... 24th inst., being St. John's Day, St. Patrick's Senior Lodge 623, assembled in their Lodge Rooms, and transacted the ordinary routine business of the day. At six o'clock in the evening, the brethren met for dinner at the Beresford Arms, and received visitors ...

... the 23rd of this month. The Earl of Wilton returned to London on Friday evening from Newmarket. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan have returned to Daeen from Newmarket. WeG (Post) have reason to believe that tho marriages of Mr. Edward Heneago and Lady ...

... the address), the Earl of Mayo, Lord Henry Lennox. Lord John Manners, Lord Ilobert Mfontagu, Vi scount Rooyston, Lord CLa ud Hamilton, the Right Hon, Sir Stafford Northeote. the right Hun. Sir John Pakington, the Right Hon Gathorne Hardy. the Right Hon ...

... Clad- pr stone and Mr. Parnell in re-opening 1 Grattau's Jr Parliament in College Green, which, by the way, 1\v was not Grattan's Parliament in any sense justi- of fying the appellation. I understand that the H noble marquis paid a visit to Mr. Gladstone ...

... The Rev. Robert Moor- head offered up the ordination prayer, and the charge to pastor and people was delivered by the Rev. John Orr. In the afternoon the members of this congregation entertained the members of the Presbytery and their friends to a dinner ...

... gentleman returned to the question of Mr. Gladsto-ne's Rome Rule pro- posals, modified according to the most recent views of -Mr. John Morley. It will be re- ruembered that in the Home Rule Bill of 9885 M1r. Gladstone announced that it was out of the question ...

... this is on good autho- io rity. of tu Ma. JOHN MARTIN, who is travelling in the thb United States, was present a short time since at a Gr lecture upon Grattan and O'Brien, delivered in cal New York by Mr. John Mitchel. Mr. Mitchel ve. ad hemently denounced ...

... Row- land, Barb., M.V.; Thomas MI~lure, Bert., M.P.; Tbos. Grattan Esmond, Barb.; John Power, Bart., DL.; Samuel Ferguson, George Owens, J.P.; G. Penrose, High Sheriff of Cork; William Carroll, John Barrington, D.L.; B. Porter Cowan, Daniel O'Sullivau, Robert ...

... portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Gray, surmounted by their arms in heraldic coloars. The corr spending space at the bottom of the address is occupied bya faithful painting of the Old Parliament House, with Grattan's statue in she foregroued. On the 1 ft is an cxqilsitc ...

... I the namres-M3'Msanus, T. F;. Mocagher, Curran, St. ,'Laurence O'Toole, O Connlell, John M~acHa;lo, Brian Boroihbme, Sarsfeied, W~olfe Tone, Eitzgerald, 2 Gra~ttan, and O'Brien. The gallery co3ntainied a large nananber of spectators, indc:ainga a few ...

... 8,776 Congdon, John James, 17, Royal Naval School, New Cross ;Mr. Taylor's Woolvich, 9,744 Denny, William T. G., 18, Royal School, Enniskillen; Mr. De Burgh's Dublin, 8,728 Dalrymple, Henry L.. 18, Wimbledon Scbool, . 8,67 Grattan, John A., 18, Mr. Taylor's ...

... attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Keppol and Cap- tain von Westerweller, went to the London Fencing Club to witness an assault of arms. The Prince and Princess of Wales, acomnpaniod by the Prince and Princess Louis of Ilsse, went to the French txhi- bition of ...