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BALLINASLOE FAIR. _-

... .- . . .- ?? . (FIOM OUR BPEGIAL AIrrOITrll.) O BALLINASLOS, F11UDAY E VENIN-The m1in j transactions in sheep took place on this the show i3 day, and the telegram which I forwarded in the af. b ternoon comprised the leading features of the fair. u The supply of sheep of different hinds was believed to be about equal to that of last year, anl sellers had to submit to a reduction in rates, ...

THE EXHIBITION PALACE

... I THE.EXHIBITON PALACE. ^ ?? ?? ss _ ?? _renAL A eopy of the following statement was forwardedt yeaterday to the Right Hon. the Chief Secretary for ml Ireland in reference to the present position of the ] ExhIbition Pale Pe The Dubft Exhibition Pae and Winter Gar pt den Compasiy waa formed in the year 1862, for the W purpose (as statedin ?? of Amooistioa) dc ef 'T e promotion of rational ...

NORWICH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

... NORWICH INDUSTRIAL Em a BITIop . i MA- nr-- ?? . . . ' The Eastern Countles Working Men's IndustW Exhibition dosed on Thursday eveninK the 26th it. The Exhibition, Rafter being open daily for sixw eekl, hias smet with pre-emninent:success: ?? int to upwards of £Y00. Some idea may he formed of the extensive piatronage which tile exhibition has Se ceived from both city and county, when it is ...

THE REV. W. C. SMITH ON THE RECENT LITERATURE ON THE LIFE OF CHRIST

... THE REV. W. C. SMITM ON THE RECEOTj I 'LITFRAURE ?? oFOST.' ?? I The introductory lecture to the members of the witi Free Tron Literay Society was delivered by the 0hS! Rev. Walter C. Smith. in the Free Tron Church had on Thursday evening last. The attendance was Ges numero20 d- . * diso Mr S took for his subject of lecture and Recent iterstureon the Life-oftrist.? He began nto by ...

FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER

... (Prom LS Pellet.) 3t According to.the great preparations being made in d the Paris houses, it appears that the coming winter season Y will abound in noqvelities. Many new patterns for the 0° make of bodies have been shown by the modistes. ir Satisfied as they are that the gored skirts will be. still n preferred, they think that the bodies might be rendered e a little more varied and graceful. ...

LITERATURE

... is. oh ' ON SOUTHSEA BRACH.E s it The children playing on the sand- id ThenurcemaidB in trim cotton dresses- a id The white-cravated negro baud- l The ladies with their raven tresses- 0 (The newest fashion straight from town)- Appeared on that gay August morning Like shadows flitting up and down, As though to earth they'd given warning. *- For Belly-bonny Nelly Fane, My sweetheart of ...

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC

... V1CTORIIA Tf{EAH11E. TLis houoe opened on Saturday night last uuder the mnavagelnout of Mr. T. A. Cave, who is well known 5a a ol..ver mnd polular theatrical manager. ''lie houne bss been newly decorated and painted in every parl-not before it was wanted, our readers will say. Oa the open- ilng night. a new drlama was produced entitled The Si. of a Life. ' Ic was very well performed, and ...

Poetry

... LU SI N A N I5'R0. TIIE OCTOBER liU.IOER OF 4ItLGRAV1AA ] 0, DAnit the ash1 and alder grew, Antideep the shade and detnk thbl dow, Bly that ratiti pDOI at Lusigloaf Lo, this was where shc eame atwvay, Unteeded at the close ot day. 'Thc Chatelatnle ot Loalgoac. Here, when the lorv vvind stirred the wave. 11cr mnilk-white llmbs shs loved to IBVC, The lady oi' Count Lusignan. In all the oastle ...