... ;UNERAL OF THE RPE-V. ML BARLOW, P.P. The solemn Office and High Mass for the dead Were solemesised yesterday in the temporary Church of St. Kevin, HIeytesbury.street, for the ever- lasting rest of the abovenamed amiable, zealous, and most worthy Christian minister, whose early demise caused general regret to all who knew hin, as a Catholic priest or as a friend in private life. The remains ...

... eEATH OF MR. MARK LEMON. V.- :iak Lh-non dibd at his country residence, (-rNbsYE. Susisex. ona Monday morning, about o'*Aolok. M1r. Lumon had been out of health vne eiko, and hail been desired by his medi- i ;;leisor to abstain fromt business, but there had cneo anticipation of a fatal result, and on Sun- ?? he wrote and dictated letters, one of which -,iininvitation to a friend to visit him ...

... THE LATE MOST REV. DRM M'CABE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM (From our Correspondent) Paris, Wednesav The remains of the Most Rev. Dr. M'Cahe arrived in Paris to-day, under the care of Dr. Gillooly. The shops were closed in Longford yes- terday through respect. THE ARzCHBISHOP OF WESTMINSTEP. SPECIAL TELEGRAML (From our Correspondent,) London, Wednesday Night. His Grace the Archbishop of Westminster, Dr. ...

... MD DEATH&, Chargesfeo- a*ouwnemnt of Marriapes, 2g. 6d., of Bifr and Deathc, I8. 6d. each; and to insur6 insersion &U amunt must, in all cases, be prepaid. BIRTHS. Garvey-April 26, at No. 3 Sorth Earl-street, the wife of James Garvey Of a son. aLuigsn-April27, at Ardtona, Dundrur, the wife of Stephen M. Lamugan, Esq., of Glenaquie, countyof 11p. perary, of a son. MRRIAGES. Cormac andHird ...

... BIRTHS, MAEIAGES, AND DEATHS. Chargesfor eanyoncemaw of Xerriogee 2& 6d, o Eqrfa- and Deaths, le. 6L eah; and to insure. *nion amoeun ,aus in aU cases, be prepaid; ~BIBTHS. Blennerhassett-Aprtl 14, at Munich, Lady Blennern hassett of a son. Fenton-At Clogheen the wife of Dr. Fenton of a son Gore-May3. at KilmoN Ian, the wife of Dr. Ggre, Sur- gcon34th Regt., of a danghter. MARRIAGES. Fisher ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Chwrgo for anou ncemne t of frriage, 2& 6d., of Birth and Dsoths, Is. dd. each; and to insure insertion i: ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, C7&arge for anlaouncement of.XVareA, 2. 6d.. of Birthl and De=tk, Ia. 6d. each; and to insure irsertion thS e Snw mwst ins du Caes, be pr3ai BIRTHS. Bridgman-February 15, the wife of Joeeph Bridgaa, C. E., SO Great Britnin-strost, of a daughter. Coyne-March 5, at 9 Leimox, strect, the wife of .tJha Coyne, Esq, of a daughter. Shiel-March 4, at the rc.idence of ...

... THE LATE COUNTESS OF GRANABD- REQUIEM MASS AT WEXFORD. (From our Specia Reporter.) Wexford, Fridqr. The Pontifical Office sad Requiem Mau8 for th repose of the soul of the late lamented Countes of Granard was celebrated to-day in the church of the Immaculate Conception, Rowe-street. The service by which the Church supplicates in behalf of a departed soul is among the moot inopreehiv%~ asit ...

... Chargresjor aseoauinremenlt of Mari'ages, 2s. td,, of BirtA3 anul Deaths, Is. fist.; and to Omsure inserons tihe unsount rnust, in ?? Cases, be prepaid. MARRIAGES, Boland and Mulcahy-Julv 18, at Kidra Catlee, county Tipperary, by Rev. Timothy Dooley, P,Y., Clonea, assisted by the Rev. M. Mooney, P.P., Cahir, Edward, eldest son ef the late James Boland, (Cabir, to Kate. youngest daughter of ...

... N7tices of dBirtU Marria.a, dnd iaea.hs : i ja c.ses b anthttics tod by l-he gla~tnr~e of ?? : eo They cannot otlsr vies be inserfed. Charge6 for alnorlnemone-tt ot Mmiagexs S.,c i irheo atndDeaths, Il(zidi ansd. to iii ar ; or, thtamoct muoit in all c-sr- be nreraidl. Do. e ond MARRiAGES. Do-. le ard Farrell-Feb. .2 at the Catholic Ci'urch o the Assumption, Thoma town, county Kilkenny, by ...

... | THE LATE ARCHDEACON TIERNEY. I (From our Correeponrdent.) The obseqeial rites connected with the inter- ment of the venerable and lamented Arohdeacon Tieraey, VG, of the Primatlal Diocese, and P.P. of St. Peter's, Drogheda, evere celebrated yesterday. The funeral, In th esolemnlty of its erblimo religious ceromonial as in the largeneas of the proceesion and the Imspreseiveteeii ol its public ...

... DEATH OF REV JOHN O'LOUGHLIN, P Pi TOBBER, KING'S COUNTY. Oa the 25th instant, Father O'Lougblin, aftere only a few days' sericus illness, passed outof thim world to receive the reward of a long life of labour in the vineyard of the Lord. He died at: the patriarchal age of S5 years, ten years off whioh he spent as C C of Kilbride, Drumraney4t Clara, Kinnlegad, and Dunshaughlln. He becam6 P P ...