... catgut at that price satiety the craviegs of bel heart.' The great composer, I1alevy, hos just died at Nice, aged btixy-lhroe. John Elias Fyomosthieli Ilaievy wais born In P'aris fi 1059. LIke Molyorboer, Me'edelsiolin, and oilier ilinctrullus ?? of this ...

... marsil siO between ths Rigit H-, Frederick Peel, second eon oftele late Sir Robert Peel, and Milss 'or Shelley, daughter of Mre John Shelley, of Ovingion-houso, Win. Na chester, Rlents. Whetn the doors wore opened tisere was at general Ist rusls, and tlse ...

... Hazoltias, Blaqce 'and Rosenstrelob. The followiug are the latest arrivals at the International Hotel, Bray :--r Gregory, Kr-John Gregory, Mrs Graham and salbt, from the Gresham lotel, Dublin; Cap- tain Henry, Mrs Henry, family, and saite, from Lodge Park ...

... chronology ,rtits of ?? time past) a&n c 1 r I; the c1 lciriig state of Ire' ow-tII IL Wa's King. rD' i or.(l;i .f every arm of th' 0it. din rirecY -, the ladies' i-'al jonitlueerre, lont an r-:, to the0 sOtllblage. Isie too cot ard the AMarchioneqs ...

... diocrity. Morgan Ratler disports himself on Spanish matters, taking as a groundwork Ford's admirable Hand l Book, the best of John Murray's travelling companions.- l Milly L., a tale in humble Life, is followed by a paper I of loftier pretence-one of ...

... Almighty and Everliving God being repeated by thre Archbishop, the head nurse p aced the infant Frince in her Majestyas arms, and the Queen banded him to the Archbishop, who, having christened him Alfred Alexander William Ernest Albert, returned ...

... elected members of the society :-Captain Maurice Cane, Leland Crosthwait, Thomas Cr.sthwait, jan; Maziere Brady, Jnn; Benjamin Grattan Guinness, William Walsh, Francis Power Codd, Thomas Sadleir, Thomas Franks, James Farrell, Francis A Farrell, Rev A W Leet ...

... Lady Alfred 5nd Miss Churchill, Lord and Lady Inchiquin, Right Hon the Lord Chancellor and Mrs Ball, Right Eon General Sir John, Lady, and Mlisi Michel, sad A D C in Waiting, Right Eon blaster of thq Rolls and Mrs Sulivan,. Right Ron Lord Chief Baronr ...

... nterinlt of that day, fron which, after some judi. the heratiocis on the Union, lie hastens to a conclusion, the words of Grattan, IN UNIONe THERE TS repea tt(, AND IN SEPARATION THERE 15 UNION. j e the work is historically correct, written in an easy ...

... and Kra Yaughan, Lady and Mis Boiler, Dr and Miss Hellion Haindiok~ Cpspain, end Mrm Wasidilow, Mue Grattan Detlew, Sergeant and Mrs Arm- strong, Mr John Uatebiell. Colonel and Mms M'Herlle, Judge and Mae O'Brien, Mr Justice end Mrs Morrlv, Mr and Mrs Whyte ...

... D. Su1r7gon to the Household, James S liughes, hi D. Officer of State in Attendance. Sir Bernard Burke, C B. Ulster King at Arms. PRIVATE ENTREE. The Archbishop of Dublin. Lieutenant General Newton, Commanding the Forces. The Master of thie Rolls. The ...

... thb position.' The position was this: h con- tinont, which had hitherto been treated by England as a subject cdlonyi was arming to assert its own autonomy in the matter of taxation; ind ofthis position there were plainly, as we can gee now, two, and ...