BRITON AND PAIINILL. TO THE EDITOR oF TILE DROOHETIA ARGUE, Sze—The anneaed his. °noel extract may under existing circumstances be instrnctive, if not interesting, to many readers of the ARGUE. Perhaps you will kindly make room for it in some future issue of the paper. From book

These Races will be run under the Irish Rules Racing and Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Hales. Horses haring run at the Meeting will be carried back 'roe by Gt. N. R. Co. at Owners' Risk. BE L LEWSTOW N FLAT AND STEEPLECHASE RACES, 1 8 3. EDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 18T11 & 19r

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In tha Qiuren's Bench Division on Saturday before the - Lord Chief Junkie, Mr Justice Barry, . and Me Justine Johnson, Mr Joha H Naas utoed for a writ of eertiorarf to remove into wart and have quashed • reacilatio• of the Waterford Corporation providing • calory of *lOO a year

Mr A O'Connor on the second reading of the National Debi Bill, to move that the reduction of the National Debt ought to be offatted only by a redaction of .the expenditars, and the appropriation of the surplus revenue to its redemption. SUNDAY CLOSING IN WALES. Mr Oallan put a q

(after very Extensive Alteradens), WEST STREET, DROGHEDA, WITH Splendid Antortinent of their NOTID BOOTS , AND SHOW, Web fat Price, Quality, and Variety cannot be equalled. The Busbies will be carried on on their Well-tried Principle, el GIVING A GOOD iaITICLE AT TB LOWNBT POINS

LIVCRPOOL OATTLI MA RICIST—lion DAY. Noss Beef, AV to 9d ; mutton, 94 to 1044 Lambs, lld to Is per lb. There were 4eB Cattle, and 3,878 sheep and lambs at market. SALFORD CATTLI NARRST—TusenaT g _Priese—Best beef, 744 to 94d; secondary, 00d to 004 Clipped sheep 004 to 004 per It

.. Saturday, 26111 May ... Theradsy, :let May 'Phase spiendid Vessels reduce the oases", to the shortartpolsible time. and afford to Passengers the hiehostdegree of Comfort hitherto altaiaable at sea. Average passage, 81 days in summer; 91 days in winter. Bach vessel is aonstroo