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... I Tax HICORiCAL RwcORD OP TrIM 27TH ISxIa- srIIoG RBzonxrT, from the Periodof its Insti. tution as a Volunteer Corps till the Present Time. With an appendix, &IC. By W. Copeland Trimble Wm. ClOWes & Sons, London; W. Trimble, E nniskillen.- Ta title of this work indicates its object, a com- mendable one on the part of a young Enniskillener, who seems to have thrown his whole heart into the ...

... 1 I BELFAST EXHIBITOPtS. WE are glad to find that Belfast manbfaturers will be largely represented at the forthcoming Centen- nial Exhibition in Philadelphia, and from an in. spection of some of the products which are to be forwarded, we believe we are justified in saying that they will not only naintaih the reputation which the Northern Athens has already acquired for the skill, energy, and ...

... LISBURN HYACINTH AND SPRING I FLOWVER SOCIETY'S SHOW. [FP.031 OUR REPORTX&2 LisBauaN, WEDNS-SDAY. SomE short time ago it was felt by a number of re- sidents in the neighbourhool of Lisburn that an exhibition of ?? flowers, held in the earlier patt of the year, wo-ould not only receive the suppn t. p.tvot.ace, ant eneot.rage.nent of the p ?? gene. r.Al, but that :t would tend to increase their ...

... -MUSICAL PEP FORMCES ON SA Ay A 1 Q u it -. T Y. ON Saturday afternoon, a pianoforte recital was given in the Imeter Minor Hall by Herr Heinrich Leipold, of Munich, a late pupil of Dr. Hans Von Billow. We are happy to say that the recital was very well attended, for we have seldom, if ever, been present at a performance evincing such talent adivas displaye d by Herr Leipold. Like his great ...

... Tim LArw AND PRACICE O TBE COURT OF BAYS. RuntCY I IRELAND. Second edition. By W. H. Kisbey, Esa., M.A., T.C.D. Dublin: E. Ponsonby, 116, Grafton Street. 500 pages. IT is but three years since the Bankruptcy (Ire- land) Act, 1872, came into operation, and, having regard to that fact, it would probably be sufficient to say in praise of this work that it hs already reached a second edition. But ...

... Itl Lord Weymouth arrived in Dublin on Sunday a from England. - Lord Oralinore arrived in Dublin on Sunday from g London. Mr. Herbert, M.P., has arrived in Dublin from e London. Ion T. Hamilton, REq., M.P., arrived in Dublin on Suday from London. Maurice Brooks, Esq., MP., arrived in Dublin on Sunday froni England. ?? Sherlock, LP., has arived in Dublin from England. Very Rev. Dean Macdonnell ...

... TuE success of the monthly fairs commenced in Lisburn some time ago has continued to increase from the first day of their opening. A vast extent of cattle-producing country centres in that town, and for years past the utmost attention has been paid to the principle of improved breeds, and this alike by landlords and tenants. The result has been that at present there may be seen at the monthly ...

... LITERARY lNOTICES. liE F'CCLi.sK.ivICAL HISTORY (I fXEILAND. It IVi T IF' A i.'i l'I i1'11i0 Tr roI T i-t:. TiMqs. B WV. 1). K LL..eN, DD).,l'rmi, ut ti A ke:nbv's I a' go, 13' ic.SL, ane f'riss r '0 rce : ci.l 1is;-Y ` v-3a. Yailrs. L.i~tu:tson, LAast~ o j \WV have not been able hitherto. from various causes, to call public attention to tfis great work in the manner it deserves; and even now ...

... F AIRS. COnoSGAs APRIL FAIR.-At this fair, held on Wednesday, there was a large show of cattle in all departments. With the exception of milch cattle, for which there was an active demand, business was dull, but prices remained firm. First quality beef sold at from 75s to 80s; second do. drew from 60s to 70s; and third rate quality changed hands at from S0s to S0s per cwt. Springers sold at ...

... THM NORTH OFP IELAND INTERNATIONAL -O -830 OC1;Y . - , Gun readers wilee by -W, advertisetnent in ourA ! 'riaegwil Ie di th fiest I wl} columns that, order to secure one of as finest places for the ezhibitior i town, the committee have wisely arranged to change the date of holding I this year' show froM the 82nd ad 23rd JUe, a previously .annotoead in oar olonlsto -the 2ard, . 24th and 26th ...

... A POPUIAR TREATISE ON THE EyE. By Mr. B. J. Sandheim, Great Victoria Street, Belfast. Ti In this brochure, containing about a dozen pages, th Mr. Sandheim, scientific and practical optician, has C4 supplied much valuable information in relation to PI vision and its artificial aids, spectacles, the history be of which he has traced from the thirteenth century. te The little treatise is well ...