... Beaten fifth, and Itelandler tast. ?? LnrIh Clure. Tite 'XHjit1 V4VCRCF' HUNTERS' PLATE of 500 ove; IC- 'Iwo mites on the flat.T Sir Chaddlewwrthte Quevodio, aged, 11s 11 P5) IMr E J Peecy's7SlioS Iitnitsld-5, S yrs, list 101b (150) I I ?? Ossner 2a Mr ...

... the mieeting, lan(!itwx a pleasant Surprise to, those who had 1201 seen tile oaid, Pace Pince, its -renovation to ltnd iit flatts, uip inl c-glorgeous fasxhiun, anld the I arzrngs-m' ots~ conducted in a miaunner that will ajoc ~egul-rs ai new, estvrenene ...

... which impressed on her eheek. was the s, al our Aye, aye; and send inv boats to assist • Sunil enough to this quest, tori flatt. rod mysell , ,.,.,, , , l , Adeline home as mv tw. of the Menhantniaii'shoats and three’of our own that I should now enabled ...

... the lit aud nicoe ul ice and Eng- O'Gorman and the! ’ James M*Keona offictated as chaunte from column to col umn. From the crown \ sale, formerly of the 25th Lig At the ion f the office solem n high mass for the dead | hes also hung a handsome o rmolu ...

... MEMORY OF THE LATE REV. DR. COOKE: A POEM, By FRANCIS DAVIS. I ?? Printed on Fine Toned Paper, with Bordering around each page, Crown 4to, Tinted Cover. .For Safe at Netvs-Letter Office. Price 2/; by post, 25 stamps. 1236 I N WEALTH, BEALiTY, AND HUIMOUR OF ...

... -the front aga.in is a few winning- rides. Edrmee had no chance icomn the fall of the Slag, but Erentdil and Eon-ten. Hill flatte~red their backisc. Eons-ton Hill won this race Inst Iyear, with yesterday's winner isecond. In the Visitors' Plate there occurred ...

... Bridge; suitable for storage or ?? to W. J. Gourley, Station Street. 6322 T0 LET.-Albert Street, near Durham Street. 3 s large FLAtTS, suitablo for mannufacturing pur- poses; good ?? Mitchell, Castle Street. 6491 lO LET, No. 12, Wilmont Terrace, and 68, Apsley ...

... of It bears one aide, well defined impress of George’s own physiog. and on the other the old IHsh harp, ittrmounted by the crown. Post Urrtes at. Daunsoadls.—A post oßee has just been opened at the above piece, iri the Loum of Mr. Patrick Malian. This ...

... of nothing else—if all her dreams by night and all her daily efforts were in the cause —sho was by no means insensible the flatt* which constantly beset her. She accepted it readily and freely, laughing what she persuaded herself to believe was the mere ...

... ja*oi little boy, r*i«- having * u-n.-M t * prom,« marry .a *--r.. ** . to get firmer o*Kne>. |„f win* are Ktill severely flatt. Bat whet teg hMsde wwl tf the nmtar eaM, ** Oh, my r . .-a It •“ 7 • .hi rtl J w heat; at tha satur m.l .il..wed tog., t - ...

... by THE IRISH CHUIRCHi ACT 'OF I369, | making provision that in ease of vacant bishoprics bishops shall be appointed by the Crown CGert only on the recomnrendation of the Archbishop of Canterbury or three Welsh bishops, and the bisbop so appointed shall ...

... their services, and expressed their willingness, with their lives, if necessary, to uphold the power and influence of the Crown of this country. Accordingly, a deputation from the Town Commissioners, headed by fir Riggs, the chairman, pr.x•eoded to the ...