... court of equity ought to execute. Thus Henry's Ime bei-cming extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807 devising the lands to Lord Doneraile sad Richard Aldworth in trust to ...

... sixth Sari of Cardigan, and by her, who died is May, 1867, had • family of four sad three Walter John, Led PON formerly LP. hr Leda, who now eaceeede as bury earl ; be to led and is married to Kindles* Mary, danglitur el *elate Hon. Bir John Damao High ...

... 14 run .—A illuch was p:ayed on Wednesday afternoon between the W e'll•lnn Cricket Club and S.. John's Choir, the oar going in first and PC 50, and St. John's, no, made 145, of which E. Cahoon contributed b Rood *Lyle. Toe Worthier,. sent in again and ...

... duly honoured in the course of the festivities moonlight raid for arms was made in t;:e perish of Ashford, West Limerick, on tunday right. The party, numbering about wet • disguised and armed. They visited the farms of .lobo O'hlaboLey, Edward Winter, and ...

... less distinguished men than the Right Hon. William Pitt, who fought with Mr. Tierney, in 1798, and Henry Grattan, who, in 1800, had a passage of arms with Isaac Cony. They were both members of the Irish Parliament, and the quarrel arose upon the vexed point ...

... Monday at Esatbourne on the body of a man, aged about 30, found in the sea near Beachy Head. Ile was wearing navel boots and a Cardigan jacket. He is unknown in the locality, and en open verdict was returned. The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve ...

... Hutobenn, Sydney Freeman, Joe. Hale. F. Arnold, Metvyn Streatfeile, Oswald Stregfeild, John Duke, H. Constahle, W. R. Giesler, E. Aabl.y, and J. Hale (hon. sem.), John Crow hunt. jun., T. Duke, Turner, J. Langeidge, A. Constable. F. Bridger, &a, &c. After ...

... from Ebenezer John Rogers to Thomas Potter; the Red Lion Hotel. Tunbridge, front the name of the late R. Renard to that of his widow; the New Cock, Hildenborough (temporarily), from When Baldork to Alfred Keer.ley ; the Wheelwright Arms, Matfield Green ...

... Yr. C. Joints, of the George and Deegan, ; Mr. L. J. Burn d the flonth-Esatern H . ot4 • and Yr. Bowtsa, d the Carpenters' Arms, Copal, to ' sell at the amalgamated fete friendly societies. Y Datum ? WrLusx Hrronciocz, and WILLIAN HAIrLZY Ctulawre were ...

... offerers and principal guests DR. GRATTAN GUINNESS.--On Sunday Dr. Brom, and, amid hearty cheers, retired, emblng the corn. Greene % Guinness preached twice in Eastbourne, is the party a cordial good night. morning in the Re/armed Church, of which the Rev. C ...

... CRICKET CLUB MEETING.—The drat meeting of Heighten sad Sasses Portland Cement Works Cricket C'ub wee held st the Hannidee Arms, Holstein, on Mintiev evening. Present, Mr. H. Welters (chairman), Meters. J Weeper, H. J. Petihtnem. A. Flint, F. Smith, R ...

... for the Union • -Mr. R. Morris, farmer, Five Oak.; M.F. Thos. 'Fern. r, farmer. Onwin.sy. 7 Mr. John ?enfold, corn merchant. HMISTP &It (Sarah.—Mr John Ct mford, farmer, Breed br Beath; Mr. Chan Wood, PArennage Form, Hot_ them• end Mr. Frederick Charman ...