... DEATH OF WILLIAM HOWLEY, Eft, D.L. 'lAe venerable gentleman, named above, died on Monday laut, full of years and honours, at his beau- tiful residence, Riohbill, in which he spent his de- clining yeare in tranquil repose, and closed in all the haippnees that religion can shed, family affection as- srm and administer, and affluence contribute, a life upon which no imputation could rest, and a ...

... TEE LATE OBANGE OUTRASIS IN I J PORTADOWN. - I As ?? late Orange outrage in Portalown must necessully become the sbject of inquiry, and should not, in tie intoresto of justice and-the peace of the community1 be Allowed to apso Into oblivion, wo have instituted at investigation into these disgrace. ful proceedings, and have obtained from a reliable correspondent the following full and. ?? par- ...

... BIRTHS, MA-UAGES, AND DEATHli. Charge for a oseunenents of Marriages 2s. (It., of Birth4 and Deaths Is. od, each, and to insure jteen ie the amount mriet, in alleasea, beprepaid. BIRTH. October 7, at Brooklawen, Palmerstowo, the wife oi John Kelly, £eq, of a daughter. MAIIBIAG ES. At the Presbyterian Chuich, Lower Abbey-street, by the uev. S. G. orslson, Henry M. Boucher, of Clifton Lodge, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATRS. Citacge ?? on2ioun, 'ein't. q9 .410raoe, Zod , of BiIr, a11d Deaths Is. Sd. each; andi tl insure inurlion tAW aiuvwW 540*, I ec ax5w1, be prsfd ?? Septemebr 29, at Talavera-place, Templemcmr, tite wife of NW illiam C. Meeke, of a son. MARRIAGES. Septembew 28, by special license, at the Ch-Irch of St. Saviour, Doriniclk-street, by'the Rev. Chrltophr C *Idwell ...

... BIRTEHS MABRIAGS, AND T, Charge Jor annoenuewnments of Mharriages 2s. ad., of Blrths an DeaUts Is. dd. each, and to insare 4nsertim tht amount must, in aftlcaes, be prepaid. BIRTH. October 19, at 8 Rostrevor-terrace, Rathgar, the wife of John Galley, Esq, of a daughter. MARRIAGE October 16, at Clonaslee Church, by the Rev. J. F. Bob- blon, Rector of Castletoen, assisted by the Rov. Maxwell H. ...

... 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 ...

... MELANCHOLY DEATH OF SUR1GEON RICEARD HOGAN. We gieve to learsi theta sad calatity ha befallen the family of our celeibrated and lal~ented country. man, Hogan, his, second SOn, ioard, n assistant- ssrgesu, on, t-he staff quartered in Halifax, Nova , Scotia, having been killed by a railway accident on the; 26.th ult. It, appears that ?? Higaan was, pro. Geeding to Halifax for the camp on tho, ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS. The following is the quarterly summary of tbe weekly returns of births and deaths in the districts ef the city of Dublin (municipal boundary), and in the suburban districts of Rathmines, Donnybrook, Blackrock, and Kiogetown, for the quarter ending Saturday, September 28, 1867:- Births-Ia the Dublin Registration District (which extends over an area of 9,745 statute aeres, and ...

... FUNERAL OF THE MUIRDERE1D LIVE 'GUARDSMAN AT WINDSOR. At noon on Tuesday the whole of the regiment of 2nd Life Guarda paraded at the Spital Batrackein ordeorto attend poor M'Donnell's obsequles, The troops mustered In the sqnare, facing the officers' quarters, nnder the command of Colonel Marshall and the following ?? were presen.t -Colonidl Paliner, Captain Stephen's Lieftienatli M'Mahon, ...