... FUNgRAL OF T'HE REV. J. C. 4'.CANN. The funeral of this ?? ecolesiastio took place yenterday, from the beautifrl churoh, whioh ha ezect;d Out of tsi private meane, on City'quay. The body bad been removed from Summer hill, where Father M'Cann died, on the prevlous morning, and it wan, paced on a catafaique opp~site, the high altar, where thkoughout the dy large xnuymbqre of the working men ...

... BIRTHS, MARIAGES AND DVATHS. Chargelor aniiournceients of Marriages -a f(iL, q of se t and Deafths Is. 6d. each; and to insurs . 1Vyr n thot amousnt snusi, 4n au cases, be Ic pai4. May.14, at Elm Grove, lathmlnes, the wife of Nicholas C. Whyte, Esq., of a daughter. Mal, 1, at MeoreAtrect, Limerick, the vofe of Stephen Henne8sy, Esq., of a daughter. At Waterford, t4e wife of R. A. Egan, Esq., ...

... ' DE ATH OF THE VERY REV. J. ROCHE, .. P.P., ORA.NOAH, 9 The death of the Very Rev. Father Roche, which took place at his recidonce, at Oranmore, on Thurs. day last, caused univeraal regret in this city, where he was known: to the entire people, amongst whom , he zealously ministered for the long.period of thirty. five years. There never was iu the Catholic church s better priest or a more ...

... ]DEATH OF RICHARD O'GORMAN, ESQ. . 7 It 1s with deep regret wo have to ?? the .deise of this venerable patriot and distinguished Irishmian, which took place at an early hoar yeater .idaymoining at his residence, 112 Pembroke road' a the, patriarohal. age of eightyfnlne years The biogaphy of some men in the history of their ~,ountry in the tipe Wn which they lived, and Mr. illcihard OGorman was ...

... FUNERAL OF THE MOST REV. IiR, KIL- t DUFF. V (FmOMS OUR SPECIAL MBroRTER.)C LoNoeDRo , MONDAY NTGQHT*-On this day all ( that was mort of the Most Rev. Dr. K; duff, Lord t Bishop of Ardagh, wavn consigned to the totmill beneath the sanctuary of the noble cathedral O° c this town, attended by every thing that could bear t testimony of the affectionate veneration in which 0 the illustrious ...

... THE LATE TAILORS' STRIKE. A meetifig of the trades unionists of Dubli beok place yesterday evelling in the Long Room of the totutudo to hear ?? addier from Mr. G. W. Dmnitt, Vreeitledet of the Loatloa TAiluri' Union, on the sub. Yet (if his tour thiroutghi this country, and of the late strike of the members of his trade in the metro- polis. There was a very large attendance. The chair was ...

... BIRTHS, MARRAGES, AMD DEATHS. Charge for announcrsemts of M reriages 2i. 6d., of Birtha and aihs Is. Od. eadch, and to inres insertion tho amountarust, in all cases, be pripaid. BIRTHf. Novem-er 27, at 16 Charlemont-rsmll, Portobello, the wife of T. J. Dodd, Esq, of a daughter. MAliRIAGES. November 23, in the Church of St. Andrew, Westland. row, by the Rev Cation Lynch, Christopher D. Wcods, ...

... MARRIAGE OF 'THE AZTEC9., On the 31st of Deoember, 1849 a Spaniardnamed Vebiequez arrived at New York rom Ceitral Ame.' rie, blinging withliirxn twojextraordinaryboings; of whom a very extraordinary story was told. It wad said that these children wero descended from the aborigines of Central America, a'nd were worshipped by the Indians, south of Texas, as incarnations of 'their gods; that. ...

... IRTh , MAR RUAGES AND DEATHS. Oh for announcerzenu of AMarriaogs 2*. Gd., of Births and Deaths Is. cd. each; and to 4sure 4UM She amnosawi must, in al easu. be Prepeid. , MARRIED. March ID, at Mydrlmn parish church, Henry Lyttelton Rogere, Req., Resident Magistrate of King's County, to Loulsa Mary Jane, daughter of Robert Waters, Esq., of Sarnau House, Camartenehsire, and great grand-daughter ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Charge for arsin e of tao Maa es 2*. Sd, of BlrtMe and D GAU 1& ad. each; and to insere beuto tJ4 amoste etot, ttt alt caes, be prepattd. BIRTHfd. April 17, at 17 Ranela9h-avenue, Banelagh, the wife of Mr. John Giltrap, of a son. 'April 9, at 89 West-street, Drogheda, the wife of Michael Cullen, Esq., merchant, of a son. April 19, at 8 Royal Terrace, Kingstown, ...

... DEATH OF JOSEPH JOHN GREENE. Died, on Tuesday last, at Mount Anne, after a long and painful illness, which he bore with Christian resignation to the Divine will, aged 29, Joseph John Greene, B.A., barrister-at-law, eidest son of John Greene, J.P., Mayor of Wexford. The earlydemise of this accomplished and amiable gentleman has plungedalarge family circle into the detpest aiiotiou oud in his ...

... IORAL OF MBREAN. w A inn--. at L.18 - . Yeterdoay ?? gat hf pu niae ?? , the re. mains of thisdeaervedly esteemned gentleman were to' moved for interment from hig late residence Redaa. lodgle, Bathgar, to Glasnevin Cemetery. A stuser of carriages, including that of the Lord Mayor, fil. h6 'wed thl here and mournig coachee, and in of the most frominent citizens were present to do ,e- spea tfu1 ...