... J Hlyndsana, Esq; John A Curran, Roq. rhe City Coroners-Dr Kirwan, William White. Esq. T30 Secretaries of the Committees-Sir Drury Dickenson, jhat E Reynolds, Esq; N Robiuon, Eag. T1:s chiroiman of the Waterworks Committee, Sir John Gray. The Es-Lord ...

... grandes and magnates of the turf, I took my way about the course end into the paddock, and on my road thither I met the Earl of Cardigan and his lady, and they appearedl'to me to be In some an- noyance at the miscarriage of some Instruction which had been given ...

... 0 H- Cogan, C O'Farrell, ' blotnfateld, A Cliffu, D L; - llroewa, D L; John Flulsy, J e Lawlo;, Hi ,T Lougbgtan, Joim Olphrrt, Wm Cottli Kyo L L 0D, j p ; - Doinne, Q C; J kt John, W Trench, D Brarko, B C l Grant, 78tt1 HFighlainders; P Lawlor, D L; - ...

... paseengers. ViSciD, Dublin, to take Id Iron ore,. Foreign ?? Bell, St. John's, deals. Sallinge-Conuaught, Ulster, steam- ers, Holyhead, passeangers; Royal George and Neptune, Cardigan, porter; Holston, Bridgewater, oilceako; Conquest and Lerk, Cardiff, ...

... entirely deserted, except those below the gangway fronting the cross beliohes, which were fillda with ladies. The Earl of Cardigan, Earl Beauchamep, Lord Denman, and Lord Colonsay. occupied seats on the ministerial side of the house. Prayers were read ...

... Amongst those present Were-Rev Doctor' M'Naugbtun, Rev John Rogers, EX-Moderatol of the General Assembly, and a large number of other Pres- byterian clergymen; J F Fergusozi, High Sheriff; John lsEqDrMurney, J P; DX Cutuing, Dr U'Cermnac, A J MKenaa(Wales ...

... passing Teem- plernore, a rumnbor of constabulary of each diotriot were Or, diawn up on the rail-way.,platform, and presented .arms as the Viceregal party paesoed. At the Limnericko junction for a delay of twenty minutes occurred, and their Ekcel- lencies ...

... met ting of this body was ?? yesterday, Mr. M. Doyle presiding. There were also present.Mes5s,. Alplea Kelly, DJaniel Sexton, John Buckley, Joha Croethwaite, J. Alackey, a,,i J. Hamill. A letter woe read from Dublin Castle stnctioning the appoint. ment of ...

... Doctor Fernis, J Leaby, James Ltwier, li Michael Lawler, John Heydon, Dan Whelan, John t H};qdon, Cardington ; Thomas O'Beirne, Pat Byrne,c Ml at Mincb, P C Doran, Rev Dr Dlacmanus, C C; John ' Murphy, Michael Peppard, Pat Grace, and P Timmins. c Tie ...

... consttutional right to be presentas plaintiff in his own suit, but offering at once to leave if requeatid-by the Sergeant-at-Arms. The police, however, proceeded with great violence to foce him from the table at which he had been titting, and finally succeeded ...

... I I John teilly .. 1 .9 Laurence Keogh ?? i o rbomas Crosby 1 0 Alea. M. Sullivan ?? 9 2 Joln Crosby ?? 1 0 Rev. Mr. Heirali ?? I 0 Joseph Parkinson e.. 0 10 John Egan ?? I 5 John French, T.C . 2 0 Philip Brady ?? I 0 James Birmlnglum 0 10 John Dolan ...

... been 3 broughtto justice for them. 2 THE GRATTAN MONUlMvENT. t t The committee met yesterday at the Mansion- ' house-ir JoN BAHBINGTor, 1), in the chair. Preipit-The Lord Mayor, Sir Notinia Corrigw, Bs7; Hon John P Vereker, Edmund Deome, D L; g J Flaneigan ...