... o'clocl on Wednesday eveniing. Tho deceasedl . countess was the fifth daughter of Robert, sixth LEarl of Cardigan, and sister of the present Earl of Cardigan and the Countess of Lucan. She was born 4th July, 180(6, and married, ISth August, 182S, the Earl of ...

... single respect except the wish to keep kreland for the Irish. The later tribe of Repealers, from Q'Connell down to John Mitchel, and from John Mlitchel down to The O'Doanoghue, had no desire to re-establish the order of things which Y prevailed in the years ...

... length ceased to be a William, and he was suc- ceeded by his son John, second Earl Fitzwilliaum (of Ireland)l who vwas also member of Parliament, and Custos letlerece for Petrrborough. Earl John married the ?? resofJolnSWilger, Esq.. of Sutton- upon-Lound ...

... Russian shell bursting on the right front of Lord Cardigan v ntow threw out a fragment which met Nolan full on I the chest and tore away into his heart The sword F dropped from his hand ; hut the arm with which he - was waving it the moment hefore still ...

... Prelate; the Lord Archbishop of Dublin, Chan- 1 eellor; the Doan of St. Patrick's, Registrar, Sir E Bernard Burke, Ulster IKing-at-Arms; L. Vesey c Townley Balfour, Secretary; Sir George L'Estrange, L Usher of the Black Rod; M, Betham, Cork Herald, L and Sheffield ...

... resumed their sitting last evening, at half-past four o'clock, at the King's Arms Hotel, Westminster. Present-lMr. Dryden, Mr. Wyatt, and Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., Assessor. Mr. Johns at- tended for the Special Respondents. Mr. Lepper, Mr. Carlisle, and Mr. Sherrie ...

... . . I armed, tflhd A V.5-f tttr+ , t i . ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO-1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, MAY 8,. 1868. IN the Lords, last evening, Earl Russell moved that the House go-into committee on the Cor- rupt Practices at Elections Bill, and briefly ex- plained its ...

... WelliDgton and Sir John bMoore, and, under the ins nediate direction of the latter officer, corn- Wended, the rer9 guard, which was iii constant colli- sion wi th the French cavalry during the retreat of the arr Ay on Cornune. The ship John Ternperley arrived ...

... him, while 346 arrayed themselves on the oppo- iite side. Of the 25, there were 5 English and Scotch Radicals-Messrs. John Bright, John Stuart Mill, Potter, Hadfield, and MI'Laren- who were not ashamed to go into the lobby with ,he Maguires and Grays. Chronic ...

... huseofMr. John King, also, at Cas- eaa~~nwed tastfulas well as an artistic ar- iatt dd athlihsdslyd; and Mr. S. Herron, chh5ito hsilmnton, exhibited monograms nh amles Of Murland and Fenton. ?? COLLEGE Or Sonozonus or ENGLAND.-Mr. lwadS. Grattan (youngest ...

... were :-The O'Donoghue, M.P.; John Martin (the returned con. vict), Rostrevor; Rev. John Kenyon, P.P., Temple- dvria; Archdeacon Coghlan, Rev. MI:Qnade. Cal- laghan's Mills; Lieutenant Crean (one of the Pope's .Own); John O'Neill, T.C.; Joseph Butler, ...

... his official residence, to receive an ad- dress from the committee. The deputation consisted of Mr. Samuel Gurney, M.P.; Mr. John Ivatt Bris- coo, M.P.; the Hon. A. Kinnaird, M.P.; Messrs. Josiah Forster, Henry Stearry, Robert Alsop, William Thomas Sargant ...