... Kelly, do, do; Kirk, do, Hayes and Son; Fay and Co. proof of debts and vouch, Larkin and Co. LAND CO)IMMISSIOI'N COURT. 24 UPPER I;ERRION.STgEBT. Purchase of Land (Ireland) Acts, 11385 and ISS6 (Before 'Mr Commissioner Lynch.) Estate of Elizabeth Curtis ...

... out in carriages at four o'clock Lst for Sir Jobn Arnott's specially organised ho at home at his. country seat, Wood- an lands, near Tivoli. A long time has run en by since the elite at south country so- he ciety participated in a reunion so grand and ...

... selected S by committees of county Dublin swimming 1 -clubs. Sandycove Swimming CluW-J Dolan, 1; F If Byrne, 2; K lINaliy, 3. Army, Navy, and Police Swimming Race- 110 Yards, scratch. For gold medal presented c by Field-Marshal Lord Roberts, V 0, 0 C B, ...

... of the pyoperty'stolen from 6 gill him. Lena told thep detectives that the articles ti ie had been left at her pjace by.a woman namd Mary tI . Palmer. King ind Lyon then prooeeded to No. h It- 141 Ludlow-street, andarreited MaryPalmiear, who b e provod ...

... their interests, capable, and anxious. The Metro- politan contingentthanks to the united efforts of Mlessrs P Cadogan, A Armi-age, and Fred Gal- laher-reached .the -metropolis at 1.32 p.ms., having left by a specially chartered train at 0 e p.m. The ...

... hunting field during tse . last week, but managed to escape pretty well. ; There were several fair 'shootsat'*roughout lre- ) land last week. Lord Mowbray and Stourton had 3 a party of gunners at Corbalton Hal, and so had . Mr. Mfore O'FerrlU at Ballyna ...

... Military Open Selling Hurdle; hut no mistake wes made over the Grand Military Welter, as the oddsi betted on Grateful were easily landed. The day's bussineso terminlated with thei Household Brigade Hunt Cop, which fell to Pearl, 'who was not muchl fancied. Details- ...

... CHASE of £1S5C, for bonafide duly qualified hunters, the property uneonditionally (since lst March, 1839i of Officefs o the Army or Navy, on full or half-pay, whieh have befn fairly hunted during the past season, which have never wba a hurdle race, st ...

... Bstting-6 to 5 agst Lovetin, 5 to 2 aget Letcoube Bowers, 4 to 1 agst Purse, 10 to I bar three. *Letcombe Boners was first a-rmy from Grand Luxe and Purser for a quarter of a mile, when Grand Luxe took it up, and came on from Love.- tin until well in the ...

... to 6 - H ican IS to1 ier ror t 211 toI. mrs r 33 to I- rdCaclo() Football FOOTBALL., INTlFlNATION~AL 3lATCH-.-RELAlq v SCOT- LAND.-For tiea:bos-e ltiigby snatch, v/hieh ?? take plrrcd to-dury at Guhscew, tire following very weak tearu. onesbeengot tog-ether ...

... out. A sentry whose dutv it was to have given ?? alarm let them go unmolested ; but lie was a rem- 1 her ef the old Bourbon army, end is supposed to have j been in connivance With thers. He is arrested, as is i alvo the necond tuirnhey, The men who have ...

... brace, a dog fox and a vixen. The pack lucrily gut on the line of the O dog fox, and hunted him at a mnerry pace through Oat lands, the residence of the veteran master, and from thence into Killeagh, where ho turned and ran by Knock- c nahaorola, to the ...