... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DRATS, 04argepr foroweestwcmtes of Marriages 2a. 6&, of MrW z1d Deaths Is. 6d. WA; MO; to insure riskmid L' ynrnd must, in aull cascs. be preysrid. BIRTHR. June I0, the wife of Joseph B. Ring, Esq., West End, Mallow, of a eon. June 12, at Sallns-road, Nam, the wife et James Faurl, Xeq., T.C, of anon. MARRIAGES, June 10, at the Catholic Cathedral, Kilkenny, by tht Most Rev ...

... DEATH OF THE MOST REV. DR. KILDUi'F Throughout every district in Ireland this sad an. nouncement will be read with profound sorrow. Thse smiable, the learned, the pious, and exemplary Bishop of Ardagh is no more. Shortly after two o'clock yesterday the good Prelate resigned his pure spirit into the liasids of him Creator, digplaying to the last that holy zeal, ardent piety, patience, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... , BIRTHI, BIUBRAGES AND DEATHS8 C fsnrge or asnenfnmos of Mearmnacs 2j. gtq ?? agi Don4t!. d& eaml; aud to iurese itwerlioll th . mmt erfust, isn all eam, be irjopai. May 30, at Westhampton, Roundtaown, the wife of ir, Joseph Berry, of a daughter. June 1, at Temple View, county Sligo, the wife of Jauts Hale, Esq., of a eon. June 4, at Poplar Lodge, Phibsborouga, the wife of Jea i eony, Esq., ...

... DEATH OF TRF REV. P. M'KEON, P.P. .(Pcna onn OUaousroslMENT.) It Is with deep regret I have to announce the death of the Rev. Patrick M'Keon, the hihly esteemed and beloved astor of Drumlish, D'umlunmo'n North, and Lougtduff county Long. ford. The deat otervgtleman was ex- tremely oudden ndasretduniversal mournin throug out th ditit i hc h a esetdb e' classes. a epetdb FU1NElRAL OF THE LATE ...

... FUNERAL OF DR. A. P. BANON. The funeral of this lamented gentleman took place yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, from his late residence, Fitzwilliam square. Previous to the re- moval of the remains to the place of their inter. ment, in the family vault in the Cathedral Church, Marlborough-street, the solemn mass for~the dead was celebrated in the house by Very Rev. Canon Murphy. At the ...

... BIR1THB, MARRIAGES AND DEBATTR9 ?? Jor a _o et; o~f ?? 2t d, or altrtb and Deuat. l ed. eaeh; eand to ingan 4nevi( ?? eanet Krt, 4w aU ctes. be wespdd. DEAT11. At the residence of hhi sister, Mrs. U'Donnell, InIad. bridge, Charles Hickey, of Duleek, in the 31st year of his rle, sincerely and deservedly regretted. His remains will be removed to Glasnoimn Cemetery on this day (Tuesday), ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. P. DOYLE, P.P, (From e e Kilkenny rournai.) It was our melancholy duty to announce, on lest Saturday, the demise of the late estimable pastor of Lisdowney, the Rev. Patrick Doyle, which sad event occurred at his residence on the previous evening. For sometime past his health had not been good; indeed, his constitution was never what might be called robust; and when told that ...

... DEATH OF CAPTAIN O'BRIEN. It is or painful duty to announce the death of Captain William O'Brien, of the Royal Artillery fourth son of the late John O'Brien, Esq., LP;, of Ballynalacken, county Clare, on his way home from Calcutta, awalting the depature of the steamer at Point de Galle. On Friday evening, the ?? of May, he retired to bed at an early hour; he was un. fortunately subject to ...

... BIRTEH, MAiRTAGEW AiD DBATHt8. Ohargc cnen4s Of Marrie 2.. ,,t Birt - Deaths Is. 1 snMA; Ond to Isse 4sn th nclouet must, ns au ca., be vrevat MARRIAGRS.S June 4, at Castlemacadam Church, Ovoca, by the Rev. V. G. Boyce, Thomas Fitzriamos, Eq., Ovoca; to Sarah, second daughter of the late Jame8 H'il, EAq., Balllntemple, Wooden Blridge, county Wicklow. June 5, at the Cathedral, Mariborongh ...