... and the states- man's diiculty of Ireland will indeed begin. I have listened to Air. Gladstone and Mr. Disraeli, and Mr. Hardy, and Mr. lenry, all in one night, proclaiming their belief that doctrinal teaching was necessary for the youth of Englaud. ...

... Fdward Oliver Mt'CsusLand, John Mews Evetta. 17th Lancers-Thomas Mack, Augustus Edwird Bur- don. 18th Huaoar-llichard Knox. Wm Edward Poltna, ' Montagu Manio S~ade, Edw& Deedas, Newenham Smith, Thomas Hope, Benson Day Harrison, Chas Hemry Simp- son. 19th ...

... parishioners a happ,y new year, and every other bleating, I remain your faithful sarvaat, + PAUL CARD. We understand that Mr. Thomas Rios, solicitor, of fumy, has beta appointed to the •aeaat Sessional Cron l'rosecutorsbip fur the Eat Riding of Carl. Iternard ...

... it they are -own in the ordinary way ma. care we should say they are • grain or white crop., kItYPISE NOG WITH WYLATOM% Xt. Thomas Dupery, Suncreft, Carnet Camp, rukc Can I grow a good crop of potatoes on a Meek bog with artificial manure t It has pot into ...

... DROGHEDA. Mr. Thomas Slmcocks was sworn in mayor for the ensuing year, after which, pursuant to invitation, upwards of 300 persons partook of a sumptuous dejeuner la fourchette, Whitworth Hall, m consequence the alleged dilapidated state of the mayoralty ...

... Bridge, George Roe, John J. Smith, John Cormack, Roger Fogarty, Thomas Thompson, Thomas Bradshawe, Francis Kavanagh, Philip Burke, John Cooke, Wm. Molony, Samuel Shawe, Patrick Doyle, Joseph Hardy, O'Callaghan Ryan. His worship in addressing them said he was ...

... startling revelatione about the French military system prerioua to and during the late war. The Birmingham Post states that Mr. Thomas Salt, M.P., whoa short time ago offered to provide a suitable building for the Salt Library/’ and whose offer was refused ...

... country alo'me L wehich keep noany ef the native gentry at houne, and in- duce the sporadic visitations of the absentee. Ail hardy,. manly races love the companions of their toil or pleasure, a the horse and dog, aud no doubt not thue least attractive 0 ...

... •taoioklpo to* Botcosoo. oro uoett b* •wheter. two Mbolaro, rot Blue of 8M&, meet caw awiianw ! n» B& A T COLLEGE. CODMTTWICBLOW. THOMAS B. COCBTSaiPaJ, Ba-SahaUr OoM MaAaUat, T.C«D Paroata W Uaa«rt Um ArroofommU ofthla SchaeJ. which, froa attaUloa aaa. la aAatraMy ...

... Hamilton. Esq, M P The O'Conor Don. M P J J Power, Esq. M P J Verner. Esq, M P W C Domvile. Esq. J P O’Neal Segrave, Esq, J P Thomas Drury, Esq, J Eohcrt Menders, Esq. J Eichard Mauders, Esq, P Nathaniel Hone, Esq, J P John Barlow, Esq, J William Bussell ...

... arrangements. 0 The salendid Bands of the Constabulary and 49th Re'-iment will be in attendance, under the directions of Melusrs. Hardy and Lee. laster of the Ceremonies-MIr. Henry $Iarbois. F 'ancy ?? anid Co., 131 Great Bruns- viick-street. No Masiks admitted ...

... Society of St. V\incent de Paul begs to acknow- ledge with thanks the receipt of the following do. ?? Carolan, Erq., 11.; Thomas Mouck, Esq., 1,4; Michael Scally, Esq., 11. ; Ed. ward MI'Donuell, Esq., lOs. The Rev. J. Gaffney, C.C. Coolock, most grate ...