... i X THfE MaONTHA. October. 1qS8. London: Burns and Oates. Trhce October number of Tlh%350ntk is avery good one. The first article is on The Missionary Crusade in Africa, having special reference to the Niger territories, and is from the accom- Yiished pen of Sir James Marshall, C x G, than whom, perhaps, there exists on such a subject no more competent authority. Lady Herbert, of Lea, ...

... Yesterday Cardinal Mofan, after the ceremony at the City Hall, visited the Catholic- Boys' Home, Middle Abbey street. His Eminence wys received by the following members of the committee of the institution- The Very Rey Robert F Conlan, Adm;, Rev Daniel Downin., C C; Rev Edward Ma'ttjews, C; R1ev J A Cullon, t J; 3Rev Charles Msher, c C; Rev T German-, C C; Rev J Victory. C C; Messrs J F ...

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... SIR CHARLES DILRE ON HIS - RETURN TO PUBLIC LIFE. 1 - London, Thursday. This evening five deputations waited on Sir C Dilke, at his residence in. Chelsea, wvith a view to aikinghmtoconsentto bewcme a candidate forthe membership either of Fulham or Chelsea, on the new LondonCounty Council. The deputations were from the following bodies-the Liberal 4.ssociation of Fulbamn, the Fulham Women's ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UTIION. r, Yesterday the weekly meeting of 'the guardians e of the South Union was held in the boardroom of .t the workhouse. James's-street. Mr. Robert Sex- rton, J P, chairman, occupied the chair. t The other guardians present were- Captain Ricbtrd Boyd, John Byrne, Surgeon-General F Leveson 0 Gunn, J P: Joseph Moonev, James M'Donouog. Nicholas Jenkins, James Duane, Jas J ...

... IlHS EMINENCE CARDINAL MORAN. PRESENTATION OF THE FREE- DOMM OF THE CITY. Yesterday the freedom of the city wvas sr.er:cd upon his Eminence Cardinal Moran in the Ciy H all. 'Ehe members of the Corporation %were attired in their robes, and there vas a large at- tendance of ladies and gentlemen in thts sido beuches, which were devoted to the aceom modai- tion of the visitors. Shortly before one ...

... I THE M.ASSE ENE. ESTATE: | _ _ _ . ?? SPEECH OF MR. DILLON T LAYTOWN., Drogheda, Thursday. Addressing a meeting of ?? tenants to-day at Laytown, Mr. Dillon said that it gave| him the greetes't possible pleasure to once again m.eat the M sereene tenats, and to my to them that so longe as the tenants remained faitliful so lorig wo.ul.d thaey be supported by the gseat National Association. he ...

... FROM O0R0 CO0RES0:NDENTS. LTRimAc BoAnD o1v GUARDIANS.-The weekly meeting of this Boaz& waa h'311 yesterday Mr. J. Mocouou V.0., presided. al, id the other Commis- sioners present vere-lMles-rr. J. L. Donto, T.P.; G. A. Carrick, J;P.; C. Drwivii}701, J.P., W. Hlall; 11V ,H. Din-ham. Thomas Biakeley, W. X. Allen, J. Sinrlnamon, W. Orr, P. Langtry, and Stafford Gormau. JMr, Alex. Waddell, the ...

... ?? LONDON T LETTER. BY OU SPEXcrAL WIRE. NESs-LETTEBR OrFicE. ;69, FLEET STILEET, E.C., THRUJSDAYNIGUT. A nussoun to the effect that the Whitechapel assassin had been arrested was clirculated in the course of the day. The news wasl too good to be true. The police liberated from custody to-day an i American who had been charged by a woman with uttering threats the actual criminal would be ...

... BELFAST PARLIAXEINTAPY I REVISLIOi4. WEST DI.VIsION-DTsntXOT No. 1. Mn. TaWoMAS D. R.Ebnss eat Ii the Redo rd Courb yesterqay, and continued th iwork of rerls- i3ag the list 'Tor District No0: 1 ofL the WVelt Piti- Sion. lil. W. B. Wheeler acted as reoistrar. Mr. P. 3. . linaigan (-instrtiedi by AIr. William Porter) assisted by Mr: R. Sloan, represented the West Belfast Unioni`t Registration ...

... I O0NDOK CORR.ESPOINDENCE.i i I 2 ?? _ , Il . BY FlTRXiN SPECIAL WIRE.) (FPOM- OlUJt OWN CORRESPON DENT.) Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. The policy propounded' by -.tr O'Brien the other day, that of forcing a dissolution, has been taken up by mr. Stanafeld, who speas) with trte authority ofean Opposition leader. There is no dou0bt that extreme measures be neeed to force ...

... THE LAND) COMMISSION. ULSTBR SUB-CONMISSION. THE County Antrim section of this Commission sat in the Courthouse, Ballymoney, yesterday, The Commissioners were-.Wes'rS. Edward Greer (chairman), John Weir, and Robert Sproule. Nr. WIlliara MacGesgh, registrar, was in attendance. Great interest wvas evinced in the proceedings. The applicatious wore principally from the e-tate-i of Lord Robert ...