... Harrison, Geo Salmon, FTC Di H C Keogh: M Leatbam, John Dunne, Charles Moore, Tiomas Knox, George Needham, Thomas Woodwerd, J hn Black, Tighe Gregory. John Kyle, James W Hynd, C M Fleury, S G Cotton, Wm Lyster, John Doipiug, Wm A Kempotob, C Woolseley, chaplain ...

... borou1h - Tiue pall bearers will be selected tro., the g neral obiver who were fellows in arms with the deceased lord, and Pirince klbe t, the barl of Cardigan, ?? of Cambridge, Sir De Lacy Evans, and a large number of the nobility will, we hear, attend ...

... Bridget Cunningham, felony;' William Itossnlly and James Kilbride, lar- ceny; Edw. Waterson, Wi. Duffy, and John Tierney, burglary androbbeqy; John Hopkins, robbery; James Duanee ancl James West, burglauy and robbery; Bliza Evans, oidd ; Margaet Wilhon, ...

... Bellingham, Bart; John R Wolseloy, Batt, Deputy Lieutenauts-M!d Goldovrney, O'Brien O'Connor, O'Reilly, Blakse, J P. Pier60 Marcus Barron, , B; H Tasife Ferra3J, St John Blacker, R BrkeRoce, ernn, illam Lawwer, HBigh Seriffs-John G Adair, DL, Donegal ...

... by Bath King. of Arms In the music gallery, when the follow- Ing anssered --The Duke of Cambridge, Viscount Palmerston, General Sir W Cotton, Lieutenant General Sir George Pollock, Lieutenant Gen~eial Sir Harry Smith, General Sir John Fox Bur- goyne, Bart ...

... Robt Hlarty, Bart; Ewd M'Donnell, Jocelyn Coghill, John Nugent, Wm Lyons, High Sherlff of Cork; Jam'es Posver, Jas Strange, John Robinson, Bart; Thomas 'Brke, Jolin Iingamilll, Percy-, Nugent, Bart; John Carden, Bart, :Reveresds-Wilson, S Failes Louis Perrin ...

... ment, hug arrived at Madras, from Lyrath, his seat In Nil- kenny. Mr. and Mrs. D. Win. Cruise have arrived at the Anglesey Arme Hotel, Kingstown, from the Continent. The Right Hon. E, Cardwell, Chief Secre- tary of State for Ireland, arrived last evening ...

... have left Kingstown for England. v T The Earl of Meath and Lady Bcabazon r ; have left Kingstown for England. i Captain St John Hartfofd, lst Cheshire r Regt, has left Kingstown for England. Ii |The Marquis of Ormonde is -expected at R, dilkenny Castle ...

... question distinctively Jewish. Nco 508, I A Bust of Walter Arm- E atrong, Esq, by E Onslow Forde, is very E t clever and lifelike. The sante may be said of t No 509, A Study of a Head, by John. L Hughes, although the sculptor might have t learned more ...

... by Lady Ainno ?? daugh- Or tar of Robert Earl of Cardigan. She married on the loth of ta April, 1856, By heremerrlego with the proecnt viscouint isho 11, Icaves a nomeroas family. Li The Bight Hon. John Hatchell and familjr. have loft No. 1, Bellevue loase ...

... Coroner held an inquest at Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital on the body of Patrick Morgan, aged feur and a half years, residing at 3 Grattan place. It appeared from the evidence of the mtber that she left the deceased and four ether children in care of an elder brother ...

... instantly seemed aware of the contact, and nahbed or scratched her own face, neck. or arm, in aoopelorrespondiilg in most instances to the part of the \l erator's face or arm which had been touched. Some expe- tiis on clairvoyance were suggested by gentlemen ...