... MARRIAGE OF VISCOUNT:REIDHAVEN. The marriage of Viscount Reidhaven, eld'est son of' the 'e Earl of Seafield, to the Hon. Caroline Stuart, youngest e daughter of the Dowalker Luady Siantwre; was solemnisel r8 on Monday the 12th inst. The ceremony was perfuirmed by the Rev. the Lord Charles Heivey, at St. Geoige's, Hanover Square, the bride being. given away -bhheri uncle thle- Hon. Charles F. ...

... RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONFERENCE-THE PROPOSED TENANTr LAW. We subjoin a transcript of the resolutions adopted by the Tenant-right Conference as the basis of an amended tenant law. These resolutions were all published in the summary of the proceedings that appeared in this journal, but we are of opinion that they will be better understood when collected into a body, as in the form in which we ...

... I MEMOIR OF THE LATE REV. J. BEHAN, PROFES- SOR OF LOGIC, MAYNOOTH. (FaROM A COIRsrEPONDNT.) The subject of our memoir wag born at Castletowridelvin, 5th June, 1822. His virtuous parents early inspired his youthful mind with sentiments of piety. Commencing the study of the classics in his tenth year, he was after some time sent to the Diocesan Seminary of Navan to make his preparatory course. ...

... Lategt intelligence. SATURDAY EYENsNG, AUTGUST 17, 1850. The 'Mloniteur' publishes the following telegraphic despatches Maqon, August 14, p m. The President of the Republic left COhalons- ?? at eleven o'clock. He stopped at Tournus, and arrived at Nacon at half-past three o'clock. The entire population spontane- ously assembled on his Dassage-having the municipalites and national guard at ...

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... NAVALit ADXIkn' -Arrounnmrre. -ToY. Adios a (90 ), at PavepaPrt. Lieutenants Psrkharst Chan (1847) cad Shote (184steasmftugate, at Patesouth:. oha and N&watl nstructor Anthony Balkeld, B.A. (184) Mid-. shipman Thoniss M Richards, M~isters Mlstsk~t W; D. To Vengeasce: Midshiptnu Thomas H. B. Peflewev. To Dat~ntea, steua-tripsts, at PoirtCmoath:MasClerk. Assisnt Elenry J. Ass.i . To Poi~tera (72 ...

... I Wt~AUOXA COW~ErEPJING QI 4 I SMILI SCALB. -A Ie~ttefrot WMin Martijiegutt ?? -Ggilteross Workkouse hsbeen publiah de 6 ?? a PInOf ANltivatlan nlCohWkergr;0, relges~d Wh bylse,.by measn ofwho_ ?? two cows on about nSrada* of led. Riess-Mertineau staobut an ao~o 0odg jm=ne of Procuring butte; reaeg fl, A ]zti esuece it~sdea MieUedby lter*tteM t to rieatoo fti h Attlbitof ground, alte Of i ...

... aoreign nteldigeurt. THE OVERLAND MAIL. (By Electric Telegraph from Trieste.) We have received intelligence from India, by telegraph from Trieste, in antici-ation Of the express by way of Marseilles. The nes is unaimportaut.- Chronicle. FRANCE. The following is from the Paris correspondence of the Times, dated Monday, five p.mc. This morning, at six o'clock, the President of the Republic left ...

... (rout the Morning Post.) The following appointments and prefernients have recently been made. AILcIIOACONRY.-ThrC Rev. E. Foley, to be Archdeacon bar of Killaina plc VICARAGES.-The Rev. Robert Fynes Clinton, to the ISat vicarage ot Xedlrington, Linroinshire ; thle Rev. H1. Harvey, Ta1'I to the vicarage of Olveston, Gloncestershire. of CURAC1ICS, &c.-The Rev. W. Ali. Colles, of Mlellon Mlow- ...

... AME 1 IC A. Liverpool, Tuesday. ,id By the Roral mail steam-ship America, Captain Shannon, we ys bave och ices front New York direct to the, 31st tilt., and by Cole- re gtaph cue Ha1,lifax to thie 26mat, 'She brings $250,000 in specieuon i-n frcight. off'O Halifax the America wvas detained 18 hours by fog. lk ihe Canada arrived at Halifax prbvious to the departure oftlhc di Ainerica fromt that ...

... BOROUGH- OF -i - Ad ees pp ?? . E-P1ARSOX'- .ARE-WE DDUS8,. tilde ody~elveniing;'ia large~ num~ber pf~persons :I rofin beat' th a ,ddres eja . CoiarfsParso his, 1r1 - A' Fia tUirmeni-from, th~ ereetip, 'th borough'ofi .1 ste rLsfieth. Alr., JOU. DQL*Ii he hirj.sip-: A t',pobrted. by M. ano,, i.. UaaaAR ~~IDNETI;- rem ~4P. Mi D- WIa adnnyohrof f Pear-- it ,1ue ~'aC~isi pn~tepo din~gs sitwtedl ...

... stotlaul. T OnloN.-The trial of the officers of this ill- fated ship has been appointed to take place at Edinm burgh on Thursday the 29th ofAugust. Theper- sons. to be, indicted area Henderson the captain Ltinglands the first mate; and William the secondI mate.- Theprecognition orpreliminary inquiry a been the largeistever taken in Scotand. The sur- viving passenger 'were principally examined ...