... was impossible to ascertain what was the exact quantity of land possessed by the natives, and what portion of it belongs to the state, so that great difficulty was experienced in acquiring land from the natives by purchase. A commission has n- been appointed ...

... Mon Droit; Land Lnd Water, Mon Droit; Licensed Vio- tuallers' Gazette. Mon Droit; Sporting Times, Mon Droit. Thirty-first Biennial-Sportsman. Gloriation; Sport- ing Life, Scottish King or Gloriation; Field, Lord Zet. land's reprcesentatise; Land anas Water ...

... of reason- ing. The second essay isone on the interesting question, How woman may best fulfil her religious and domestic duties as wife and a mother. It is written by a woman (Mrs. M. A. Stace), and is marked by a tone of ardent religious feeling. The ...

... mentioned the Limerick project, We rejoice we have to name , anothier to connect between New York, St. John's, Newfound- I land, and Galway. Three gentlemea of this city, personally I ,known to us, purchased the steamship William Norris, at the I U.S ...

... for the actual army, viz., officers, 14,000; sub-officers, 17,000; corporalb, 43,000 privates, 273,000. A WOMAN KiLLED O1 A RAtLw4Ayv- A shocking and fataj accidentvoccurred. o Tuesday morning, near Long Eaton Station, on the Mlid. land Railway, about ...

... the old woman to the hospital. Fined -40s or a month's imprisonment. tPA-tUME OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR. The Right Hen Lord Ashbourne, Lord Chan- cellor of Ireland, left Kingstown by the R~oyal mail steamer Leiniter (Captain Thonias) for Eng-- land last evening ...

... Velo, Dwarf,-: Blend, . Saint. Theodora, Denmark.. Aa- lane' gelding, .alse Step; FilassierJ Fiorn Ethel.Roe filly, Wise woman, YV xquisite'fiuiy, Sea Fog, Made of Money, Merry Dance filly. Neish, Proset, Swears, Le Buff, Lord Daavers, Waidron, Balornock ...

... mnoeting which appeared In your columns (it yea- terday, and feulang that your eortling readers might think thatl am not ono the land oftho living, It is snoh alength- ened period store I had the pleasure of addr6oautg theon, Il bra ococurrd to me thai this ...

... Mr Caulleld's bk w d Casst Steel (Sea Foam-Esncape) agst M Mr Bihen's bk d Fair Play (Prince-Diamond). Mdr Wyso's be w b Woman In Blue (Ralnroad-Malibran). agat Mr Tomnes's r b Zulelika (Bieux Yleux-Fly). MrNevillle' fb DBlcordin (Bran-Trnant) ?? obeht's ...

... value 301, with presentation prizes of the value of 151 for the crew, A four.oared race, to be rowed for by officers of the army and navy, or members of a recognised amateur boat Club. Distance, about two miles and a half. Dublin University Rowing Club ...

... curs'; for duly qualified uimiters, the pro. lm perty nuscondition fly (since 15th of !febrnary, k 1&54) of (itheers of the Army or Navy, oriol~ior nk hslf-ray, that bare been tiny hunted bytheir owners Outing the pas esnwt erancn of titions. Wtiglarsl-Ioiar ...

... Barrett's oh g PlongbbDy, 5 30r Mr Putland's br m Lady -arah, 6 yra Ms Ball's b rin osy Murphy, 0 yrs Xr Tnrbeit's ch m Ihe Old Woman, aged 'nld Major Wllkinss hr mn Ringlet, aged idy Ir Cacbaillis's ch m Modesty, i5 yrs 'ally Mr Ma hew's b g True Blue, 6 yrs ...