... DEATH OF THE REV. ANtHONY COGAN. The many friends of the Rev. Anthony Cogan, Dean of the Seminary of NMaya, and author of the History of the Diocese of Meath, Will hear with sincere regret the unexpected demise of r this gifted clergyman. A few months ago he was Prir seized by that insidious disease, fatty degenera- T] tion of the heart, which for some time did not of d excite any serious ...

... THE LATE MR. GALVAN. Our obituiry notlels contained a day or two since the announcemnent of the death of John Galvan, iLB., ?? T.C.D, in his 57th year. In every circle in which rare ability, trae era- Cz ditlon, and uncommon excellence are honoared ; the sad news will be heard with profound regret. nn Mr. Galvan was born in Fermoy in June, 1815. ta He was educated by Mr. Edward Holland of t, ...

... DEATH OF THE VERY REV. CANON FINN, P.P. The friends of the much-esteemed Father John Finn will receive the intelligence of his death with the deepest regret. A few months since, though sixty-five years of age, he was healthy, active, hardworking, and buoyant; but diseases of the heart and liver have within that short period undermined his constitution, and sent prematurely to the grave a most ...

... BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND WARIaiwlib. Notices of Birthas. MKarriages, and Deaths .sect iS at csaesbeauteenticatedby thes gkatureof xte *enh . l1hey cannot otherwise be inserted. Charges for announcement of Marriages, P. di., d Births and Deaths, Is. l6d.; and, to insure ituertior, theaamount must in all cases be prepaid. BIRTHS. Astrico-Nov. 18, at Victoiis, British Cole ?? ,. wife of Alr, A. ...

... I .FUNERAL OF JUDGE LYNCH, _ On Saturdaythe remains of this much-lamented, amiabie, and ?? citizen and judge were re. moved for interment from his late residence, 27 Merrion-square, South. Every mark of respect that could be shown to his memory was exhibited by men in the highest station and of every sbade of political and religious belief, by men belonging to the profession which the deceased ...

... BIRTHS, DEAT:l.S, AN;3 ls hteifh. Notices of Births. Marriagea. and DOaWts moat is all cosesbe authenticatedby the sih4natureof toe 4eador, They cannot otherntse be inserted. Charges for announcemenit of garrlage3, 2Y. aL, ol Births and Deaths, is. ed.; and, to insue tnm'rdos, the amount must in aU cares be prepsid. DEATHS. Bourke-Dec. 17, at Chatsfort. Merrion Strand, Cathe- rioe,wife of ...

... BIRTHS, Di3.'ATIRS. AT) PA ktB fY P; _PR. Notices of Births, Mlarriages, and Deaths lust ia all casesbeauthenticated by the siguaturoof the Render; They cannot otherwise be inserted. Charges for ?? of Marriages, 2s. elL, oi Births and Deaths, Is. 6d., and, to insute iea.8eUoL, the amount must in all cases be prepaid. BIRTHS. L~ewena-Dec. 10, at 12 Leinster-road, the wife of F. T. Lewcn, FIge. ...

... BTHS, DEATHS, AND OIARRLbl, Not-ices of Births, M~arrisgeso, and Denti3eln t Lmas cases be authenticated by the slgna re of the sender They. cannot otherwilse he inserted. Olharges for annouancemenlt of Mfarriages, 2s, 5d., 0, Birthts anid Deaths. IsF Sd.; and, to insutre insertion, thte amounti must in all casses be prepaid. BIRTHfS. Kioran-Dec. 6, at 145 Jfmes s-street, the wvife .f Jp, ...

... BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND AR s Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths must l al cases be authenticatedby tho signature of the ,eide._ They cannot otherwise be inserted. Charge8 for announcement of Marriages, 2s.- 6d., ol Births and Deaths. Is. 6d.: and, to insure iserties, the amount must in all cases be prepaid. BIRTHS. Byrne- Dcc. 8, at 21 Grand C'anal, the wife of Alr. bTA- thew B) rne of a ...

... BIRTHS, DIIATki, AAND MARIAG&. Notices of BiJths, Marriages, toid Deaths must In all casc9 be authenticnatd by tne sisenature of the solidep, They cannot otherwisa be iuserted. Charges for announcesmen f ot Morrfages, 2a. 6d., 0 Births and Deaths, I ?? C:A. \;nd, to0 nsu515it0 rtion, the ournatmusotin '.11 ewel be srepaid. DEATHS. Brendt-Dec. 22, at No. 4'1 Taahot-street, aftler a few days' ...

... MARRIAGE OF THE CHINESE EMPEROR, A av5oX.icA nnrr~narnmflnr. Of foh. 7lsh, Vpnq, ha. aspecial corresponuens oi rue liauy p Lews nas sent home another letter communicating what he bas learned respecting the mnrriage of the Eta- peror of China, for very few people saw the carn. meny within the palace. When the bride had reached her destination in the reoesses of the palace, .the Empresses of ...

... I THE POPE.-TU1 LATE J.TF. MIGUIRE. The Cork Ezaminer of yesterday publishes the annexed translation of a letter addressed by his Holiness the Pope to the widow of John Francis Maguire:- T rus r. P. ix. by I DEAR DAUGTHTER IN CHRIET-Health and in t ihe Apostolic Blessing.-With what persevering ea constancy your illustrious husband exerted him. a self in defence of the rights of the Catholic ...