... VICEREGAL COI'RT. The Earl Dunraveu, P, lias ioft the Cwtlo. The of Ormonde. K ; Captain and Lady «ti Wilson ami Mr. have arrived a visit their Excellencies the Lord Lieu- j and Countess Ciio»an. Their Excellencies hunvureil the Lord Chancellor ami Ashbourne their presence at ball square la*t evening. The guests stajnig at the Caallo accompanied their Excellences. 'he Hon Murrough O'Brieu and ...

... fallow ng ngs h >ve held COMSirTII. Mr C Town-bend, J P, the chair. A S prusent—Mes»rsS Ussherßoberts,Oß, and .lobn Several applications from English railway and shipping companies for perinan. the society's pivinises ere considered. The Agricultural Superintendent «a ...

... who died »ud his residence, Richmond place, twvrty past two o'clock on the morning of the 2nd inst. It appeared that the deceased retired to rest the previous night in good health; fchortly after two o'clock observed by his snor tit heavily; aasis'- bum mm, but poor man died almost immediately »fterwards. I.onia R ibitisou, who made the post nortrm rtepo«eii that death from heart di*-'««e ...

... CORPORATE OFFICIAL THE DOCK. ADDITIONAL charges preferred Yesterday the Southern Police Court before Mr Swifts, James Stevenson, who had been • ovorieer in the Cl-ansir.g Department the j. Corporation, whs brought remand. in custody of Detective-officer Larkin, with obtain money, the property of the Cer; poratiou, by false pretonc>'s. Rico prosecuted on behalf of the Cor! p-n-ation E A Ennis ...

... A meeting of the Kingstown luanch of this was held the Town Hall, Kingstown, Wednesday, Thomas Brown, 1' 0, presiding Amongst those pr sent were —M»ssrs .1 T C; P P Hynes, TC; Smith. TC; Kennedy, C li'cliefort. Kdward Harten, P Deyle, P J Graham, J J K«tmedy, J Connoly, Keirii-tration Officer; Jam*-. Trintaa. C ; and .lohn M' K»au, sees pro lem. Various in connection with the organisation the ...

... A 810 AKRAY OF WITNESSES. Yes lay thi V.ce-Cii&oi-ello' 'e Couit the actori ofjoynt v M»oC»be i'th«rs, which it tn htv.i -!ar d that plaint ff was to apply for eiiareg in fh'» COll Tub inpany the ftaudu • the defen ian's. A ...

... m the Nisi i'ri « Court; '*fnre Mr. .T O'Brien » common y, tl>e ...

... London, Monday. Rev J J Twist, Rector of Ca.tle Essex, is liellaved to have committed suicidef Hopton, near Lowestoft, time had depressed and this naortiicg wa ' round hanging barn. ...

... A meeting «f f'onitnitt«pJwa» held a» tfi ...

... Committee the Lords the Bishop* wiil make attempt to removo the disibil'tien imposed the Bill clergywen «f all denominations in relation to membership County Councils. There is also mid a feeling favour of removing disability prevalent among the 'lory peer?, but the Government will not eive way the subject unless they are defeated, is likely Mr. Dillon intends ask Balfour on an fiir ly day put ...

... TaE PROSECUTION OF THE WIDOW I I SAMON. TO TH MDrTOR OF .~t PBMXA~. 25th Sept. '98. DRA, SIP.-In your issue of Saturday I ob. served with horror the account of the drastic proceedings in the Westport Courthouse, and I submit that tho conolusion to be drawn are plain. Flnclosed please find the sum of L1, to be applied to the benefit of bhe orphan children of the Widow Sammon. Will you kindly ...

... iio'ict* tti® tilt D-, which 'd in our iftsu ; names ifioth rs iee, ,»lis aid KI. vitie w -iv ae identali.v oout d . ,oin li tof oai»t't« con rib.it or>. The troth- rs M '' ...