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... J.P., Chairman than District Council; John Plunkett. r.D.C.; Patrick M Donnell, 'lown Clerk. -- Daniel ( ondreu JI.C.C.; Captain Murray, T. 0.; Hugh Rev. Father O’Rourke, C.C.: Major Richards. Curracloe—Mr. John Cash. Cnrno—Mr. i-'durond Doyle. The Sec ...

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... Created a peer, Lord Mount Sandford. Edmond Stanley. Appointed Commissioner of Accounts. John Staples John Stewart. Appointed Attorney-General and created a Baronet. John Stratton. Hon. B. Stratford. Renegaded to get 27,500, his half of the compensation for ...

... middle of mart asocial at Gard= ; Coeds, Besiaire, for aoghog. The Doke and Durbin, rd Devormair• and ib.az.Emprese Roseate armed at Said .imterday the Y. amt U. steamer Mace. of Wwwaninater, who week as vi•l to the Countess OTOMS110, at the Chang Lodge ...

... be Viscount Olentworta. the Earl of Limerick son and heir, .aged ten, and Master Robert Arnott, the nine-year-old lon of Sir John and Lady Arnott. They are to be in attendance at the Drawing_Room, and also at the investiture of the Earl of Mayo as a Knight ...

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... King of Arms—Sir Arthur Vicars, K.C.V.O. private SecreUry—Colonel R. J. Cooper, M.V.O, Additional Private Secretary—Walter Callan, Esq. Stale Steward-Tho lord Lurzan, K.C.V.O. Chamber lain—Major O. Francia W, Lambart, C.V.O. Gentleman Usher—Sir John Olphort ...

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