•IIS GREAT SUMMER SALE Opens on Saturday, July 3rd. -•• BUYERS HAVE RETURNED FROM THE •••- MARKETS and STOCK-TAKING SALES, Where Extensive CASH PURCHASES have been made at BARGAIN PRICES. MILLINERY. COSTUMES. ROBES. BLOUSES, UNDERCLOTHING. CORSETS. GLOVES. HOSIERY. ecc.. &c.. AT

on Sunday last a Fete was opened at Nur/m:7, near Nfonasterevan. The weather proved unfavourable, rain falling heavily all day This had a serious effect on the attendance. A drawing of valuable prizes gave an interest in this portion of the proceedings to a large number of perso

SUITABLE FOR Carts, Wagons, Spokes, Felloes, etc., either owner's timber or to supply the same. Bandsawing, Turning, Planing, Moulding and General Machining AT LOWEST PRICES.

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to give a new, rich, fadeless colour to any fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods—dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts. children's coats, feathers, draperies, coverings. The directions with each package tell so plainly how to diamond dye over any colour t

to the University Scholar. ships offered the council. Mr. Ryan said in his opinion the present system of university scholarships did not give the working man's son a fair chance. He asked how many working men's sons had secured these scholarships up to the present. Secretary—The

ti s, a remedy founded upon the same principles as those of the acts which have been already passed for England and Scotland. A further report of the Commission of Inquiry into the condition of the poorer classes of my subjects in Ireland will speedily be laid before you. You wi

We are continually told that there is a spirit abroad in Germany, which in the fullness of time, is to bring forth revolution ; massacre and rapine shall engender liberty and peace ; and that in a few short years, all the nations of the earth are to be levelled into one vast oce

- INSOLVEN T 1)1 IlToßg. Petitions to be heard Thursday, 18th of February next. Frederick Cantrell, late of South Frederickstreet, Dublin, commission agent. Eliza Mlienna, formerly of the city of Kilkenny, trading with Stephen M'Kentia, as dealers in soft goods, and late of Castl