... 1.&BMIONR A D vAdw& a1 :- The ex.Emperor Napoleon's health hatso; chistlehur. anda or to indce w enas a the.W ?? cricket Sitnwd. - ' ILord Headfod3nde sut arrv in twn from nlan yeseraday..; Visconts Massarene and Fermard and I aruite arived in t rom Englina 'y , , ,e The Hon E. B eeft Ki n wnU yestselay~teBla& .: .. The-HIM K BR,Ms. And-3Wobridge and Mr. R WoAdbridge, Vermont, have arrifed at ...

... Y. OUR MO'gEB WHO ART IN HEAVEN, A FEWI CHAPTERS ON THE CATHOLIC WORsIrP OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN M&Rv. From the Italian. By the Rev. Jams W. C. MACVEAGE, C.C. ?? has accomplished an excellent translation of an .excellent little work, and contributed to our Ca- tholic literature a book that will not fail to be productive of much spiritual adAntge. It is a dbrief but most satisfactory ...

... i SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From cur Correspondent.) London, Friday Night, The fourth triennial Handel Festival commenced to-day in the Crystl Palace with whac is nominally called tke general rehearsal, but in actual fact the most popular aa enjoyable of the concerts forming the complete circle of the celebration. This is certainly the case with the great body of non-technical hearers who will flock ...

... No. II. IT gave me pleasure to find that my little coin- municatiou was received with interest and atten- tion. I do not pretend to set up as a musical dilellante, much more a musical critic. My only object, if I may, is to try and fan the somewhat languishing flame of love for Irish music. Ordinary music, which I do not disparage for a moment, can takie care of itself; but Irish music, ...

... HOW NOTRE DAME WAS SAVED FROM I ~~THE FIRE. Notre Dame seems to have had a very narrow escape, and the rumours which reached us of its having been set on lire were sot without founda. tion. It was saved by the courage and devotion I of the house surgeons of the neighbouring hospi. tat the Hotel Diem. About three o'clock on the morning of the 24th M May-about the time when a good many ...

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... Viscount and Viscountess Massareene and Ferward have left the Bilton for Antrim Castle. Lady Lisgar and suite have arrived at the Bilton. Lord and Lady Templeton and suite ar- rived in Kingstown yesterday from England. Sir C. W. Domville, Bart., the Lady Mar- garet Domville and suite have arrived at Breslin's R'.oyal Marine Hotel, tray. Colonel and Lady Lousia Magenis and suite have arrived at ...

... THE SONG OF TI1IS COURT. [ Tne fureeuman of the jary asked thc Jddge if he wou]b1 'Qejnr over Wedneeta. Sevenal Jurymin bad inapertant bugijness to teen-actoll e hat thy, ia1ti lad fonn ein ulserant eng-%gements. Lh o trd UJhiefiJLsiiS ia' id i 'orenal heb no ?? to ltin, for he d adaa 10 notes co-lected airearlv which he mutst lono: over. The Solcitoor-General s:tid, 'I i.b lieve I am thle ...

... THE QUEEN AND THE ROYAL FAMILY. Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by Prinoess Beatrice and Prince Leopold and attended by a large suite, ?? en rete tor Windsor. A thuner-storm was ragin on the Dee-side. The royal party left Ballater per special train at two o'clock, and Aberdeen was passed at half-past three. The weather at Aberdeen was tine, ;rmn arnd clear, and there was en ex- tianorinary ...

... . I ACCOUCHEMENT OF TEE COUNTESS OF PARIS. SPECIAL TELEGRAMN. (From our Correspondent.) London, Thursday. HerRoyalHighness the Countess of Paris has been safely delivered of a Princess. Confinement took place at York House, Twickenham. The Countess. and baby are going on favourably. The Most Rev. Dr. Walshe, Lord Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin, has arrived at the European Hotel. Lord Granard ...

... MtLLAGHCREW (COUNTY LOUTH) STOoWLI AND WOOL, FAIR. I -- - _ _~ ~ ., AnI.__ The above ancient fair was held on Saturday last. The supply of live stock of every descrip- tion was large, and the muster of buyers on a con. siderable scale from Belfast, Droghzda, Dundalk, Carrickmacross &a. We had a more extensive show of beef cattle than for some previous years at our June fair, and the demand for ...

... FASHION AND VARIETM. : The Queen, accompanied sby the Puiteiu Beatriee and Prince Leopold, arrived at Winasor fro Scothbd at 9 o'clockesterda morni-. byth Great ; Western Railway. A lge nmaberof the ibbitatb of 'Windsor witnessedher Majesty's arrivaL . Ihe Cazle contains an official announce- Ment of the new dignity which hasbeen conferred upon Earl de Grey and Ripon, who will-he ceforth be ...