... KINGS TO WN AND DR At INTELLIGENCE. (from odb Wednesday. Pettt Sessions.—The fortnightly coart of petty sessions was held at Cabinteely today. The magistrates present were H Jeasop, Esq, chairman; the Hon Martin Joseph ffreach, Crowe, W J Bramly, Samuel ...

... Belgians, is heJitved, has acceded to this request. THE CASE OF DR. HERZ. TELEUR^M.) Paris. Friday. the application the Public Pro>ccutur tlie Court of Cooaatiou to-day rejected the appeal Dr. Cornelius Herx against the decision of the Pans Appeal Court ...

... KING EDWARD AMD THE LATE DR. The Mlnwmg » an extract from letter amt to .he King, through Lord K/wiiyr :—” I com mended the King to cocjwey to yau the expreeaMO of hie. regret at the irre- j paribto loaa whuh ymu bare raalained. and the baa deep sympathy ...

... DEATH OF MRS. KING regret have announce the untimeV death Mr*. King Irwin, the amiable and nuK'b respected wife Dr. John King Irwin, medical officer of Peter street Dispensary District. which took place ...

... DR. RENTOUL AND MR. RUBBELL. Dr. Rtntovl. ia Whjjf- to KatarxUT. Miy.:—Mr. Rwwll. BAlljmoarT. rein* to In a .j»*ch, boverer, mo*i of atoumeols on aniru* And the rant Aboard, om niiArrprr ■rotation or two more leu cen ranttcr Uuie. He cat■ with rafnH to ...

... TboSlffrlir.f Dr.mja. THE SIL'. ER KING.*’ A New *nd Sucx.-«--iui Open, emu ed • LA BEAKNAISE.- Eeluro Visits the F>>pui*r Cuinic Opera-. FALKA. ■ PEPIT.V, with HORACE LINGARD S and Mr VAN ...

... THE LATE MRS KING-HARM The remains of this lamented lady arrived yesterday morning the North Wall, from Switzerland, where she died. They were received by few relatives and friends of the family, and conveyed in hear e to Mr Waller’s mortuary chamber ...

... Sight—J. Smith, Mtu. Doc.. Prof. T. CD. Pianoforte, Mrs. Joseph Robinson.'Miss Arthur. Vocal Music—Mr. Joseph Robinson. Miss Cruise. Violin—Mr. Levey; Assist. Prof, Mr. Hughes. U ind Instruments—Mr. Clements. Violoncello—Herr Elssner. ...

... Mr (Conservative) and (Radical) re nominated candidates (or Manchester on Saturday. Mr spoke yesterday and Mr Davitt wrote on Satuvday in support of Dr Tankhurst. In the town of Omagh, on Saturday, there wore hold an Orange meeting and a National League ...

... and snite; Mrs. Hughes, Mm. Pope, Mrs. Froate, and Mias Froate, V. De Montgomery, Esq. The following arc amongst the latest Arrivals at the Hibernian Hotel: —Mr. and Mrs. Sharkey, Major Pearson, Mm. Pearson, family, and suite ; Mr. and ...

... Ix)rd and Lady St. Davids. Captain and Mrs. Edgar Brassey. and Mrs. Masshiter. Lady Dorothy Mercer-Henders*m. elder daughter of the Earl and Countess Buckiaghamshire. and Mr. Claud Hope Motley, second aun of Mr. Samuel Hofie Morley. are t« married, in ...

... KING’S HOSPITAL v. MR. H. V. SEDDALL’S XV. The above match took place in ideal football weather at Blackball place on Saturday last. In the first half R. X’. Wood scored two very clever tries, the last one being converted by I. J. Garsden. King’s Hospital ...