A MIK’ELLAN EOUS CONCERT
... MIK’ELLAN EOUS CONCERT. THE RJGUT HON. THE EARL Lit HFIELD. Vocah»T* MADAME RVDK.RsIS'RI K. M.VDuLE DRASDIL Miss WESTBROOK. SIMS K V S . MR W H il MMIKO-S. MR. LEWIS THOMAS Pais ...
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Tbr Irbrafrd Numorrtua ami Dramatle I
... fire. TUIM |TI'F.RpAY) EVEN I *:. April 1«. hi-. Porular ami EotMtanutM-ut. rati Owl ••PICKINGS FROM PICKWICK.” lotrrdoHx* notira the Author and CMUca. Plan of the Work The I Vert. I. the Chib .mi hia Iran First ea'pearmuceof Mr »Vek - Note Book Re mark at Je in tb, Lut Mr Alfred Jlu«le. The Author a parreptioa Bbuns public, privau, ami pre.f.n.i.-ual Hawrer. lah- Eatraordioary ur-ecedluen ...
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
... CHESTER RACES. WEDNESDAY, May « (Cup Day). *n EXCURSION TRAIN for » wifi have BIRMINGHAM INik w Hilli 7.K-a n> Fare* thir. and ba. k. I 2« bd. and •*. M.. W. ,-i Itnanwi.b. JJO: MwdJiobury. 7 to. i Btlst«o, 742 ao. . ll*. ul and ; and Wi-I»«rfaaujjd..u. at 7.5-'>. lib. 6.1. and 4a. (id., returning the evening at 7.15 .m the Coal l.v.JiMufe Yard. A HPEI lAL FAST TRAIN, for Flrrtrlaax ...
THE LIME-LIGHT AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR GAS
... THE LIMBELIGaT A A I BU:OBOT8UTS FOR.04 I i, e IttodUAU o oi ooal-gas tor the 10 illuminatici was 0 great tiprorvemeaN181;5 .- imitS of lihting praviously employedi 4 s aa the transition hed been sud ...
TO CORRESPONDENTS
... .TO COQR'EPONDENT8& We ~M4~ reurndet tommunlc ?? W do a1t aoail onmeles. Oesnumeleations should 4111p be igbly wwn in ink and oe onr side of tA4 $$Wo r* I leugth (morea e e diilouty oa filuding in it ...
AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS UNIONS
... AGRICULTURAL LABOURERB' | I UNIONS. I It in very much to be desired that every- *t. body should be able to earn a secure and ?? comfortable livelihood -by any useful labour. ,2 It is a great pity that ...
THE COLLIERS STRIKE
... TH COLLIERB' STRIKE. MORE JRIOTING IN WIGAN: COMMUNI. eA8MNB WIH THE HOME SEORISTARY The town wae In a moot exolted state all Thurs. deay night nd Friday morning. The most die- 4Juidtsms umoure were a ...
THE QUEEN & MR. DISRAELI
... TRE QUBBEN & MB. DIBRAULL After a reign of over 30 yea, marked by us* ud wavering fidelity to the letter and the spirit of the PM coistitution and by n failing tact an di nd oretloon, he d boereign a ...
THE POLL FOR A SELECT VESTRYMAN
... THE POLL FOR A SELECT I VESTRYMAN. A PROTEST AGAINST MR. BALL. The fourth days polling In the contest between Mr. Thomn Martin and Mr. Joseph Ball for the position of select vetlryan was carried on w ...
CORRESPONDENCE
... I I ir.) INFIRMARY FOR CHILDREN. adl to TO TH EDITos 0r1 OF X LrV MOOL If11011S. ko Gentlemeni-As the slecon of some qualified perron ) to Dlt the rehinaible pot eof medisal orfcer to ...
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
... E HE FOLI'AL SITUATITN. r A (Jabinct Council was oppointed to hebeld yester. ' day afternoon. The gutmmongeH were not issued till lo late on Monday evening. ha The Daily News announoes that every one of Mr. ri Gladitous's reholution awill be eubmitted to the House ce of Commons, and in a leading article remarks that a, if the second and third resolutions were in the be e gi'ning needful ...
KILKENNY CATHOLIC YOUNG [ill] SOCIETY
... KILKENNY O&TITLI yoUNU ME An SOMIETV. Ia On Sunday bat a ?? n of the above society wee ield In their ;4ruol, WI~LOthabv W. lIN Prieiden', IM. 'the emirr Ona, rtri, Mr. SteO tia djent of 0i0 )eet no, fe l rlu1n0D- Tlbat re ia timolfoi teo tbounnel orleetlon aod.u.p ,bid now arrived, ite We tie duty ot thae who held offloe during tbe aeet year to review thie 'h4en ?? wbhic bad taken place lie ?? ...