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BREWERS' EXHIBITION. be held in Rotunda, Dublin, Ni In August Next. UEAI.Y, Secratar) ler street, Dublin. PURE ALTAR WINK BWBET, MEDIUM, OB DRY. 30/- PER DOZtiN, Bottles Included. Three uul upwards carriage paid to any Railway Station Samples Free on Application. KELLY BROTHEItS

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I.7NMID STATES MAIL' STEAMERS LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA digi e , EVERY WEDNESDAY. full-p wered Iron Etaimshipe. Accommodation &passengers equal to any European Line. Paesengere and Goods landed at Philadelphia In the Wharf of the PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD. ta TX/ BET AND ROUTE 14 T

Every Friday Morning, via Plymouth. PLYMOUTH TO CORK. Every Saturday Morning, about 8 o'clock. • TO NEWPORT AND CARDIFF. Monday, §th, 2 Aft I Monday, 20th, Aft Monday, 13th, 5,1 Aft I Monday, 27th,5i Mt NEWPORT TO CORK, VIA CARDIFF. Wednesday, Ist, M'n Wednesday,22d, liWn Wednes

CAN BE HAD IN LIMERICK PROM JOHN GRIFFIN WICKHAH-ST. & WILLIAM-ST.

INQUEST. On Saturday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, Coroner A. Blake (solicitor) held an inquest on the body of John Forrest, aged 36 years, residing at 1 O'Connell street, who died suddenly the previous evening about six o'clock. The jury having been sworn, Evidence was produced to

A pigeon race was startad yesterday from,Kilkenny to Cork (Liberty-street), under the auspices of the Cork Workingmen's Club. Two couples competed, and there were two prizes of , £5 each offered. The following were the owners of the birds—Mr J. Gorman, Boyce's-street ; Mr T. O'C