... Brompton Oratory ia now complete, and the handsome facade odds architectural ornament to South Kensington. It stated that the Hon John-Collier has asked the Treasurer and Bouchers, of the Inner Temple for permission to send to the Royal Academy far exhibition ...

... CEN'ERAI. PUBLIC. Sir John, Lady, and the Misses Arnott, and tho Adams, Colonel and .Mrs Adye-Cumui. Mrs and Miss Anketell-.lones, Mr and Mrs Arm>trcug, M Archdale, 1U Hon and Lady Betty Balfour, J , Barton. Rev Prof and Mrs Bernard, Mrs and Miss Blount ...

... remain here. The Khalifa.ia still expected make resohite-stand. is eetumted thek.he largo • force, oosapoaed mainly blacks armed with rifles. The Mahaim, the Khalifa’s bodygaaed, baas bat the guns manned by Egyptian The syatwnatln plan of the Derahea’ ...

... emcieocv. Caffrcy, who acted for the bandicappcr. Mr Dunbar, gave universal satisfaction. Details: Yards Flat Handicap—First beat, John Lam- U-*n, B’.igo, scr. 1; Alarliu \V insoy, Anllyinote. yd'. 2; James M Govcni. Hallynioie. yds, 0; i Murphy, Rallyuiotc. ...

... Malone, John Loughran, D MnUan, John Stuart, Geo Crilly, S Devlin, J P Foley, J Doyle, M M Quin, T Austin, William Mullan (Clare), T Harbison, solicitor; Joseph M‘Nanoy, Thomas Murray, Tom Shcohy. J M'Guckin, J Murphy, Dan M‘Klhattou, John Corr, John Kerr ...

... Lmbope, 8 yrs, 12st Mr John a Dreams' 1 list 51b Mr Beatty 3 Also ran—Abbeyhill, 4 vrs. lOst srt> (J George}, Bandana. yrs, slb (C Black). Betting—7 to 4 Sapper. 3 to lain hope, 5 to 1 agst John Dreams, 10 to 1 others.’ John a Dreams cut out vh.* work ...

... Countess of Erne. The ceremony was performed by the Her. J. Steele, private chaplain to the Earl of Erne, assisted by the Rev. John Stems, vicar of St. Peter’s. There were four bridesmaids—Lady Mabel Crichton (sister the bride). Lady Kathleen Cole (daughter ...

... the blood of her Indian heroes Lies merged with her English dust. She hath given and she hath taken; And the strength of her arm is yours And the faith that your blood hath proven Is the link of our distant shores; But the lov® that the Mother gives you ...

... speech—in the House of Commons the Financial Relations.” The effect it wa» overwhelming upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John Lubbock, and Mr. Goschen, who heard it, that they had to go to bed for a week ! My fellow-countryman in the interests Ireland ...

... curate. The chief mourners were—John biuthorpe (brother): Rev R D Skuse. M A. Rector Ballinkeel Church, stepson; John Good. Dublin, son-in-law; James Toote Wrigbt, Waterford, son-inlaw; Capt Poolmr, Liverpool, brother-in-law: John L Smallman, Dublin, broth ...

... Costello, Win Cloheny. ; Willla Corcoran. Esq; J Gallaher. Esq: T Lvncb. Esq; J Lambert, Esq: Mr John Bourke. Parkmore etc. Lord WaUscourt. Lord Sir Henrv Grattan Bellew. Mr Martyn of Talyra, and many other gentlemen who were unable to attend in persoi, sent ...

... Council ings. It is understood that Council will now make permanent appointment. ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL. LIMERICK. Limerick, Mondar- anniversary of the consecration of St John’s Cathedral was celebrated on yesterday. Tho Bishop presided at High Ma-ss. of which ...