... Log IDIPORTGT IE1T1ZR 'FROMd THTA th Taam, April 16tb,1868. St. Jarlath'S sa ?? ?? DEARe S -Wifl you have the kindness to ?? my annal onribltiflof seen pounds to the fund for enabling Mr. Moore, the' digtinguishied and u~op~i~gmme for Mayo, to defray the ?? of a vexatious and annoying petition. I would have waitei for the committee which, 1 understand, was to be formed in Castlebar for the ...

... -I2rttiidtIt[ Uc. T I Z.%.s I,_lv'l'r I -o As r p11 'vit (Ap jlfil) 11'1- ll;w-'emll.n 0/' trl'l'pilamuL :' 1 ZINil ti1id Wi bent, pm-( llitl- ig. t his work t0 h11et 11112, colpt&e1 ( ' (101' Iad t p 11'ts 1f)ly v-|.abli~lluild ill wo~il IIIll:IY nwoliolt*la flin~t 'li o)i'ill'' ('t1V(lot-' ith 11 ) S liuld tIw xr(! ; l.l'' tew ith il roder] tote III'( ('1(1couraget7111 llt itlld falil dt ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, Apiatn 18. i Several petitions against the Maynooth grant and the 3 Jews bill were presented by the Earl of Roden; by the l)le i of Richmond from the presbytery of Ayr; by the Marquis of I Breadalbane a gleat many petitions from places in Scotland; I by the Marquis of Exeter to, the sinae effect; by the oill of ) Winchilsea also a great nunuber to the same (ffect; by ...

... ITHE CONSERVA'lIE TART, CA--D]+'SE RUER | ! li~~RUM3 '1'E CAMP.l ,Al]: insert in alnother Column a cl ief accioltit, fIrure thie ,oildoll toei'el siidie of tilie L'evo nbty 2 1ai, of; ie t, imlborl(tant meeeting, of the Coniservativo party, whi'ib took place at tile ]ari (if' Derby's resid cc(e' on Sxatur- ali. otowithstandiing the e(?forts of tLhe ' Liberal' press to sligbt lr e importaicc of ...

... OUT WITTING A AVIZAIRD. PROFEssoIL ANDIEs:I:N was looking over tih American' and foreign iiewspapers. ill tIe oflice of thie N'oe York Duttchmani, wheln lie saw that he wa.s eloscly sel jillis!( by a gentlemanti of tall statue i anil sk var tiv appeal-allrc, and who levas evidently Frlin tlie country. 'The tel - lowilog Conversation ti,,, p leer: - I sty! are 1e it Professor Anderson, hey', ...

... GARiDENING OPERATION:S 1OR THE WEEK. FLOWERil GARDETIX AXI}1 S1ll41:U11PEl:.-A Suleeliioll (,f :ailillials Shold llit!~l fW''', It. fiJ~ingt up vaaliw~ics, ill bordlers of' herbaceous pilsts, bitli-S, &a., ailld paltlice-1 hirly Im dru (l.csillur up thll Illall'!ill'ofi sl~l'lIlhh(,ies'i Nv il('l' the( Spa;ce! betwt\tee tile fi~l( of, till-C a1111 :ilrub~ls III;IV he( ocillpiedl Nvil themll, ...

... SEC OND EDITO N'. ANEIIIS-LETT'R'f OP'PP.'E, 1iVe.- , itodat .lfot'ttiit'j, ~if'tt Ct oclock. IOlSuE oFe COADlIONS-o10NI)AY. (Contini dJifoit 1e'itst 1Niiion.) TIlE BUDGET. T'he CRANCE1,LOR of the EXCHIIEQUER1 tbion proptOsi-A to renew 0v tilt! kvciulu tax for twto yvarsa, ftoa Ap ril!. 1;53, at sevenpelice ib the pouend; lor twnu miii re I years, fromn April. 185,, at six1p ncee ini the pound ...

... REPORT FOR ACADEM1IC YEAR 1S51-52. TO TrUe QUEV.'S Mosr ELxcartex r M JESrV-1 have the honour of subnmitting this third report of thle col- lege over wvhich I preside, humbly hoping that the facts recorded, and tile suggestions inade therein, mntay be found worthy ol tilceonsileration of your Majest', in regardl to the ngrat question of coliegiate edlcatioi The whole miihber of students were, ...

... FOREIGN INTEL IGENCE. PAMSts, SUtNDAY. It will be interesting to know that on this side of the Channel thd prepara lons making by the French to be duly represented at the Great Industrial Exhi- bition in Dublin are proceeding with great activity and success. On Saturday M. Fould, the Minister ot State, threw open bis ?? salons for thle-purpose of gratify- ing a few hundred select and ...

... THE MEETING AT LORD DERB3YS. T'iitri was a most niieel rous altd Singula ly important meetin-t I g leld at Lord Derby's houSeSt. Jmn aesS ISquare, tilis d*ay (Sate idtat,) It \was atetio(Ide by nearly all the Ciiiserratia epalt'; ainl, bhij)rtilte fist tleetillg hteld S tilht( thue CilnigL of lhitiit l (tlii diali) of two neal rel;atives hlcvin- prevoeited Lord Doerhv froii uolmmrilli- ...

... GRAND DISPLA y (l' A\MERICAN FIRE- ENGINES. IN point of numbcers, we prewume there are moro fir'e- engines in the city of Now York than in twenty of thie most important cities of' Great Britaill, not even omit- ting London in the estimate. Each engine in an American city lias a regular charter, and oil organised number of members, vwho hold statonl meetirsn, ale subjecterd to a code of L llOs ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-AlONDA&Y, ArPIII 1S. The Lorc it C I ierr..O It took his seat Oll the woolsack shn1rtI V after live e cl;ck. SeL-L'rOl pelifios wvere presentedl by noble lords against tihe Mlayioltrgant. 'kIA'YNOOT11 G1tANT'. The Earl of WINCillls'l~ilt rose;, in, pursuance of notiiti, to move fol a comumilitteeL to inquire into tihe sVS- tenm of edurcation p)ursued it the College of ...