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... P; Charles Sedley, Richard M3Donogh, Francis Higgins, and William A Woods, J P ; Councillors' Robert Hunter. J PF; John Connolly, John Walsh, J P; 'W R Fenton, Thomas H Williams, J P; Owen Dolan, James W Sedley, William Connolly, Robert Cravwford, J ...
... LORD lMkYOR'S DAY IN DUBLIN. DUULN, TutasDAS.-To-day Aldermana John O'Connor, Nationalist, WItS inaugurated to tl3e positiou of Lord Mayor of Dublin, in saccession to Alderman Meagher, Nationalist. The Conserva- tive memabers of the Couucil did not take ...
... Hebe, of ed a Cork, rendered assistance ; smack Three Sisters of Car. five digan, 3 schooner Annie, of Wick, assisted to save arm vessel and crew, 5; schooner Alexander, of Beaumaris, i old 4; barge Jessie, of Rochester, savel vessel ; steamer ress Emily ...
... neat dramatic effort. The Grand 'Mogul' at the' Comdey has not been a success despite the attrac- tion offeled by Miss St John figuring as a snake charmer. It is to be withdrawn in a week or so, -when that lady goes to the Empire Theatre in Leicester-square ...
... NOTIbCZ.Commenoinp on Monday next, the 12th inst., the postal distriot of Burley 1 .between the Viardoct, Kirkstall-rorid, Cardigan-lane, and Church Fieada, cvili be included in the town delivery, instead of Burley, and correspoadence for within tse )district ...
... believe, from Carnar- vonshire. Addresses at this meeting were given by Principal Edwards, Aberystivith College ; the Rev. I John Evans, Eglwysbachi; Misc Davies, one of the 'ITelsh female evangelists; and Mr David Thomas, the Welsh inissionary in the North ...
... statesman possessing the influence and the spirit d of Grattan, would bo the probable-nay, the certain- g result of the re-establishment of a separate Loegisla- ICA )t tore in Dublin. Even nith Grattan, the experiment wn of 1782 did not av'ert, if it did ...
... ~~FtOOTBALL. ITo-day (Saturday) the Rugby te~ams of Cheshire and ,Northumberland meat at their half-way house, the St. John's Ground, Cardigan Fields, Leafs. Both fifteens are very strOng, and as fast and intercstieg game is sure to be witnessed. Additional ...
... clearly show it ?? tire customa Of oar the Jewish Chrurch ; and it was never condemned hd( by our Lord, as far its wea kro'w.-1 arm, &C., 'he Ynispeniwlwc. HENRY N. MiERS. no -aTO THE EDITOR Or THE wMTrER ZrAIr. BIRa -I conclude the incumbento t ays irv ...
... under the Franchise Bill would become more .1powerful. They would not be satisfied with less than d( ain the restitution of Grattan's Parliament, but there was Use no fixing a limit to the march of a nation. To show QStheir appreciation of this sentiment ...
... Moore, ir and otlhers. ie lNrchsr.-!ilr. E. 13. RTeece, coroner, hecld -in inquest. at the Infirmary on Friday on the body ot John Vetlherell, a labourer employed at the dock now in course of construction by Messrs ?? and Co. Deceased wasseverelyinjured ...
... farmers were concerned, they did not take any concern with other meetings. (Applause.) Mr Sinclair, Tuflochrgorum, moved, and MIr John C Smith, Curr, seconded, the adoption of the resolutions s .in toto as agreed to. at the previous day's meeting. I The Chairman ...