... treebt-John H}aste,. president; Franlcis Craven, treasurer; Willam Brown, . secretary. ?? A ?? ?? t .John Calvin ,treasnrer; FAloysius Hickey,aecratvary.t .lindch Tars, 6iSir John's-quay-James Cordon, presi- Ident; John M~erna, treasurer; ...

... sets; Palermo, Ardros an, coal. Steam ?? wtd Duke of Sutherland, Hlolyhead, goods; Violet and lidlitth, (to, do; bea Flower, Cardigan, brick%; St Patrick, Liver. pool, goods; Duke of Argyll, Glasgow, do. Sailing colhers-Six. Sailing coaseors-Four. DEPaTr ...

... Lily and Edith, Holyhead, gods; St Patrick and Leit-im, Liverpool, szoods; Duke of Leinster. Glasgow, goods; Sea Flower, Cardigan, bricks; Talyfart, Conway, setts; Telephone, Belfast, goods; Telegraph, fiolyhead, goods. ,ailing colliers-Five. Sailing ...

... struck the constable as a t incongruous. So he seized one dawti and the luncheon basket. arnd the ozD obligingly ran into the arms of the P6S mans colleague, whom a whistie hed ha;i to the spot. The basket was foulca to tain a choice assortment of siiver ...

... 20s, third lOs---lst, Mr John Wlar- o rin~on, Muskerry Lass; 2nd, Mrs Myra F srd Vo e, Hunting Kate; 3rd, Mr S Auld, Wood- nd stook Gir. re, Class 236-Bitches--Limit Class-Firstprizt ien 4As, second 20s, third 10s---Ist, Mr John Har rs, rington, Muskerry ...

... supplies are forwarded in a liberal mannqr, good, sound parcels are becoming scarcer and consequently dearer Kidney va- rieties arm the beat in quality now, and some small lots of choice have realised 3s per cwt. r To-day business is quiet and prices of last ...