... sr. HELEN'S, &c. -OpgNING OF A NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CLIURCa. On Tuesday, a circtumstancte took plans of deco interest to the Catholic community of this tteighboutircd and to many other of the principal restlonts of the district, namely, the csneecra. tion of a nesT antd veryboautifulf Catholic ohurchs, at lBlaothrook, which has been erected en the site of the former old chapel on the domain Of ...

... Ta MAYXOOTHGT O KE I TS!NG& NXTRAotDINARY PocE3>IJG (Fromtflie Morning Post.)3 I Friday a meeting of the inhabitant ratepayers of the rparish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, was held Pu. suant to public notice, in the vestry-room of the old church to take into consideration the bill now pending before Par- iliament, for endowing the College of Mayniooth in IrelPard and for increasing the ...

... .1 -THEi COTEMPORARY PRESS. I MORNING CHRONICLE-We look forward with W soniderable interest to the announcement, to be made on W Friday next., of'the 'n inisterial plan for the Improvement if aeademictil education in Ireland. It is hardly pdisible to th doubt that the education bf She higher and middie classes, ml upon the exclusive sygteun, which has so long prevailed in Ir that country, has ...

... THE WEEKL Y FREEMAN OF THIS DAY Co0 TAIXNta8-A Full Report of the Proceedings at the R peal Association on .Monday last, with Speeches or th, Liberator and other Popular Orators, togethar with a Lit of Subscribers, Correspondence, and Xemittanetl- thb Repeal Cause in England, America, and the Provie,;c. Repeal Associatlon-Letter of Mr. Grey Porter; the Mayor of Kilkenny-Repeal Reading-rooms; ...

... THE REPEAL ASSOCIATION. RESIGNATION OF MB GREY POETE&.-.At the meeting on Monday Mr Smith O'Brien read the following letter from Mr Grey Porter, announcing his secession from the society:- ' Shelbourne hotel, May 3, 1845. Dear Sir,-Yesterday evening I read the speeches at the Dundalk dinner, and as it seems to me that the association is now thoroughly pledged by its leaders to the ...

... I THE GREAT ANTI-CORN LAW BAZAAR. WE had the pleasure of visiting the National e Anti-Corn Law Bazaar at Covent Garden Theatre on le Thursday; and we must pronounce it a very striking sign e, of the times. The scene itself was one of fascination and le splendour; but as an evidence of the spirit excited in our Is :e cities and towns in favour of perfect freedom of trade, it It must be ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the Ladies and Gendermen of the Court, and the domestic Household, attended divine service on Sunday morning in the Chapel Rloval, Buekingham Palace. The Bishop of Norwich preached the sermon, .and the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay officiared at thit service. [Ter M4I1ajesty and Prince Albert honoured the Italian Opera with their nresence ...

... LATEST NEWS FROM AMERIlC at nine 1l The Great Western, which reactned Lnverlru a -- o'clock on Wednesday evening, brings intelligence from Now York to tile 24th April. The report of the important debate on the Oregon ques. tion in the British Parl;,ment had been received by the ,Caledonia on the 21st, and at first elicited sundry ebullitions Of splenetic wrath from the newspapers, which ...

... N CIlORLEY, h CHILD KILeu.-Osn Wednesday last, an inquest was taken, at the a, Joiner's Arms, before R. Palmer, Esq., coroner, on view of the body & of Thomas Riatcliffe, a child, seventeen months old, who was killed ce on the morning previous, by being run over by a cart, that was passing e through Market-street. A little girl was also run over, at the same y time, but ele eseaped unhurt. ...

... lil?? il I W ER- I (From the Spectator.) In 1829, the Roman Catholics of Ireland were ad- mitted to Parliament, and suade capable of holding high offices of state. In 1831, the Retornm Bill made the representatives of the Roman Catholic electors a nmajority ot'the Irish Members of Parliament. In 1834, the Protestant Episcopal staff of Ireland was curtailed. In 1844, Roman Catholics were ...

... ary moilthly meetinz of this Reverend Cot Ialzin l lma tUZ u&awtuvw . h The ordinary monthly meeting of this Reverend Court was held t on Wednesday in the Presbyterv ?? Rev. MIr. Douglas, a Moderator. The meeting having been constituted, and the minutes I of the previous monthily meeting and intermediate meetings a having heen read and approved of, I d Mr. M3funro of Campsie was elected ...

... MORE OF THIE FERMENT: | The following address was ad tead nsouninoliely by one of the greatest and most. influental public meet- ugs which has been held in the Country for ;the consideration of the Maynooth Grant. It IWas Ro posed by Mr. Mason, ad seconded by Mr. Councillor Baldwvin. The Town Hall, capable of containing ten thousand persons, wvas crowvded to suffocation. Ase Address of the ...