... the Black Watch; Mr. C. V. L. Poe. King’s Roy\l Rifle Corps. Dublin Herald of Arms—Mr. Guillamore O’Grady. Cork Herald of Arms—Mr. P. G. Mahony. • Athlon* Pursuivant of Arms—Mr. G. D. Burtchaell. • The following ladies were in attendance: Lady Weldon, ...

... Rcvoluln the halcyon days Home Rule, :. hr Grattan's Parliament, the Arms Code t- more stringent than at any time since Union. The greatly relaxed precautions ’iio measure force in 1817 were ahan- that year Lord John Baeeell** • •v-rninenk, and with disastrous ...

... Liverpool yesterday. MXLTIADES, from lon don, arrived at Sydney , for Glasgow, left Philadelphia on Friday. MONMOUTH, from St. John, arrived at liver- from Vancouver for Hong Kong, arrived at Yokohama Saturday. NAMUR left Calcutta yesterday. NILE CP. * O ...

... the pit mouth. The workmen were ilea ring away quantity of rubbish from (he landing, when Brown noticed what appeared man's cardigan jacket. close rexaroinalion being made Brown discovered the human remains of full-grown man. The lames (he body and legs ...

... Commissioners have decided be make alterations in two of the lights ha. amen which many eamaltieso have occurred. via., St. John's Point Lighthouse and liknlmartin Light vessel. At the firstmansed the red revolving light hitherto exhibited he. been replaced ...