... IRELAND n ANrrntr TO'DBluEa s. Fwxn.-A respectable at farmer named JameS MTMnroe, of Cormeen, was 3g returning in his cartwith one of hi servants, after - ,t disposing of a litter of pigs in Oldcastle fair. They a neO just got outside the bndge m~arking thxe boodry t ~a lines of the counties of Meeth and Cavan, when thiey c Bdw ereebopedby eome mensvwho, addressingM'flnroe, le shdift would ...

... MAIL NEWS&- hers Bov,, TESnDAY.-The Queensland, Line steamer i ,oma, from London for Brisbane, arrived here to- use BurSoN, Tuyana.-The Canard steamship Cepha the lonia left here at six a.m. yesterday with the mails BRImDisi, TsU DAY.-The Peninsular and Oriented steamer Poonab, with the homeward India, China, WY and Anstralian mails arrived here at 7 30 am. to-day ur- The mails leftatl 30 and ...

... his CAMIBRIDGE rUNEIVMITY. de his bat At the close of the fourth day's poll at six o'clock 18 last evening the numbers were-Raikes, 3002; th e Stuart, 1245. Present majority for Baikes, 1757. [I m n- During the fourth day's polling Mr. Raikes's of oat majority has more than doubled. Among his sup- ru jed porters were Sir H. Selwin Ibbetson and Sir Lovelace elh ct. Stainer, but a vote tendered ...

... TOTz BO,- s insp ite Z F as inlser-FneNo;-%3- etright t~~ ~'ut vO el et respecting e snigoe prtii ~t *k. A 9f th~ei ,;a thei &avs, i 5.; prise to f 0, st* Ouro:gn, 5In a are- 0* Pee ~ i5rweo1 r 14 a.. k~aN ad is aetter s and sad5 FMC. that inuF co Pacd 0 e- plethed thapearqan 'Dber46 I cet. erg& o L;of t Ceao` t:pt.~t intos inV -asr e., , ~e pubui of ad harit\ew at oata t, k ft f rd J ...

... E THE I SACRE OF. T JOYCE I - ' I.: .FA yY. - -I I| -- -2B Mp2 ?? IFV`E PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY.- T- he trials of the remaining five prisonera aga charged with the murder of the J f m 'I at; 'se Mantanf vwere brought.'.t oancuinys an day. Therac-ue Joyde, Thomas Jo ai mas Casey, Marhin Jo e Mye C y n en- weoa attbeh requesf of ther co , Dir. Malley, uj put forward in the dock ln - f r. 3ffa~ey ...

... I -- Smrrxzco.-The results of the Sheffield School thi Board election were announced yesterday after- ge noon. Twentv-one candidates stood for 15 seats. ha Those elected were. six Churchmen, four Con- mi gregationaliata. ode-CR rmed 2ltO hdis one mi Primitive Methodist, ona Quaker, one Freethinker, rj and one unclassified. on BoLTON.-The result of the polling in the School CD Board contest at ...

... Liv}mPoot Yoe 0£E' INSTITCTM-ltiS Ic Worship the Mayor has received a telegram fo su the Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen stating that, LT owing to the death of his infaut daughter, he ovill not bh able to come to Liverpool to lay the ci *memorial stone of the new lecture hail in conne- t Lion with the above institute on Thursday next. The L Mayor's proposed luncheon at the Town-hall on bc that ...

... >, - roIlcY IN -rS F ft 01 - rT. war corre- t 3nW~dre5sT 'eali Club, Foley- N ?? -. ^ q sn;$n r_-,p&1 Ln ti t .De Jor' StevensonH ?? 15 DC1D Ied 5aince. On pi Ce- P. uegbesW .-a r ' 1t, . rilailton as Jt. i . ' i ao * the ,ecturer. after re - r it, thecau-e ef' ca i'iete d that the ti ?? Association ' o ee°; ti Mr. hamel tc 7, , repei':l of Liverpol g 7j-> epeett3,s;'.=3nwhose af b+ ...

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... si I- k. a- if fez aI is g 7 1- el rum a B, h PRESTON. This morning the poll will be opened, and never in the palmiest days of the old freemen who enforced their views with bricks and bludgeons, never in the time of its ancient household suffrage, was a contest ever conducted with more rancoar, more bitterness of spirit, than is displayed by the two sections of Conservatives ranged on the ...

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... LOCA-L NEW& TRE ROYAL VuSIT To LrvimOoL.-We under- stand that his Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh will arrive in ijverpool on tha 15th December, for the purpose of opening the Home for Aged Mlaripers, et Egremont;on the following day. It is expected that his Royal Highness will be the guest of his Worship the Mayor (MIr. W. lI'adcliffe) on his arrival, and it is probable that the Duchess ...