... I THEN NEW CATOLIC HURCH,| TRIM. - .- BAZAAR IN AID OF THE BUILDING FUNfl. During the next menth the people of Trim and the surrounding district will make a vigorous effort to raise funds for the comple- tine of the stately new Church of St Patrick, now rising in their midst. The method pro- posed to achieve this desirable object is that so often adopted now-a-dys in similar circum- stances, ...

... NATIONALIST DEMONSTRATION LIVERPOOL. IN SPEECHES BY MR. JUSTIN 1 TCARTHY, II.P., AND MR. MICHAEL DAVIT.T Liverpool, Sunday. An Irish Nationalist demonstration, was held to-day, and bad the Adelphi Theatre, in which the people were assembled, been three times as large, it would have been filled by those who were anxious to obtain admission. The pre- sence of the Chairman of the Irish Party, and ...

... 1,.ET N L.I. .. ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME. g Mr James Corbett, the champion bozgr of the world, arrived at Kingetown lot evening, having' travelled over from Hoy- Mr i head by the mail boat, and came on to Wegt' Mt land-row by the mail train. The boat arrived ld in Kingstown about half-past five, and & first Mr'A taste was then received by Mr Corbett and his 11 W friends of the, enthusiastic ...

... -TON CoWESPONDENCE. I (FROM (UR OWN CORRESPQNDZNT.) (By sPECIAL 'WIRE.) Lordon, Wednesday Morning. . the resuit of farther exhaustive in- M in a ?? to state that the 4, in Lord Tweedmouth's circeisr referred to lct' r, 5 its et as Mr. J astin 'Carthy, Lg eted in his telegram yeesterday; by ,the of delegates of the London n lraic,5s of the Irish National League of m Creat Britain, formod some ...

... D'U BLL1 4,FxERPERS'z ASSOCITIO.'. | Last evening the-half yearly general mest- I ing of the abovo was held at 75 Aungier street, and was numerously attended. 'The chair was oceupied by M~r Joseph Hatch, presideit; and amongst those also present vvere- - Arthur Hanlon, treasurers ThoCas Case. Robert Bradly, John Rafiter, EdvA Klaftef, John M'Conn. John King. P M'geon, P O'Toole. J Kennedy, Joh ...

... Yesterday the meeting of the guardians of the North Dublin Union was held. Mr 'George Miacnie, J P, T C, presided. The other guardians present were- The Earl of Hlowth, . P, D L; Mless-Taoseph O'Neill, G W MIlvwane, John Byrne. Col H G Lind-ay, J P, D L; Francis Carr. .Tohn Fitzsimons. David Pressley, .Toseph M'Farlane, Patrick Donegan. J PI: Peter O'Hara, Jas Crozier, CorneliusY Walsh, John ...

... MR. MORLEY O2V LANVDLORDISM. WE ate glad that Mr. Morley has been able to vindicate the police from the serious charge of aiding aid abetting the land- giabber in pltuidring the poor OrvpS of the unhappy evicted Widow XEKit~trick while even his legal tight to the holding he has grabbed is In dispute. It is to the credit of the metubers of the police force on protection duty near Westport that ...

... i LORD SLIGO.'S ESTATE.. MR. MORLEY'S REGY TO. MR. WILLIAM O'BRIEN,. ,TEE POLICE A$DI 14AND DISPUTES A SAD TALE OF POVERTY AND HARDSHIP. The Press Association Westport corzespon- dent ?? reference to the action of the police in connection with the recent eviction of Mrs Kifterick, on the estate of the Marquis of Sligo, the following correspondence has just passed between the Chief Secretary ...

... : ONVENTION II EAST TYrfONE. . | -DEMAND FOR UNITY. Dungann6n, Friday. Yesterday the annual convention of the clergy and delegates from all the branches of the East Tvrone Nationalist RegistrAtion and Electoral Association and of the Irish Na- tional Federation in East Tyrone, was held in the Anne street Institute, Dungannon. The attendance was extremely large, and the pro- ceedings were ...

... LONjD0- t-COBRRESPONDENCE. . I WWL. OWNCOORE5SPONDENT.) BY SECAL WIRBE.) ?? ndon,.Wednesday Morning. I see from special despatches to the Ame- rican pabers that'a stfong ?? spirit now prevaili Japan. The Jans have got i into their-hbpds that Engladul is behind Chin in tle presebsires8s, anhd'at, the Weer Power is aiziiing to' prevent theni trom reap- ing thite full reward of their victories. ...

... f MR. IRVING'S COMINGO VISIT 1I A CRnUSH AN CRAEW'S. One of the most extraordinary scenes ever witnessed in Dublin was seen in Westmore- land street yesterday when afasbionable crowd of ladies and gentlemen fought one another with almost superhuman exertions in order to obtain seats for the forthcoming perfor-i flancee by Henry Irving. The Gaiety book- ing office was announced to open at 10 ...

... ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR TNCURARLES. ?? The monthly mieeting of the Board of this Hospital was held on Tuesday, 18th inst- David Druminond, Esq, Chairman, preskliinr. The other Governsrs present were the follow. ing -William Fry, Vica-Chairmn:ni Wliialin Watson, Honorary Treasurer; Saumnel F Adaiir, J P; Mrs S F Adair, Henry M LSr-tonOriaQi-nlo Beater, P T Berminlgham, Vereo V Brown, 7: s Browne. ...