... LORD lMkYOR'S DAY IN DUBLIN. DUULN, TutasDAS.-To-day Aldermana John O'Connor, Nationalist, WItS inaugurated to tl3e positiou of Lord Mayor of Dublin, in saccession to Alderman Meagher, Nationalist. The Conserva- tive memabers of the Couucil did not take ...

... may be filled.' At 7 o'clo'k about 75 persons sat down to dinner at the Dswii}i;r' Arms Inin, Banbiidge. Wmi Nicholson, Esq. of DIe. cloney was called to the Chair, and John Brown, jui, Es of Donacloney, Croupier.-After the cloth was rss~j the following- ...

... son, John; equal-Hope, George, and Magrath, Jas,; Butler, Edmund. Unclassed Candidates allowed thle Examination- Barlow, James; Bolton, A. J.; Burgess, H.; Duggan, J.; Grattan, W. R.; Hamilton, Andrew; Harvey, George; Kisbey, John; Maguire, John; lMainwlaring ...

... accordingly admitted. On the motion of C. A. Walker, m.r. seconded by H. Grattan, Alrp. Mr. John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Sw'eetman, the brewers, weresuhsequelutlyadimitted. Aconsiderablenum- her ...

... him, while 346 arrayed themselves on the oppo- iite side. Of the 25, there were 5 English and Scotch Radicals-Messrs. John Bright, John Stuart Mill, Potter, Hadfield, and MI'Laren- who were not ashamed to go into the lobby with ,he Maguires and Grays. Chronic ...

... comimneneed at Brighton, ont Friday. Mr Wrangham I was time law assistait of Lord Cardigan, and Mr W atsou of Captain Reynolda. 'i'be Court having bhee conqtitutbd, ?? Cardigan reod a short address, preferring his ehnrge. After conmplainiig that lie had been ...

... PETTY SEssioNs-At these se£. sions, held yesterday, before Messrs. John Borth. wick, J.P. (chairman); Alexander Johns, J.P.; Alexander Taylor, J. P.; Robert lMacMurray, 3. P.; and Wum. John Nicholl, J.P., Charles Logan was summoned by Alexander Burns for ...

... Farahamr Burke, Westmneath Rifles; Alexauder Rcchfort, 3. U, A.; -i. K. Brady, ?? John. M'Gidowilny. D.L.- Guy Orme. MevdameS-R. W. Shekieton Bail, Raye, John Ball, St. John Blancer, Greer, Fetheratoen-laugi, Lowry, Delacherois Ccomlunelin, Maurice Elrington ...

... of Wales, and attended by Miss Knollys and General the Right Hon. Sir William Knollys, was present to- day at an assault of arms by the non-commissioned officers of the brigade of Guards at Chelsea Bar. racks. The Marchioness of Camden and Lady Rosamond ...

... Ulsterville Avenue Miss Harrison, Newcastle, England; *Mrs. John Haslett, 14, College Gardens; Mrs. James Henderson, Oakley House, Windsor Parkc; Mrs. Arthur Herdman, Ulsterville Avenue ; Mdrs. John I Horner, Cliftonville ; *the Misses Holt, Knock; *Mrs ...

... WVm. Smytb, Brookfield, held an- an inquest on the body of Naucy Grattan, of ,-3 GlakAerbeg WNest, near Loughbrickland, yestcr- as da.7 The brother of the deceased, Thoeas of Grattan, who is now in custody for halving on ?? to take awar his own life ...

... G. G Yarmouthb lyhev, W. Colchester Astley, Sir J. D. Wilts Millbank, Mt. Carnelford Atherley, A. Southampton M dny, P. St. John Win- Baillie, J. E. Bristol tbester- Barham, J. Stoelkbridge Bulls, J. Rochester Baring, Sir T. Wycombe Milton, Viseount; ...