... NEW CATIHOL(C BURIA1. GROUND. le A most important and inhlas tial meeting of the Amalga- le mated Trades and Friendly Societies of Dublin was held on ulast evening, in the Temperance Hall, Freneb-street, for the X purpose of devising the most effectual means of establ shing a new and truly Catholic Cemetery, and to resist the oppres- Y, sion of the Cemeteries Board; and also to make ...

... KINGtSLOWN. APRIL 15.-I find in the Daily Exipress, of the 9th inst.. a letter signed 'N, respecting my remarks in a formercom- munication on the subject of the gun practice at the Pigeon-house. The writer remarks that I omitted to in- form the public of the enormous loss to the revenue which has resulted f rom the assembling of the coast guard men to- gether, to the gross neglect of ...

... - THE CRYSTAL PALACE. ._ The billo*ing itbportant correspondence 'betwev e the First' 3J Comu onasr ot Woxkss and Ylesir. Fos aud Hendeqsw : e d leaay. laid before g rmetian of,theqgeneral com- . mnittesr tbe preservad~ou of the building, and his the ieffect 1 of not! only putting a top tlo-the..promenadeuannouncea for J Saturday, but also of fiually.: closing the. building to the publiet- .; ...

... The sixth anniversary of the Blackburn Mechanics' Institution was commemorated on Thursday evening last, t by a tea party and ball, which took place in a spacious t room belonging to the Bolton Railway Company. The i attendance was tolerably numerous. Tea over, a meeting for the passing of a series of reso- lutions was holden, the Mayor (wearing the badge re- cently presented to him) in the ...

... BRITISH ASSOCIAT'I'TON FOR TIlE ADVANCE MENT OF SCIENCE. PUBLIC MEETING IN THE CORN EXCIIANGE. YESTMRDY, - at one o'cloclk, a very large and most in- fluential meeting of the principal inhabitanlts of Belfast and its vicinity, was held in the Corn Exchange Hall, Victoria Street, for the purpose of hearing the report of the Local Committee appointed to take preliminary neasures for the ...

... IVESLEYAN IMISSIONZARY SOCIETY. ANNUAL MElETlINGS OF Till' BELTFAS'T AUMILIARI[ES. TIlE annual m1eetings of this society took place on MIon(lay and yesterday evenig-s, on the former even- ing in the Wesleyan Church, Donegall Square East, and en the lattelr in the Frederick Street Chuilrlh. On both occasions the attendiance Was larfO and respect- able. On MIonday evening the chair was occupied ...

... The marriage of Earl Grosvenor, M.P., for e Chester, 'sith Ludy Constance Gower, the lovely daugh- t ter of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherlanld,, will be a solemnised in London on the 28th inst.h Timt CoiNtAan.-Thie Gazetto of Tuiesdaiy h ~'contained a royal proclamation ordering the issue of-the new floria, with the inscription Victoria D.G.: Brit.: E LReg. F.D., on the obverse ; and One ...

... A FRIEND TO TEII ASHTON. Pr ANCIFNT SHEPRnE1DRY.-On Monday and Tuesday, the Nth and 13th inst. the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds, wa 6btonaUnity, heldtheir22ud annual conference at Mr. Tbos. th Beothroyd's, Crown Inn, Hulutirth, when C.S. Willis took th. le chair, supported by D.C.S.I. Beardshall; C.S. Hall, at rie tice o'clock, called over the roll of delegates :-Ashton, PXa pe Shalw, P.D ...

... faiOrdfalteouo. - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - _ -- .- CI THE UTTERMOST FARTHYNo.-A gravestone in Ddiddlsoog arcyr a rk ndni defaced, last r week byodro tepso, h e.Mr. Peel, because F tbefl mutare oe gietohmfor allowing it tot be plcdteehdntbe ad-oth. Britisli Daily Mail a GREAT NORTHERN TELEGRAPH. -The Electric Li Telegraph ComptAnyhavejust completed ?? Northiern system of telegraph, Vria ...

... To THPl EDDITOR OF THlE IMORNING CHRONICLE. Sis-May I be allowed a few words in answer, not in !leas opposition, to D. C. L., in this morning's Chronicle ? past Advocating the introduction of the laity into Ecclesiastical bea Synods, he adds, how this is to be done-how the balance endl of authority is to be maintained . it is niot for thoi thin mie to enter on. Let those wilose care it is ...

... ED mARD£4BS-ME ~S RAGGED SCHOOL8S. |Yesterday thefourth annual meeting in connection with these schools was held at the Literary and Scientific Institution, Eideard-astreet, Fortman-oquare, M~r. J. G. Sheppard in the chair. Several clergymen and gentlemen interested in these benevolent institutions occupied seats on the platform, and the audience, whiclh was numerous, was principally comsposed ...

... AN AME RICAN FORTUNE-HUNTER. THE following narrative has been published in the American papers. It is dated from Genoa, where the two chief actors in I the transaction detailed, viz., likoff eand Vannaud, the courier of Miss Gamble, are now undergoing an imprisonment of fifteen months, to which they have been recently sentenced by the tri- bunal of the first instancet- This (Genoa) being the ...