... branch which settled as Cloches Castle, was, more than once, united by marriage with the noble house of D'lturgh. This castle appears to have been generally held for the Irish, daring the civil of the 17th ceetury, and there seems to have been mare than ...

... preference for any regime such, and to try, the Catholic prelate* the different American Republics, bo on good torma with civil power. AHn.iing to Sir H. D. Wolff’s mission, Paris telegram says it is rumoured In that city that the Rusman Ambassador C ...

... dissatisfaction, we might even say the disaffection, of the Army and Navy. To wound the common pride of the profession is to unite all the divergent antipathies in one common feud against the Monarchy. For, un- luckily, King Alfonso has to bear the brunt ...

... breeds of cattle, horses, and sheep;, and the names farmers as M'Combie. Cruickshank, anil Miclue are known all over the civilized world; whilst our own county, Mr Pnrves has on more than one occasion StoirthTt of in tho southern markets. I have also heard ...

... breeds of cattle, horses, sheep ; and the names of such farmers M'Combie, Cruickshank, and Michie are known all over the civilized world ; whilst in our own county, Mr Purees has on inure than one roma-don taken prizes at anithern shows --(applause; —and ...

... —By recast Iteeolutioa of the Dierrtws, (Naives are now payable oa proof of death and title. Tie Co /tamest most liberals' resettle-Bov reader Velem, Loom ea the Society's Pellets', of Fre. Fully Pald•up nest of Lapsed Polities, Worli•Wide Ram or f 25 per ...