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... ner pan or your question we cannot give a ?? at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in of Mr. John Fenton, of Liverpodl, and Mr. Isaac Byerly, a ~ fSaebCheshire, members of the Royal Collgeofat M Fas Surgeons, were admitted to the fellowship at a meeting (3 tin of the council on the 8th instant. set The Rev. James Cheel has been licensed by the su in Bishop ...
... a I ug v 'G &IOmeorow (Saturday) moru1ig. . TEE INTVkMwra I'm ---A - -- _i THE XNTEUtMENTf AT THB NOOOI. Pot0 Italy itbill re- The following is the draft of a letter seeat to the sub. bell Comtteo of the health committee by Messrs. F1rancials u by an nlond, solicitors acting on behalf of Mr. Kirkus:- aer, TO TUR01Al RA AlND NXIM5 SteOF TE HEvALTH COMMISTUSII Mr. GentlemenlPah,fal as this ...
... RNTUZN OF COLON3L SYKl.F THiE Polling commenced this morning at Eight o'clock. Both sides were early and actively at work, and the result was that an unprecedentedly large number polled within the first two or three hours. Immediately after the polling F commenlced, the Sheriff and the Procurator-Fiscal of thle County visited the dlifferent Polling placec, and found the i whole arrangements ...
... YESTERDAY'S DE SPATCHES. [BY MAGNoETIC TFlDEGISAPIJ ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY 01fEXFORD-Final Close-NI')ilahon,2,607; HatchIli, 1,807; George, 1,467. COUNTY ?? Close-Booth, 1,76S; Coo. per, 1,753; Ball, 366. Kicno's COUNTY-Messrs. O'Brien and Bland re. turned, without opposition. KILICHNNY-Final Close-Ellis,2,567; Green,1,620; Mostyn, 1,314; Shea, 1,034. RUSSIA. It has been officially ...
... COUNTY DERRHY ELECTION, IN giving the majority for Mr Greer over Sir Horvey Bruce, yesterday, wo made. a vory uninten- tional mnistake. We counted Mr Clark's majority over Sir R. Bruce, not Mr Greor's. The majority of MrGreor over Sir ?? was only 003, and not 728, as erroneously stated by us yesterday0 BOELIAST QoAnTen SsssIoNs.-D. It. Pigot, Esq., resumed his seat in the County Court House, ...
... BELFAST 111xRBOURb BOARD. THIC U5sual bi-monthly meetilig of the I larliour Corn- missieners wis hell yesterday in their Ollie, Cor- poration Square-J. Clar ike, Eaq., J.P. ,ocupyibig the chair; other mnembo rs ?? Pirr ie, Chas. Doffin, Edwirl Cooy, George M3Tvar, Jas. Barnett, James lalililtoll. Villhilan Valenitine, James Carlisle, John Workminan, Esqrs. The minutes of previous meetings ...
... LNrTES'T INTE LLIG ENCE. YESTERUDA S D ESPATCHES [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRtAPIl] COUNTY DERRY ELECTION. DTtiv, 2 r.m. Clark, .224 13, uce, .. ?? ?? .. 189 C~reer ?? ?? ?? 316 COLERAMNE, 2.30 PM. Clark , 33S Bruce . 311 Gree, . 409 NEWITOWNLIMAVADY, 1.30 P.2U Clark, .66 .. ?? G56 Greer, . .. ?? ?? 433 Bruce, ?? . ?? ?? .354 -$ ?? POLL. Clark. ?? ?? 2,014 Greet, ?? ] 55:3 Bruce, . . . . , ?? 1,387 ...
... [We are entirely at a loss as to what passage in the Daily Revs M. Lodru Rollin complains of in the following commu- nication; but as he appears to imagine that some attack has been directed against him in our columns, we allow him to speak for himself.) TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Siy,-Having seen my person, and even my name, clearly designated in your paper in connexion with the mat- ...
... GREAT ANNUAL MIEETING OF THE Westmoreland and Cumberland Wrestling Society (Yesterday). Charfes.-Cople, where is this young gallant, that is sO desirous to lie with his mother earth ? Orlando.-Ready, sir; but hi will hath in It a more modest working. Duike.-You shall try but one fall. As You like It. Good-Friday has other charms besides hot cross bans. It has the charm of bringing together ...
... HIRWAUN COMMON.—Owing to the absence of other ground a large number of houses and cot- tages have been built during the last twenty years on the Common, both at Hirwaun and Aberdare. Something like £30,000 is thus in- vested; and within the last few years about one hundred and fifty huts have sprung up between Hirwaun and Aberdare, giving the traveller a picturesque idea of an infant republic. ...
... SATURDAY. — J. C. Fowler, and David Evans, Esqrs.) FAMILY QUARRELS.—Margaret Michael was charged with breaking the windows of Ann Samuel's dwelling house. The ladies were cousins and consequiently considered themselves privileged to speak their minds freely to each other. The complainant thought the defendant ought to keep more at home, and the other tliouj^it that if her fair cousin attended ...
... On the best authority, the Press gives the total loss to the conservatives in the borough elections at four (these are purely accidental ), and in the counties from 15 to 20. The Economist classifies the changes in parliament as follows 49 conservatives have been supplanted by liberals 29 liberals have been supplanted by conservatives 10 Peelites have been supplanted by liberals; 45 ...