... officers of the deputation of the 1st Dragoon Guards now here. Lifntenant. Colonel Lawrence has received the Order of the Iron Crown of the First Clas, and Cap- tains Briggs and Bellsmyth the sanmb order of the Third Class. At the dinner given by the Emperor ...

... Clowes, CiA chairman of the Central Breweries Association; he Mr. A. Woodhard, vice-chairman; Mr. D. J. Bi Flattely, &o. re Mr. Clowes and Mr. Flattely addressed hi lordship on the part of the deputation,' Th al subject related more particularly to the convic ...

... respond, was greeted with rounds of ap- plase. He thanked them for the warm receptioa end particularly for their k;-id and flatteing ad dress, wbich, whoever wrote it, showed that the City of Dublin Lodge had men amongst them who wene qualified to fil any ...

... I Nigel, 3 k Con Bultfent,33!6 34;6 Do Deep, 15 j Cou Deep L'v'l, 5 j Noutse Deep. 3j 4k Crmsus, New' 11 * Orion New, 1 I Crown Reef. 11 4 Pioneer, S 10 l;e Beers, 290 1 Princess, 2k 3 Oul'-Lood'p'te,64 Rtancdfontein, 3. East lland. 64 j P,-nd Mines. ...

... Hightown still the first call, we found as usual the kennel acco- modation here very heavily taxed, and in addition to the Short Flatt team, which incladed, of, course, Miss Glendyne, John Shaw had Charming Bess and Jewel Case. Richard Wright, Mr Fawcett's trainer ...

... persevered in; while at the same time, they vill nmt be the less prepared to accede to any reasonable and just proposition flatt may be made to them for the settle- !neent of the unhappy differences that now exist. The vessels of the company continue ...

... Police-court the other dkv that the word tabaccot was not the Spanish for 'cigars, as had been alleged by punsel for the Crown; though as to the real ineaning of the vocable the twu advocates unfor- nunately differed, one holding, not without Plaueitility ...

... Louise, eldest daughter of the Crown Prince and Princess of Denmark, with Prince Frederick of Sobauim- berg-Lippe, nephew of the reigning head of tht Principality, was celebrated at eight o'cloek this evtning i the Crown Prince's Paleac of Amabenberg. ...

... involving chargeo of assault against Bible-readers, were, after some discussion between Mr. Curran and the counsel for the crown, post- poned until to-morrow morning, Mr. Curran assuring his lordship that the case would be likely to last until eight o'clock ...

... Lenguige, part 2-J. T. Henderson. The Construction and Uses of the Microscope-Francis B. Quinlan. MoNIarTas' MONIc.-The crown solicitor has noti- re Ito tee corporation of Kilkenny that if they do not Irceed to levy the ministers' money 'within a certain ...

... Dutch-Skipper, Jesuit, Sqaint, Mezzotint, sad Liz. Berttug-20 to I agst phidias, w.ho made aL the run- 1ang2, and won by a neck. CROWN WELTER-Guy Msnaering, ?? Brownie, 2: Throne, 3. Also ?? Bee, Wild Sherry. M51aiden- headndev. -Btetting-l to 2 agstGiylIanneriug ...

... A'4lH-I)ALL. No~ttinghamu. SO' TrITORS FOR IRELAND. ,,o0l)BODY & TI'lD)ALL, 31 College Geen. Dublin. 11110K EPA.S wsrE ?? FAT) & CROWN, 23 lluchlerbary, London, s a. -, IL1.lANI %slt.StN &t-SON, 3-6 coitege Green, Dubtin. AUDITORS. 11RQt'AND. Y(ICNOE, BvI'etoP ...