... Trinity College ?? Ingram, ?? Dr..Shaw, F.T.C.D, Professor Gal- braith, Dr. Grahtan (the senior menber of the Grattan family), Lady Laura Grattan, Sir Henrq Bollew-GrattaLi, BDAt., the Lord, Mayor, ;o. The chairwas tzekqsi by w the Eight Hon, Viscount Gort ...

... caused considerable excitement. CORK, SUNDAY Nicar. Three arrests have been made in Mallow in ceetiei. with the robbery of arms. Throe young men liinging to Cork were this morning arrested near Blaney, on the road from Cork to Mallow. The number of rifles ...

... unveiling of the statue of Henry Grattan on College Green. An enormous procession of the trades of the city, with bands and banners, passed through the streets, and amongrt the speakers at the cere- mouy were Sir H. B. Grattan, Mr. Maurice Brooks, M.P., Mr ...

... of a holiday. character. Foley's model for the statue of Grattan, vhioh is to be placed in Collage-green, arrived In Dublin this morning, and is now at the Mansion-house. It represents I Grattan in the act of delivering one of hisi speeches Mr. I Foley ...

... newly-elected member for Keiry, whose dlbut in public life this might be regarded. There were Mr. John Martin, M.P. (received with cries of II Honest John Martin I), Mr. P. Smyth, M.P., Mr. A. M. Sullivan, Father O'Malley, Sir Wm. Wilde, and others; Mr ...

... roan, calved Auguet 24th, 1874 by Dth Duke of Gonova. The highest price for the ?? was 120 guineas, paid by Mir. Thomas, Cardigan, for Earl of Loicoster 4th, roan; calved March 20th, 1874, by 5th Duke of Geneva; and the lowest, 46 guineas, for Earl of ...

... was mortally wounded, the other severely hurt in the arm. The perpetrators of this deedhave as usual escaped, At the nomination for the County of Iongford to-day aptain Grevitle-NuDeot and Mr. John Martin were pro- nposed. The sow of hands Was ik favour ...

... were drowned. Mr. John Storr narrowly escaped drowning in rescuing a farmor's son named Southmark, The boys who were drownuad were named Nollie, Spanton, and Thomas. Mr. William Carter, coroner, has held an inquiry at the Maismoro Arms Tavern, Peckham-park-rwad ...

... M.A.-Wili A Auus 'Vale Basghawe,' ld John Harney, Richard Arthsr -Kennaway, end Charles ward Led- werd, Trinity College James Robert Bennett, Arthur John P'inea, Josepl White HoRme. sd James Simpson Salman. St. John's; Thomas quppi Hall, St. Peter',; T'oms ...

... a cnt' like d. oa domestic legislature. In one of thepeies, 0 which he delivered in ?? of Xqnimop5)in >, ' support of Lord John Russell's Reform Bill .h& D referred to the Union as a' measure the- profes' o^ bject of which was to give-gb goveod. ii6'to' ...

... CRYSTAL PLLACE, To-Moutmw (Tuesdayk at 8, OLD CURIObIY SHOP (Nell. ?? S.Emery, Davia Isher, John Clarke and H. B. Tees dale; Mieses Carotine H~oMEmily Vining, kyra Holme, Edith Bruco, and Maria Daly. THIATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN, PROMENADE CONCERTS. ...

... Dixos. CaptainVIVIAN said that Lord Cardigan, on return- ing ?? the Crimea, had entirely to remount his cavalry, and in twelve monuths the regiment was in a perfect state of discipline. N. i.NOEL had heard Lord Cardigan say that three lcs was the least time ...