... machinists aentd iron rand bjrass 'ou- dgers, rey., L John Paynter, William John Trt'sha,.l Paynter, Joseph Prisk, and John Mar., ?? the Cornish Tin Smelting Company, Bis , I- - aS regards Joseph Prisk and John 3 ^ Charles Bowden and Alfred Bow den, tar ns, ...

... the polo ground, nerr the a Viceregal Lodge. The drag contained Messrs. d Sexton (the Lord Meyor of Duhlin), T. Harrington, P John Dillon, Wim. 9'Brien, J. P. Clancy, J. 1. Red- hR mond, David Shrebv, D. Crilly, J. U. Cox, M. J. b Kenny, and Di Kenny, ? ...

... Taoor SHIP.-On Satur- day last, a screw-steamer, named the .Resolute, built for government, was launched from the yard of Mr. John Laird. The Resolute is a vessel of 1,800 tons o.m., and 400-horse power. A second screw-steamer, also ordered by government ...

... Boieoueois-Mr. Coffie retires. Colonel Stua.t (L), Mr. Freeman (L), CARDIOANSBRIBE.-Earl of Lisburne (C). late member. CARDIGAN BoRouGHs.-John Davies (L C). Mr. Lloyd Davies retires. Mr. B. L. Pryse (L). CARLISLE.-Right Ron. Sir J. it. G. Graham, Bart. (L C) ...

... entmt o ,HQme Ruts in Grattan's ftie That is one ot theI estsrle fofilotfulasS which I ave had to L tament on the part of this distinguished states. j mna In a woment of relloction he must L bavo eknow absolutely well that Grattan's ?? had no exective ...

... up to the Sloyne. or who Whoun the gals was at its height areport reached the pet thle shore that the ship Auguste, from St. John, to hmv N. Bi., lying the river north of the Prince's Land- suoh Il iug-stage, was in a a]inidog state, having slustained to ...

... number of persons who assembled s Waer'a the Kiiig's Arms Inn, B~owness,'to celebrate the mar- LI ried riageo of a' Mr. Mritchinson, gave raw spirits to some ii 'euncidrncnreae botte do f the inn. John ft kun 'Jsp ilacideih yaso gwo partook of I, had 'teprtws ...

... difficult in future to establish such an iron des~potism? as that which is unov exercised by the League.' ( MR. JOHN MORLEY, M.P. Mr. John Morley was the principal speaker at a banquet in Chelmsford on Thursday in loelebration of the return of a majority ...

... disastrous cavalry charge at Bala- clava-were talking to one another with animation and great earnestness. Some deprived of both arms, some without hands, others with bandaged heads and disfi- gured faces, and others again with their bodies perma- nently deformed ...

... Earliof Oarysfort ?? - s ; Thire Dubllin Freeman's- Jornal: of' :yesterday annouticed the death of flenry Grattan, Esq._.only sure- - viving Son 6f Grattan of ?? Hew vas in Eis 72nd -gyehr Xand disease' of the fheart is sasid To'he- the cau'se 'of do~atli ...

... resources of Ire- e land, and which was seconded by Mr. John Enniv, high e sheriff of Doblin. e The proposers and seconders of the remaining re9sri a e lions were the Marquis of Drogheda, Mr. Creagh, Lord ; arm, Mr. C setwoode, Col. Voreker, and Mr. Bowen. I ...

... steam transport left Portsmouth on Saturday morning, with troops. bu The last batch of Guards sent out to the Crimea were ho armed with Brown Bess instead of the Mini6 rifle. rul 0Seats to view the procession to Guildhall on Thursday were ap advertised at ...