... 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 ...

... prevent buxom wenches, such as the heroine of our engraving, from wasting their time in contemplating their own comeliness. JOHN KNOX PREACHING BEFORE THE LORDS OF THE CONGREGATION Three hundred years will have elapsed on the 24th of this month since the ...

... follows:- 2, Wilson's-t 'rrace, Cardigan-road, N. Bow, Londos, NoMv. i; 1868. To Mrs. Elsmdre.-Dear ?? you please meet the parties connected with the Jennings and Quin- ton estates on Thursday, at the King's Arms, Pershore- street, Birmingham. at ...

... 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 ...

... the Master of Pembroke, presiding. the uniidementioned degrees were conferred:-M.A.- John Herbert Scott, St. John's College; .Henry Albeit Fenton, Clare; Fredk. John Norman, Gonville and Caius; Thomas Edward Hankinson Cox, Corpus Christi; William Henry ...

... Indus to Kurrachee. Enfield rifles have just been issued to ten more native regiments; this leaves only six regiments still armed with the old weapon. THE EUPHRATES VALLEY RAILWAY. The report of the Select Committee appointed to examine and report upon ...

... evening Lieutenant Woodland, of the Royal Artillery, will deliver a lecture in the drill-shed on the subject of ammunition for Arm- strong and other big guns. DEATH OF THE DUKE OF LEEDS. The Duke of Leeds died this morning at his country seat, Gogm agog Hills ...

... accons- pliloted Carolins Parktes. The piece is liberally supplied with songs and dances, and in. the fun of' ties Opening Mr. John Clarke will assist in the character of the indispensable policeman. Mr Ellis has arranged the music ; Mr J. Cermack apecisalty ...

... Loredan, Mervi, te..; M to write erais, asptoilotinlotaliVaenp, t&es . .t. _ e&IE1W TERATRELO, S'rIAND. Lessee and Maaer, 3fr John H~ollingehead. Tnl0 naO, at 7 VIGININ MUMMY.-.At 8§ NI(; AND MORNNGI. p. BOjUcinaltC AMiss Indla MOi.-At COilLeEN BAWon Mr ...

... s dames Nrguellbhodes,Ruwedll,l'ower. FRENCHI PLAYS.-ST. JAMfESl'3 THEATRE. FEntrepreneur, Ml.Raphael lFe~llx-Lessee, Mlrs. John Woofi. Tllle EVrEYNO, at5, DALILA. M. lirindean, Parade, Abel, Soipion, Dehroy,&e.; Mlesdames Faergneli,Leurfnce (fererel, ...

... papier machi. On the mast, about 12 feet high, there were a shield, crown, Royal urns, City of London arms, Prince of Wales's arms, and Prncess of Wales's arms. Then followed the shields, crowns, &o., of the Kings and Queens of England from Am. 872 (King Alfred ...