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... 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 ...
... FOREIGN ITELLIGENCE. THE FRENCE EMPIRE. PAIS? MOrNDAY, EvrENING.-The money market has been very heavy to-day, in consequence of the change of ministry in Turkey. It is thought that as the new minis- ters have the reputation of being unfavourable to Russia, the guestion between that Power and the Porte will be kept open, and consequently that the anxiety as to the result will be much prolonged, ...
... - .1 .1 _- - d - _ (From 6le Morning Post). VERDICT OF MANSLAUGTETR AGAINST THE CHAIRMAN AND LOCOMOTIVE SUPERINTENDENT. The adjourned inquest on the body of Charles Canning, a porter on this line, who was killed by a survey train on the, 14th instant, was resumed at the UsilwrayArms Inn, Farn- ham, Surrey. on Tuesday, before Mr. Wood, the coroner, and jury empannelled last week. There were ...
... FROM OUR LONDON C' ?? ,; . i The information which I was enabled togive eiko, sbort time since as to the visit of her MNjept, ys this summer has since been corroborated in every t el and the fact is now officially announced in the gy varotoy organs. The tinme of the royal visit will, I am inclinedt ee be necessarily a little later than is menionti by the0 Qneen haopened and prorogued ...
... BILL FOR INSPECTION OF NUNNERIES, ISE1 DOWN XFOR ECOOND READING OX 2D JUNE NEXT; TO THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. , Please attend to the advice and to the suggestion okEne- who took an active part under our great Liberator in achiev- ing Catholic emancipation-who toiled for years in that great warfare to attain Catholic liberty, and who is willing to de- u vote his still remaining energies, ...
... I b c ret in it 'ouna[ DUBLIN: THUKSDAY, MAY 26, 1853. The convulsive moyepment of which continental Europe was the theatre five years ago has been transferred to the Eart, and grave events are now in progress of development insnore than one Pagan monarchy. The Standard sees in the approaching ruin of once famous empires the manifestation of Providence and the accomplishment of prophecy. We ...
... The splendid screw steamstip Himalaya, for the Peninsu- lar and Oriental Company, designed and built under the in- spection of Mr. F. Waterman, jun. at Mr. C. J. Mare and Co.'s establishment at Blackwall, was launohed on Tuesday (the Queen's birthday anniversary), in the presence of the Duke of Leinster, Lord and Lady Naas, Lord and Lady de Tabley, Miss de Tabley, Mr. T. Russell, M. P., Sir ...
... BY ELECIRZC TELEGRAPH. W H. m.ith and Sons' Neuwpaper OQjce, No. 1, Eden-quay, May 25. FOREIGN NEWS. (Froan the Second Edition of the Times). P4R8s ,WEDfl!ESDAY, 8.30 ?? private message from Vi>enna of 24th announced the impending departure from (eni tantinople of Prince Mensclikoff, in consequence of the ddaifve refusal of the ultimatum by the Porte. Tie Tivies correspondent at Vienna writes ...
... The Right Rev. Dr. Foran, Bishop of Waterfortl and Lis- more, attended in Dungarvan on Saturday last, and held a general examination of all the children of the parish in the splendid cathedral of this town; and, after a most minute catechisticsl examinatioi of upwards of five hun4red indi- viduala, his lordship seamed highly pleased with the profound 't knowledge they had of the Christian ...
... NORTH DUBLIN !IN isld on * The usual weekly meeting of the ?? Oulu a, yesterday in the jbor. room of the worklotoae, North BruntsL XCt a ptain LINskY ir`th chair. The following guardisilsi were as rsn:.4e55 Charles Thorp, Hyndolan,. Carolin, Thomas Arkins, Flanagan, Roper, Cosgrve, Harkain, Nugent, Gavacan, George Thorp, Hardy, Dodd, and O'Brien. STATB OF TItE mtOUSE. Paupers remaining as per ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FBREMA,. Sli-It la well that the country-4n-thepretsnt erieia3pes-- esses such valuable, honest, and 4ileju ?? Fuamiscut, Tablet and .Zatiom, toadvocati the caiiad of honour and principle against the defenders of corruption and i' pleoelr breaking. Whilst such journals support the c4use of the country there is no danger; the principles of nationality will prevail, and ...