... _ CATHOLIC CHURCI. The Very Rev. U. M'Dermott Dean, and P.P., Strokes- 8 town, has commenced to build a new church in Strokestown, which we understand It it intended will far exceed in elegance and extent any other in the diocese, and with a munificent liberality has announced his intention of making no demand for funds on his parishioners until he shall have expended L,500L from his own ...

... TOWNSHIP OF BiHINESMR. NEVILLE'S REPORr. To TEE EDITOR OF TBE 'REENIAN. 5ra-As SXr. Neville's report t- he co poratior, alluded to in your journal of yesterday, oontaits some very great misreprel sentations respecting this dirtr et, I olaim, s a nmatterof jastice, an opportunity of replying 'i them through your columns. ,Mr. Neville reprints (psi' ,- i) what professes to be an ex- tract from ...

... I S. PETER'S PARISH TEMPORARY RELIEF FU9'ND. A meeting of the parishioners was held on Monday, 19th February, pursuant to ?? WxaT in the-chair.; A deplorable state of destitution amongst poor workmen and artisans was disclosed. The clergy and others person- 113.- acquainted with their poorer neighbours particulerieed their extreme misery consequent on the severe and conti- nued frost, which, ...

... TEff WEAMHER, &U. - During tbe prevelence of the hard frost recorded as hav- ing rendered memorable the winter of 1796-7, and of the heavy falls of snow which took place in the years 1814 and 1816, one distinctive feature is stated to have been remarkable-tbe protracted continuance of the savere weather. This peculiarity of an unchanging rigour of temperature has hitherto marked the present ...

... ?? A $LK E- iE*T TESTIMONIA'L TO ?? rL MaYor. * A meeting called by the Bight lonie roe A. A. upon a most influential requisition, Was held yesterday at b the Mansion-House, for the purpoeo. of considering anti' ;h adopting an address to Sir E. Blakeney, and to determine tl upon the best means of carrving out the proposed testimonial; 4 Amongst those present ~vere--The Hon and Very Rter the ...

... I UlIe TreSDAn, FERUom I DUBLIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1S6C. Another Ministerial crisis is said to have arisen, and it *as generally believed in London yesterday evening that if the Peelite section of the Cabinet had not actually resigned, they were preparing to take that step. Our London Correspondent, in a despatch received at four o'clock yesterday, informed us that fresh difficulties ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TELEGWffGRi HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The Marquis of WESTMEATE wished to know whethbe it was intanded to abolish the office of Lord Lieutenlnt for Ireland, and also how the office of Chief Secretary for Ie. laud was to be filled np. The noble marquis, after remar, tng upon the changes which have just taken place in the ministry, suggeated that the offlce of First Lord of the ...

... INVl 4TITURE OF THEi ORDE O ST. PATRICE. His Excellency, the Graud liastter. h-, .. .- id wad edo brdyacatro he be riisy's or- ot Saint Patrick, at Dublin Castle. most y orme The following ?? Companion8, in their manttes, stars, and col a, as embled in the entree-rooIm, viz. -The Ril of 1 Hotb, the Marquisof Uefldfort,tliegarl of MltltownandLord IFanbam, attended by the Archbishop offDublin, ...

... (From the Daily News.) At length we believe that we may announce that the co- lition cabinet is Anally at an end. Rumours prevailed after the cabinet hold on Tuesday that a disagreement had arisen between the Whigs and Aberdeanites regarding the corn- mittee of inquiry. To-day, it will be remembered, had been fixed by Mr. Roebuck for the nomination of its mem- bere. It wae necessary, ...

... THE WEATHER, &a. ~There Is a dreary sameness in the character of the present 6itter weather. Shortly after sunrise yesterday morning the I wind blew keenly from the north and east, accompanied by showers of sleat. At about mid-day it chopped round towards the westward- and hopes were entertained that a I gradual thaw was about to set in. These expectations were 4 disappointed: the wind veered ...

... ?? me't)a vstordeV a tie 6b .Bl*ls ?? tng UO8 ittt~~di 7Captdn. Wistdom,. J F, D V.C* M~sr~~ ?? .LongHard y, Dr D F Brady i TATE oi TlEHOtS ' , *Remn~ining on the 12th Feb. 8,208; jdmithd, 2196;born, 2; dicbrgd 87; dieds 27; reahing OR the 17tbinat. ' .815: THE MASTER AD) MATRON. A letter was read from the Poor Law Oommiesionera, ex- pressing their sanction of the resolution of the board, ...

... TIM WAR. The following appeared in Third and Fourth Editions of the WEnizLmY Frnn M :- DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS AT EUPATORIA BY OMER PACIA. (From the Daily News.) BucHARUST, FRIDAY.-A messCnget, Who lef Edupatoria on the 17th' of Febtitiay, and ?? the journey from Vamsn to Bucharest in tienty-siz hours, brings the following deapatch from our cor- respondent:- Eu.PATOMR, FEB. 17.-The Rusoians ...