... returned to Pallas, Loughrea, County Galway, from London. The Earl of Kintore, a Lord in Waiting to the Queen, left London last night for Edinburgh. The Earl and Countess of Shannon left Park-square yesterday for Castle Martyr, County Cork. Lord and Lady De ...

... MEN MISSING. During foggy weather on Saturday morning a collision tool: ?? in Crosby Channel between the Dublin steamer Blael;rock and the Dublin coasting sziiooner Erin, loaded with gravel. The impact was so great that within a short time the schooner ...

... B. Fennel (Ouman) beatS D. W Wilson (Royal Doblim, ~ up. J. P. Auld (IRoyl Dublin) beat R Yozog (County Down), 3 tandi1 I. A. Campbell (XAlade) beat T. fickscnn (Royal Dublin), 4 s and .. H. S. Reade (Roys! Belfast) w.o., C McDaniel (Royal Fpoci rush) ...

... in Waiting on the Queen. Lord and Lady Iveagh have arrived at Thornhill Lodge, Cowes, from Dublin. Lord and Lady Barnard have left town for Raby Castle, county Durham, where Lord Ashbourne has been on a visit. Several of Lord Barnard's grouse moors in ...

... loss on contracts, and bad ?? examination was closed. ZRe Samudl Short howte, brassfounder, Tipton.-Yes- terday; at Dudley County Court, before Mr. Registrar Young, Samuel Shorthouse, Queen Street, Princes End, Tipton, was examined in bankruptcy. Mr. F ...

... buildtr. First meeting, May 31, at noon. at 174, Corporation Street, Birmingham; puhlio examination, June 16, at 2 p.m., at County Court, Birmingham:. Sidiney William Herbert Shak-eshaft, Stratford Read and Clover's Road, Birmairgham, grocer and prom-- ...

... The Clerk (Mr. F. L. Thompson) mentioned that there was some misunderstanding with regard to the last county precept. Hitherto the Warwickshire County Council had issued a half-yearly pre-ept, but the last one they had received was only for a quarter, ...

... 'The 1)lnke of Norfolk has been agfain nominated to represent the Ihome Counties on tIme Grand Council of the Primrose League. Contrary to general expectation, the Levee held at D)ublin Castle by Earl Cadogan yesterday was very Lully attended. Arrmong tile ...

... people. Her Majesty, having o- eceived an address from Kingstown Cor- )r o)ration, left for Dublin at 11.35. if The Queen's drive from Kingstown to in Dublin was a magnificent success. The mi rish welcome was splendid. Her Majesty D. (vached the city ...

... First meeting, June 27, at 11 a.1m.. at 174, Corporation Street, Birrmingham; public examination, July 25, at 2 p.m., at the County Court, Birmingham. Benjamin Harding-, High Street, Pe-shore, Worces- tershire, draper. First mteeting, June 27, at 11.45, ...

... committee was appoin~ted to carry out th~e resolution. COMPONENTS TUBE LITIGATION RESULT. Yesterday, in the Court of Appeal. Dublin, juldzgaent was given in the case of flavorer, a. Wootton, which had been mrade a test case in the numerous actions launched ...

... Worcester College, Oxford. I The Rev. John Henry MacMahon, of Leeson Park, Dublin, whose death Iis announced at the age of seventy-one, was a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin. He was Senior Moderator in Ethics and Logic in 1852, and wvas ordained the ...