... FUNERBAL O1 THE REV. A. MAGARRY The solemn ceremonies which took place o0 Satur- day morning, in Fairview Church, over the renajus of the late Rev. Ambrose Magarry, who had spent twenty years of his sacred ministry amongat the in. habitants of Clontarf, were attended with every mark of respect that could be paid to the snemory of the deceased clergyman. Not less than eighty of the dignitaries ...

... BIRTHS. MARRIAGE8, ANDtI DEATHS. Ctw.rge for asintosscmcentts of Me-crisA:es, 2.s Od., of Rimeh, and Deaths Is. 6d. each; and to iiware insertion thi awount nust, in all cases, b' prepaid. September 27, at Castlewood-aveutio, R; thmines, thc wiho of Mr. W. A. Bell, of a daughter. September 27, at ?? Charlemout-place, the wife of Henry S. Begers, Esq, C.E., General Valuation of Ireland, of a ...

... ar THE LATE LORD DUJNKELTAN. ad In electing Lord Canning Burke to suoceed his he brother in the representation of the county the .- electors of Galway have paid a gracious compliment es to the house of Clan-icarde. The Clauricarde fa* mily have ever been identified with the people and; whether in Parliament or elsewhere, its membert es have always been active and zealous in Promotin TF the ...

... THE LATE REY. JOHN WHITE, GLEN- DALOUGH. This pious and esteemed priest was &native of the pariah of Templeorum, diocese of Ossory. Aq soon as hbebad finished his ecclesiasti.al course of studies at Maynooth he freely gave up his claims on his native diocese, and officiated for the archdiocese of Dublin, Immediately after his ordination he was i appointed by the late Alost Rev. Dr. Murray to ...

... BIRTHTS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Cherge for annoseecnt. of Marrlagrs 2s. L, of BirlAs and Deaths 1s. 6d. each, aend to in-sur i swf the amount meut, n. oUcae.s, bseprepid. BIRTH. September 12, at hiJ residence, 90 Blmbfield-svenue, Sandford, tioe wife of Robert Callow, Esw., ion., of 41 Westland-rowr, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. September 11, at the Cethedral Church, Manchester, by the Rev. J. ...

... FUNERAL OF PATRICK WH ELAN, E8Q, P.L.G. t The i ia tbi 'Wbrthy and xnmuhbldanented gentiemn were interred yesterday morning In Glaw ?? Cemnetery. -The fhneral left the debeased's recidence, No. 38 High-street, shortly before ten' o'clock, the &ea'rs, which was drawn by eii horses With white plunies, being followed by, the mecurnisg conch, in which were Mr. JamnesWhelan, T.C., the brother of ...

... FUNERAL OF HEAD CENTRE WILLIAM L HARDISON, (Fnoa OUn 0O111i8EONlCHNT., 13ELPAST, SUEDAY NIGHT.-The funeral of Wilhlm Hsrhison, alleged Head of the Belfast district, took place today ebortlyafter nine o'elorokam. From an early hour the sympathisere in the cause with which be was identified poured into Norch Kingatreet. Vehicles of all deseriptions were called into service. About halfpast nine ...

... DEATH OF TIHE REV. JOHN VEREKEiR On Monday last, at the Episcopal Palace in St. John's, Newfoundland, the Rev. John Vereler, aged 44 years. The premature demise of this esteemed clergyman las spread a deep gloom over the con. munity of St. John's, where he laboured With inde. I fatigable zeal as parish priest for many years; and deep sorrow and regret are intensified from the fact of his ...

... ZIRHSMARIAGS, NDDEATHS. ?? Chiar'ge for anrwunceeicnts of Marriages, 2s. gd., o Births, and Deathls ls. ed. eaCh; anl to ensre rc sie21ioi t~s. amount must, in all tames, OG prcepnid. BlIRTHS. S4ptember 5, at Ardglasoou House, county Meath, the wife of Matthew Gllseeam, Eau., of a son and heir. September 7, at BiUyjameoduff, the wife of Mr. Bernard Smith, of twine, a son and daughter. ...

... THE DEATH OF AXHMILAN. Miguel Lopez, who has, it seems, neither com- mittedmulodde nor been assassIated, hw published addiesm to hie lf-llow itr thees and the world, ro- ?? with scorn aed fndpigeattion the igrpuaso tions of treacher v whiioh haer bee n dircrte fgo hire, rd gwierg whto ho rsalls a re aoob nt of the circumstances under' whbich Maxmilian tellinto the hando of ?? andt e b ...

... BSDVEN DEATH OR' MR. CRONUT, R.M. Mr. John Louis Cronin, for rany years resident nsgistrsteof thiscityand districtdiedon Wednesday very suddenly ait Queenstown, Mr. Cronin pro. ceeded tb Queenstown by the ten o'clock morning Passage train for the purpose of uistlueg.at an in. quiry, which was opened on Monday, relative to the murder of ratrick Horgan. The inquiry was fixed for 11 oclock, but ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. Churge Jof annoses wente of Marriages 2fs. 6d., of Birthx aulW Deuth. Is. Od. each, and to inuure insertioi the amowunt sorest, in aUleeses, be p'epcaid. BIRTHIS. September 27, at No. 7 Lower Gloucester-street, the wife of John P. lIavanrgh, Eq, solicitor, of a son. MARRIAGES. September 24, at St. Fenton's Catholic Church, Minunt- rath, by the Rev. J. Ramsbottom, ...