... meetin was con- IcaC vened by a circular issued * ?? Lord Cro Boc occupied the chair. to I 'W TFers- weremoaso, S 1 whe H. Grattan Bellow, Bsrt, Colonel 1aly, CaptaiP ovel 3lsketey, hr top 4 P Perase, D. L, 3ftei -of the ses Hoqude; 4ndm- otpnya eon Fiwn*c ...

... M'Donnell, Id D; Fred ho Gallaber, John Pleming, the Very Rev William For- re tune, John Doyle, T C; John M'Sheehy, C C Fitzgerald, J P; Rev Cornelius Conway. J Reilly, P J O'Connor, W, LmnibertMoyerParg M ivonnell,M D; John KellyTC; he Nicholas Lyncb 3Iichael'Co ...

... chair, the following gentlemen ' were duly initiated into the society as lion. mom-( hors :-Mdesrs. Thomas Mas&,rs, Laughiand, John ( M'Aliistor, R1. 'Vain, ?? Ri. Harvey, 3. Gerhold, T Thomas Layshon, C. Anetee, R. S. Roper, Edward Cross, R. E. Bowvring ...

... Lance-corporal Alndrew M'Ategart (aged 19), Privates John James X'Gonigal (aged 19), John Kselly (aged 20). t Frederick Axe (aged920), and three soldiers o6 tire 27th regimengt namued Jamnes Morrowr (aged 23), John Sherry c (aged 23H, and Thowas ?? (aged 20). ...

... any longer, stood ip at last, and hobbling out, exclaimed, Look here, Preacher, you can put him in my pew; for I'm off. John Bright is becoming as tiresome as the preacher, eternally recounting the benefactions con- ferred upon the nation by himself ...

... Thomas 3ee Nitlson, Mr John Brotherton, Mr W. J. Watson, ?? 3 r gJ.F. Crag~s, J.P., Mr John O. Stephenson sal I (Nnrton), M~r John Page, J.P. ('borpe), ?? J. W. thf 'age, Dr F. W~illiams, Mr Wn. Jones, ?? F. L. iie .Do-ire, Mr John Barritt, Mr James aylor ...

... been already reported, a party of eight men of the 80th Regiment, fully armed, patrol the streets of the town every night for the past fort- night. They arrested a young man named John Moriarty in Rock-street on a charge of having at- tempted to steal one ...

... found. - CAE:RPI{LLY. , nesr AuorT.-The half'yaarly rent audit of Lord Windsor's estate in this districvt was held at the ?? Arms on Thursday, when Mr-. Forrest, the P estate agent, attended. At the conclusion of the .business the tenants Sat down to a ...

... P; ft Rev Paul Heaney, P P, Kilteely; Rev John M. M'Grath, C C, do; Rev Michael Ryan, P P, Tem- y plebredin; Rev Patrick Sullivan,. C C, do; Rev es Patrick Ryan, P P, Galmally; Rev H Power, P Ps se wmly; Rev John Shelly, C C, do; Charles E Ryan, Mdll D ...

... this country. 'jIoe result of it was that we carried our arms into Afghanistan in order to support India, bring. ing desolation and death amongst an innocent peop e, bringing no glory to our arms, no advantage a lto our country, bringing to certain death ...

... David Evans, Ffrwydd Glaeh Colonel Wm. Jones-Thomas (Llan Thomas), Mr J. Lewis, Aberdare; Mr Henry do Winton, Tynycarau Mr .John Hodgkiss, Colonel H. H. Stevenson, Mr D. Jeffrys-Powell, Mr Rees Williams, Aberyska Captain J. D. Dickenson, Mr Hugh Powell- ...

... country. Lord Granville has telegraphed to Lord Dufferin denying the report that Gambetta had proposed and England had agreed to armed intervention in Egypt. The London Mansion House Fund in aid of suffering Jews in Russia amounted on Friday night to £t2,000 ...