... 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 ...

... ter Z. at Ss. Jas, Chards, Road, John M.A. W. Fenton, Coventry, to Eleanor Kilian. of better* 6/114111141N 7 T/JILICES-r-Deoember 26. at St. Anne's Alexander of scsflad. to Mary Rlisabetb (Lisa. mamba davehtim of John Walker. OIDDES-liIILL-Derenntser ...

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... t Monday, at Curran's Hotel. BANBRIDGE -Secono l Monday, at the Down- shire Arms. LAR E:-FirAst Weednesday, at I9) Main Street. LURGAN-First Thursda~y, at the B3rownlow Arms Hotel. DUNGAN.NION-Second Thursdsy, at Mr.-Mon. ta-gae's Cosmercial Ilotel. ...

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... Gatrikin, J.P.; Robert Arm- strong, Thomas Shaw, J.P.; David Corbett, Jas. Adams, Robert Carswell, R. WV. Corry, Samuel KTatley, JIames .Jenkiins, Thomas MICann, Wm. M'Camrnond, Wim. Inasterson, Samuel A. John- ston, Williatm S. Carlile, John Arnott Taylor, Robert ...

... restoration of Grattan's Parllasaent, shat their eyes to the toot that It was exclusively a Protestant Parliament. the present Irish National* tsta wish to restore a Protestant Parliament on College Green ? Of course they do not. Then It Is not Grattan’s Parliament ...

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... R.M. (who has been tiansferred from Boyle, County Roscommon, to Portadown); Mr. John Johnston, J.P.; Mr. George Greer. J.P.; Dr. Adamson, J.P.; and Dr. Mageunis, J.P. John Newell, of Corcreaney, was prosecuted for having, by violence and threats of violence ...

... their moat rancorous addressee encourage the notion that an appeal arms would do the least good. Mr. went far could when said recently at Cork that, after by constitutional means Grattan’* Parliament had been restored, might be Impossible to fix limits ...