... tUSSION OF FATHEBHS LOCKHART AND RINOLFI AT HEADFORD. (FROM A CORESPONDET.) May 11th. Years will elapse before the services rendered to religion in this quarter by these very reverend. fathers sheall, with the blessing of God, be forgotten or effaced. They opened their mission here on last Sunday week, and it was closed on Sun- day last by his.Grace the Archbishop of Tuam, who also on the same ...

... IV We continue our extracts on the above subject from the contemporary press:- (From the Belast Chronicle.) We shall state a fact or two that have not yet been made public so far as we have seen, which will, we think, establish our opinion; and to our statements we believe we can safely challenge contradiction. It is unusual for al cabinet to have a measure put to the vote in the council ...

... [ ROYAL 8C[1TY FORITHE PROMOTION AD IM- pROVEMEXV OF THE GROWTH OF FLAX IN I IRELAND. . ; A I The monthly committee aiuY ting was eld in OiLals on the 27th ult.; John Charters, Esq., in the cIhar. A letter was read from thie ?? ofthe Lord Lientenant, notifying that the T neasury had asgthorised the Paymaster of Civil Services to issue 110001. to the society, to defray the expenses of ...

... ROYAL IRISti ACADEMY. There was a meatings of this society last evening at the Academy House, Dawson street. Tlie chair was taken at eight o'clock by the Rev. RosmNesY hlhe Rev. Dr. Todd brought before the meeting two Uroovhus modelled from the antique, and presented by hIr. ACihQ.nn, of Grafton-street. One of the originals, lie state !, is in the museum of Dr. Petrie; the other is described ...

... I BY ELECTI WLELI. W. H. Smith d Sons' Newspaper Office, No. 1, -quay, May 19. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDoN.-The American ship Georgiat arrived from Aus- tralia, has about 60,0001. value in gold dust. The Buby, from New South Wales, has also arrived; her freight and gold not yet known. TURsEY-CONSTANTINOPLE, 9TH.-A telegraphic despatch in the Chronicle contains the ?? Mensehikoff has asked for ...

... (N2 'reluawt5 J(Ontat DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1863. THE DUBLIN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. The Times rarely gives us an opportunity of read - ing its leader with pleasure, or of quoting it with approval. Slow to recognise the Dublin Exhibi- tion-doubting that anything good could come out of Nazareth-it has at length become a believer in Irish industrial capacity-in Irish taste, in Irish patriotism ...

... HASIIONABLZ INTEBLLIENCE. V1lcREGAL Cown.-Their Excellencies the Lord Licutetnant and the Countess of St. Germans received the following party at the Viceregal Lodge on Friday evening:- lhe Lord Chancellor, Mrs and the Misses Brady; Marquis and proelioness of Pieadfort, and Lady 0. Taylour; Marquis and Mlrchioness of Kildare, Earl and Countess Granville, Earl nod Countess of Clonmel and Lady ...

... We have already declared our disbelief of some of the evi- dence given before the Cork election committee to be so utter and complete, that we refused to give insertion ia our coflinns to tbe proceedings altogether. It may, however, have reached some of our readers through other channels that amongst other curiosities of evidence laid befure the late committee was that ofsa womanwho swore ...

... ing appeared in a Stop Press Edition of tbe FRIEMAS of yesterday :_ rBY ELEOrICh TELEGRAPH._ 7 JFACIAL RELATIONS OF JrGLAD AND I FIN IRELAND. -We have received the following by Electric Telegraqh F5log OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. House of Commons, Tuesday Aforniing. on the motion, last night, that the house go to committee on the Income Tax Bill, Colonel Dunne moved an amendment for an in- qy ...

... IR EMPERTAl pARLIAMEAT. -. t : ~ , - g I l ~ vi : HOU;SE: OF LORDS-MoxDAY, MAY 28. Lord BEAUIONT gave notice that, on Friday, he would ClWl attention to a treaty concluded relative to the succession to the crown of Denmark. The Earl of MALMESBURr gave notice that, on Friday,- be would put a questionito the Foreign Secretary as to the neegociation goingon between Russia and Turkey. Th Earl of ...

... I The select committee appointed to examine into the charges of corruption and intimidation alleged to have been practised at the late election for the city of Cork has decided against the petitioners, and in favour of the sitting members. This decision virtually amounts to a declaration of utter disbelief in the stories of clerical violence and intimidation which have been trumped up and ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, London, Thursday up Aie, ?? Although virtually the resolutions regarding the Decr tax are carried by the division of Tuesday morning the7 c, -not, strictly speaking, according to the forms of lbt' ' The division was substantially on the resolution, ?? cally on Sir Bulwer Lytton's amendment, the rejectit; which is the only act yet performed by the legislature as r ...