... Countess of Darnley, whose Periodos illnran is reported, mows of the Pelham., of and in the grand-daughter of thr sixth Earl of Cardigan. The widow, 1n76. of tr.vigil Earl of Drnky. she a. the mother of the late, and of the pen et, earl. Iler granddaughter ...

... Reade, ('.M.S., Colonel Sir Johnstone Wallace, Colonel Sir Thomas Oliver. Colonel Joseph Reed, Mr. George Renwick, M.P., Mr. Grattan Doyle. 11. P., - Major Harry Barnes, Nt.P., Sir George Lunn, and Mr. ,1. F. Shillaker. Superintendent. Inspector, Ministry ...

... Joseph Hayden. John Patrick Nugent. Sir Walter R. Hazleton, Richard O'Brien, Kendal (Tipp. Mid.) Henry. Charles S O'Connor, T. P. (Liverpool) Higham. John Sharp O'Grady, J. Hodge, John 0' Kelly, James Boylan, Michael O'Malley, William Hope, John D. (Fife. ...

... , Lord John Ruin,ll, Dresden, 4s. 43d.; Mro. Jones, Rod to Inn. Hresdnu. 6.. 1134 ; Mr. Walker. liorpeth Arno. Dresden, 41 , ; Mr. Ford. Furness Ronal. Dresden. LI 4s. 24 ; Ile. Morris, Dresden Inn, Dresden. M. 33d ; 'lr. Martin, Normarot Arm., Dresden ...

... hundreds of useful presents. For ladies— Gloves, scarvee, dressing gowns, cardigans, jumpers, silk sets, simpers. For men— Scarves, handkerchiefs, ties, trousers presses, pullovers, cardigans, umbrellas, socks. For children —Frocks, matinee coats, breechotto ...

... the unselfishness of scribed, and endowed with many pleasing the 0 ioneers, who laid broad and deep the qualities. The long arm of coincidence plays foundations upon which we build. The Cone prominent part in her history, until her ference is of one mind ...

... present for an boar on end, and whose dierouren. es fine aw Mr. EfoLend'e last year. emit us home much edited. The Rey. John a of the engineer. and principal of Mame. University. premised another sermon before the q ueen. in 1857. Religion in Common ...

... October; short drive from hotel; daily mails vin Oban, Ma'leis, and Inverness.—D. MACIADYEN. FISHING! Fishing ! Fishing !—BUTLER ARMS HOTEL, aterril!e, ca. Kerry.—Good SALMON and TROUT FISHING FREE; preserved waters; also new fishing. bathing, boating, golfing ...

... Bunaneritish, Knockanillauu Airs. M'Gowan. Grattan St., Sligo. Ballina. (Confined to C'onnaught). Best Wool Down Quilt —1, .Mrs. Home-made Fruit Cake (not Judges—Miss MacNulty, Boyle; Miss M'Gowan, Grattan St., Sligo; 2, Airs. '• Mrs. B. Hall; 2. Aliss ...

... Ist, aged N ears, habella, dearly heicood wife of John Milan. internent All Sainte Cemetery, Wedmomith: lift 9 p.m. All Mande kindly invited 16LACM.-11adm Ekren. Tantotne 4th lost— aged 95. Margaret Arm, beloved daughter of Heerr and Ann Black. Intermit ...

... Friday _._ Feb. b -U.15 WILLS SUBSCRIPTION AT 11. Thursday Erb. 4 Friday Monday Thnraday_ Feb. 11 Friday . 12 .. Mtb Arms, Cheddar WEATON-SUPER4A RE- AT 11. Thursday Feb 4 -. Chid. Saturday Feb. 6 TILE BISHOP OF.BRISTOL'S LETTER. Hishsp Rroaen ...

... Perubike (Postman), the Chums (bran tub), S.M. SayAl (entertainment,). League locals and members (refrt•shmeak ,, Mr. H. Grattan )hon. treasurer', 15, Cumberland-road, Acton, will be , •11d receive donations towards redwing the total liabilities of the ...