... and Sir John R; Wolseley, 'Toht 82 Oi.t0'i iof the above titles those of Ball, Chatterton, Hol- burne;rGlynnq,-' Oglander-g-and'Webb -have-become extinct. From the roll of the British kmngha' ie the follow-t ing names disappear :-Sir John Beisofi, Sir ...

... «> reeled t* lab. pari la Ibr pioccadlDn i Mr. A M. BUI.LIT AH, M.P. Mr. W. P. LA T C. Mr. JOHN H. WIOMaM, Mr A J. NICULLS, LL.S. Mr. R BROWN. Mr. T. W. RUSSELL, And ban. Chair la be lehaa at P.lghl o'Ooek. ADHIaSUN PHLB. Praot ...

... of Belfast. d GALLACHER-At St. John's Catholictuiurah, hy the Very Rev fran .'hiabolm, assisted hb- .St Jeoopi.,,Ug ?? ce~uzs 'atr~ck -PREPAID SEMEt TTS.1 T°O HOIBRS OF WHS EY-Wanted, 500 Quetr. . 300 Ho eshnads of John.Jamesons and Bogs malco I Whiskey ...

... William St. John, a new Trus- tee under deed dated 15th December, 1873, in room of tela Crofton, doccased, in conjunction with the other Owners. And in the lilatter of the Estate of Marie St. John and Robert St. John, and of the said Robert St. John, a Trus- ...

... recent dreadful railway acci dent was resumed yesterday, before Mr. Brunner, when the principal witnesses examined were Mr. John Thompson, locomotive foreman, and Mr. Dodaun, a District Inspector of Permanent Way. There was reality bat little additional ...

... mulling machine,.. Singer's ?? machine, snitabi fortailsaing- Two cbests of tea, two 201b boxes of do, About 20 gallons of John Jameson's six-year-old whiskey, One quaete' cask qf brandy, - 60 dozen of port, sherrw, and claret wines; Suit of walnut fnrniture ...

... it is plain that they are wasting their time, and beating the air. If the Irish members sre really patriotic, they will take John Mitchel's advice and retire from assembly where they are powerless, and where they occupy position which is rather despicable ...

... never defrayed the expense keeping it—How the »lac_ Carties the divell,” and Hanmer s account of the rise the Desmonds - Sir John Davids account how the English lords lived-The King s shonlls were no means as honest they might havo been —The English King ...

... to-day, the >Msyos, N'icholas Leih, Esq., presiding. There were ?? G:earge Knagge, Councillors Wil-- liam Whitworth, ?? John Downes, John Mangan, Thomas Brady, James Curtis, James M'Geown, F. ?? Reilly, Michael Cullesn and Richard Moore. The Town Clerk read ...

... with bad enactments, supported by authority alone. In short, it helps the British Government to do that which John S. Mill and Lord Russell both strongly denounced astyranny—to rule a country against the wishes of the majority of its people. There is ...

... Stanhope-street, gratefullysakiow. lodgo tire foilowing donations in aid of the Instittion:- Ma.sro M'SMiney and Co.g(Lwinod) $6; John Me ?? ac, Es- . 7 D01ier-streat, £2; rsnd Micere. Eeydlon, S'rth ilhmg.strcet, £>; iand beg. those tind benefactors to accept ...

... r, do : Mn John Day, •Kilmore, do; Air I John Nolan, Bauypogley, do; Airs Euuis, do; Air R Murphy, Mumnirtowu, ; Air Thomas Cahill; Bridgetown, do; John Browne, j do, do ; Mrs Mary Scallon, Drumcormick, ; Air N Carriok-on-Banow, ; iMr John Breen, do ; ...