... RLBI'l S, MAsRIAGES, AND DEATE& Tro ins re ?? ene fnus ?? : ticatea' by thse alne andeaddress qf the; sender, ioithout which ths, can in no case be inserted. BIRPHS. EWART-Nov. 1S, at Clonlaver, Stranatown, Belfast, the wife of W. Q. Ewart of a son. JACKSON-Nov. 17, at Kilkenny, the wife of Albert J. A. Jackson, Captain 18th (the Royal Irish) Regt., of a daughter. NTACGA R RY-Nov. ll, at the ...

... Bj.'u 1lMaAL ftJA(4EL'S, AND DEA'r-hS. ?? ?? To oin:.r iaaaeert 0o.4 Announcce ents ntmutltbo autheu,. 6.:vel by the ?? and address of the sender, x ji'; hit v/ric/ therl can / ?? case be, illsortd. ANDREIVS-Feb. 4, at Ferozeporc, India, the wife of It. I. Amirews, 34th Rect.. of a son, BlitEN-.tarch 4, nt No. 5 South Earl-street, the wife Mimr. ,ThnwacsBreen of a son. CSI'lDYT-)larch 1;, at ...

... BlMTHlS, MABrIA(Sa AND) V DBATBS. fo iv ire nsearrton announceinens ueswt bc authonti. efaiW by ?? sugnature and &Mrea of the g ender, with,.t oih ihey ams ne i Me DS isleted - ~~BIRTHS. BAKER--Ott. 12, at Obeltenham, the wife of T. Y. Baker, Esq., Surgeou-Major (formerly 27th Inniskil- lings), of a 'sn. BRUCFE-Ot. 13, at 40 North Summer-street, Dublin, the wife of Thomas Bruce of a son. ...

... A-_1. ATF REV. THQOMAS O'DWYER, ?? N SKi`;ELI'RV. i ii ysi:v, the I6i h ins!, there was in the rb. c Eoikelrr. ia solemnyli Office aud :1:~z , reh ' . ce f the ozul of the late theA\ ei-v Rev Thommas; O'Dwver. ire tise :st i'ev ?? J Walsh. D D. IlL].>: iret-ided, being assisted a; ; .. ie ?? Ve-V 1>-v Canons Lealhr and Li ceieibant of the High Ma.-S was c! . ?? 1 U0-Donel!, 9t 1 awreue O' ...

... qnTBS, MA iJJAGL;A, AN D3EATEIS ntatbe fully aathontticte4, Cii Aflnon~~'t~'~ ~ ~ ~.d for 45 ~ :.ril ?? boltrdcSittafl. EATCIELD ~ttcolter 13I8,7, at 9 Cre'swell gar- FATo ?? e %ife of 'George A Batchelor IL , , 17. tbe 'wie of CO1 Colville, :r , i ( irdIo. of aat2 York terraace, Lodo, it AVSjj'~ er -. IhS7, rna1ueY (f1 ctIer>Da,1m, P o loil It zpv-oetober 4, 1, r t I9Leln t aroad ?? ll t h ...

... MrrL4GA E$, AND DEATHS A f :-rrl'li ?? ,e fvlly anitheiitilatod re b 'l a reltnitfane of ' td, for 45 -; I 1- 3d itiit' a] i words, with- . ?? 4c: r> 0 jinh ?? 1Inerts. -1 iITi'S. r- , _ ' PF'1 , at 'l svrington street. ! 0RA fL . tile i.e i of hs Itubert Broadley 1 ?? rt 9 Omreon'1 road, RBth- ei'fl r o feed °a a sln. lliehl, *er c . Tl~ean Pitt, LeutLiuenanf t N, of a A. CrlitatdC cortv ...

... esto~ TH .9l;DEA~MKo~ as ,,E- REMONY. s- 9ILLIAN iI TO.1 HIISt PEOPLEL log 2on ?? ILL1K SS -OF P1IN 3-O t~he.8 t - - ?? icK og. ?? I-- 1 ad- . - ?? -- f : le- . (S1CIAL: TELEGRABC) ?? fBtlin-, Monday Evening. -its .he mortil ?? Frederick .ofere= rem-odeietb- nsmofting fromn Friedrickskron, o piadlae mi~i~i~last resting-p at potsdam. ao the ',fuuea13pag ahugh simple compared 'Wit the imnposing ...

... THE LATE PROVOST. JELLETT.i Yesterday, at the morning srnice in Trinity o College Chapel, the preacher, the Rev Dr Salmon, F TOC, alluded in his discourse to the late Provost, the Rev J H Jellett, D D. whose funeral took place on Thursday-last. The interior of the l dcaape was draped with black. The congregation included; besides Fellows, Scholars, and students, is t a number of persons not ...

... gril5 MAE1GEsS, AND DEATHS reicen must be fnmlivsahencated, a trach addiict1l words, wh. in n s o t Woarnse r, wof Li;eute`t Arthur Barry, BN, gg -ci . of ab~ 2 iss?, at Frydd, Enighton, the at Meadowasle, near rtn. e of Francis Aylmer Frost of a I WwIestbotiriestret, ° p5Ot, ir daughter ,f Alexnder Considine jeY~j~jy~ lse w' 188, at stetd. Surrey, Clement anh, solicitor, 4_82gh~ t_-eber 0-0 ...

... DEATH OF THE VERY REV. DR. HACKETT, MAYNSOOTH COLLEGE. It is our sad duty to announce the death of the Very Rev. Richard Hackett, D.l}, for many years Professor of Mental Philosophy in Maynooth Col- lege. He died yesterday evening after a severe illness ef about six weeks' duration. His decease at the comparatively early- age of sixty-five has thrown a heavy gloom ever the college, in which he ...

... - gLATE MR E DWYR t GRAY, M.P. t TRE FUNERAL. The fiwal of the late 3r. E Dwyer Gray e oagday wwa a touching and inpressive er.o- v,,y showinglhiw univeisal and how deep was ghe sorrow felt by the ctieasn at his lose. The mony was of the simplest nature, and theo tevaent air sot onal of the imense numberf peole who took part in the funeral, but of the ,peantora standing slently alozg the line ...

... THE LATE MR. E. DWYER GRAY, MP. TEhfollowing resolution has been unanimiously passed by the Carlow Town Comesissionere, pro- posed by Mr. Goyerney, seconded by Mr. John Wholan:- That ve, the Carlow Town Commissioners, hereby express oor sinere and heartfelt rogret at thes early and ?? dealth of MWr Edmund Dwyer Gray, 31 P, who so: ably represented the-conuty Carlow ins-the urn. pedal ...