... before the Re- corder of Dublin. The action was broughbt by Peter KIavanagh, dwescribed as a commission itagent, ag alost John James, described as a a 'gentleman, for £211 damages for assault and : battory. The defendat maden.an affidavit starting that ...

... challge s inu the methou of o administering the internal affairs of that country, s SIR JOHN KENNAWV.AY ON THE PARNELL, bv COMMISSI(N. . EXnTrR, FInDAY.-Sir John IKeunaway, Ml, d speaking at Exeter to-day, remarked that there had n been a good deal of ...

... Prince of Wales and the Hereditary Prince ¼ of Hohenlohe-Laugenbmrg honoured Sir Gustavus 8 Hume and Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms with their company at dinner at their mess in St. James's Palace yesterday evening. t By command of the Quecn, a Levcr was ...

... urney will eniable one. to inspect I) ~itever ieiterestittg rulins of Grcyabbey, the piouis 0 foentituation el' the- wifo ctf John de Courci, the b 2xegs.ortnan Lord of LUlster, who dwelt in the n1 lairte for many years. fIte. abbey wattdestroyed in g lit ...