... DEATH OF THE REV. T. M'CORMICK, P.P. Itis with deep and very sincere regret that we announce the death of the good priest whose name we have given above, the Rev. Thomas M'Cormick, the respected and estimable pastor of the Donny- brook parish. The announcement will be a source of surprise as well as of sorrow to many who will read these lines and who knew up to how reeenE a period he bad been ...

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... BIRTHS, MARAGES, AZVD DEA THS. 1 UTCH Anournceiaents must be fully authenticated and accompanied by a remittance of 2s.6d. for words or less, and ea. for each additional 9 words, rtbout which toey can in no cae be Inserted - RTBS. BLMES-Ang. 21, at Robertson-street. Greenock, the wife of Dr.-. By. Eimes, R.N., H.M.S. Hercules; ot a-daughter. LOWE- Sept. 1, at Kiltegan, county Wicklow, the wile ...

... &IR1TdS, MARRMAGE, AZND DEATHS, S UCH Announcements mut be fully autbenticated S and accompanied by a remittance of Ba.6d for' M5 words or les, and Ce. for each additional 9 words, . without which they can in no cue be inserted.I _ I BIRTHS. BAILEY-Oct. 17, at 83 Holland-road, Kensington, London the ife of Alfred Bailey, Esq., of a son. CURTIN-Act. 16, at 49 Percy-place. the wife of John ...

... BIRT,, MA9SRRIA G. , .130 19, 1r7T 033e2ncenen:a m~ust be fally ' . a'ed ad 5 accompwnied by a retu:ttaz e - .ts. Gld. for 0terd or lest and 6d. for each a iti-lal Sw words, outwrhicb theby can in no case be inlcr-:d. BIRTHS. FGARD1E-JulY 319. at Baveno. ago lag. & t~he Coantess de Bellegsrde, de St. Lary (ne5 ,Wetkef Smith), of a aton. ZrCtSEYrJUly -21, at ,. Lower Pen;brke-street. Dub- i Sb ...

... r ,XXA Q^ A 21D DA1'jrg must be fully a :5 2Aeanled by a rmittftuee ot 2s. td ?? > ?? f ~ d or each aditional 9 Wort _ ?? lunocasebeinserted. ~~ BIRfrJ. i iy.Dec 1- at BelsiZe-ParSk-grdens, South Ramp. Rebd-}, on the wife of Samuel Octavus Gray of d;u~t p- ;5*. ?? Albert Grey, Dorchester House, Gi E CIondon, o! a son. yvPs.O;_Mr, iS. at Thonastown, the wife of _ Id johnnton of a daughter. pc. ...

... BIRBTHS, MARRIAGES-,AND DEATHS. AnUnoncemennt; must be fully authentf. c cted sad accompanied by a remittance of S&a 6d. for 45 words or leas, and od. for each dddional 94 words, without which they can in no case be inserted. BIBTHS. ?flCAY - Feb. 25. at 5 Compton-ternce , Brighton, thewife of T. Doncan. Esq., o a daughter. flNCB-Feb. 28. at Canterbury, the wife of Major .v. J. Fincb. Royal ...

... BIR BTS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. QUCR Announcements must be fully authenticated SUCH and accomp nied by a remi'fance of Ps. 6t. ior 45 words or less, and td. for each ad ilitilual 9 ioidst without which Itey can in no case be imserted. BIRTHS. DAWSON-On Holy Thursdac, at St. 'Michael's, Dal. key, the wife of Ch:irles Dawson, T-C., of a son. O'NLiLL-Aprii S, at 43 ihathgar-road, the lie of ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. ADAM S. FINDLATEB.s The remains of the late Mr. Adam Seaton Find- later were conveyed yesterday morning from his residence, The Slopeas, Monkstown, for interment at Mount Jerome Cemetery. The high respect and esteem which the deceased had earned during life was fally testified by this large concourse of persoiR4 who were present at the funeral The procession extended ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. EUGENE CTLLEX, O.C.C. An aged and venerable member of the Carme- lite Order has just passed away. On yesterday, at the Carmelite Friary, Auugier-street, Father Eu- gene Cullen succumbed after a few days' illness. So late as Sunday last he was able to celebrate Holy Mass, though with difflculty, but since noon on that day it was evident that a long and useful career was about ...

... THE LATE MIL BU~TT. ?? - The ptivate funeral cortege will leave the redl. dense of the late Isaae Butt, Q.C., M.P., in North Great Geoiges-street, at half-past eight o'clock this morning for the Great Northern ltailsray Ter- minus in Amiens-street, Thence by the ordinary nine o'elock train the remains will be conveyed to Strabane, arriving there about three o'clock in the afternoon. A special ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. JOHN FINN, THURLES. (FROX OUR CORRESPONDENT,) Tiurles, Tuesday. At eleven o'clock this morning an office and High Mass for the repose of the soul of the late Mr. John Finn were cel 'brated in the cathedral, at which his Grace the Most Rev Dr Croke pre- sided. Shortly after the High Mac the remains of this much lamented gentleman were conveyed from his residence to the family ...