... saturated with blood, the supposed instrument of death. The victim was a fine young man, named Pat Carthy, a native of County Clare, and, it appears that his brother lately bought a small farm, about 23 acres, from Mr. Daniel O'Connor, J.P., Kilgary, ...

... visit Limerick before the polling day. The Nationalist meeting which was to have been held on Sunday at Jtiltown Maibay, in County Clare, has been proclaimed, A Dublin telesrrani says it is stated that Mr Meldon, Q.C., M.P., has been appointed a comity court ...

... and address. The defendant, Mr. Michael Skehan, was a native of Ireland, and pos- sessed of considerable property in the county Clare, He had been married before, and was between 40 and 50 years of age. In the month of April, 18(59, he met Miss St. Lawrence ...

... Early Decay. of acute attacks troubled Mr H s; lS, Am- incessantly *ars. Barns, of bsri roadi Attercliffe, H 'f Liscannor .County Clare, Sheffie]d( derk, a young M Ireland. She describes her. teoke down and N sensation as if something su^ere^ from great De- ...

... of W..ntage, has issuel addrefs to th electors of the c unty of Berks. He de- clares himself attached to the Conservative party. Pla- cards are posted about the county advising the electors not to pledge themselves until the Second candidate is announced ...

... A protracted discussion took place, resulting in the proposition of the Bristol chamber being carried. The resolution de- clared it to be most important that second canal should be provided be- tween the Mediterranean and the Red Sea, to be made by consent ...

... by prejudice or exaggerated by pique. The fact is that Mr. BATCHELOR., on Tuesday, filed his own petition in the Cardiff County Court, for liquidation of his affairs by arrangement or composition with his creditors. We have no desire to enter fully into ...

... whole of the county of Caimaithen was to be included in the resolution. The resolution was ultimately shaped as foUuw, That the opeiatiocs of the society be extended to we Hundred of Swansea, Neath, Llangafelaeh, and oSew- castie. and the county of t armaithen ...

... nnrepresented districts. 4501 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. the County Court of Glamorganshire, holden at Cardiff. IN the matter of RICHARD MEAZEY, of No. IT, Coleman's-row, in the town of Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan, cow-keeper, and labourer, adjudged bank- ...

... born 1770. He wrote a Tour in South Wales, still • standard work.—Wrexham Fair, wbioh laste 14 days. begins.—Earl Rich. de Clare held hla Easter at Tewkesbury. Hearing that a Jew bad fallen into a lake on Saturday would not 101 reverence of hts Sabbath ...

... Esq., Consul for Belgium. THE following distinguished characters have kindly consented to appear The Hon. Mr. Augustus St. Clare -rT Mons.Chatelain, Theatre Royal, Paris Sigjor Manuel, Lyric Opera, in his favourite character of Fra Diavolo L-Mr. E. HANCOCK ...

... Fra 8, 7> £ -ithe Registrar of the County Court of G,lam^f^H8ht1erh,olden at Cardiff, at the first meeting of ercditorstobeheM on the 18th day of April, 1866, at eleven o clobk in the forenoon precisely at the County Court Office, Saint Mary-street, Cardiff ...