... SERMON IN AID OF ST. MARY'S PAROCHIAL I SCHOOLS, HADDINGTON.fIOAD. These excellent schools, whicb, under the unremitting care oT the rmepected pastor of Irishtown, the Rev. Dr. O'Connell bave attained a state of such efficiency, and been such a source of educational and moral advantage to the youth of a poor and populous district, cannot, we regret to say, corn. ensnd the necessary funds for ...

... I R The following were amon1gst ,he,, letters reAd.,at, the Cpselof the Tenaedt League _on 't1d ay, azd hich we wereo unable toputiiiebls in Iouiri report of tbe, pi oceeodjp~at-.- 4 Callowhill, ~Durrow,.Oct.14, 1955.,T *'My DEAR PLUNKETT bl~-y hllait sf111 `b6;wIlt yost, but fo feis' -which I don't Oare tec floakemore pilblici, it will be Impossible for meI to take -pant in ih e ...

... The ease of the Baldoyle tenants of the Dublin Corporation is one in which it may become ne- cessary to appeal from the f agent to the land- lord, in order to obtain full justice. We trust such an appeal may not be rendered requisite, and that the Council will, itself-acting as trustee for the citizens, deal with that broad equity which should ever characterise the dealings between ...

... I T-E WAR. iI BOMBARD1ENTI' OF KINBURN. We announced two days ago that the allied fleets had sailed from Odessa, and had anchoreol off Kinburn. It will be seen from the following desputabes, which are of Russian origin, that the latter place is undergoing a bombardment, ODS3sA, OCT. 15.-The enemy bas landed a portion of his troops at Kinburn Point, near the Salt Lakes; and in the evening six ...

... TIHE URENCH REFUGEES IN ENGLAND. (From ?? Times.) How far the laws of national hospitality should extend to political refugees is a vexed question in Europe. The conti- nental monarchies for the most part deem their interests ident:cal, and a man who baa offended against one of them is an ou.law under the ban of all. England has adopted another course. She permits men of all ranks and creeds ...

... TIHE BE LFAST PiESi3Y'rEvR. IT will 1)0 seen that, yesterdily, tihe Belfast Prcsby- tory bad agaill before them tile letter of the 1Rev. A-lexanldr Henderson, which wai the subject of the [notion of the Rev. Wxn, Johnston at the previous meeting. 31r. Henderson refused to retract a single state. ment in his letter, touching the w'ell managed' closed-door discission in Dublin, in regard to ...

... MEETING OF THIE CARRICKFERGUS FISHERMEN. McnrTIso Of thle nato lers mill diredgeis and the iabitantit of Cari'irlcfei'gns1 wlis hlvd yesterday, at lel cco'cock, ill the Coart-liounce of that to% er, for a' puipose of expressing an1 Opinion oil certain law oceedliocs initi litcIi liv ilie Coininsinisii'l'r5 of sicr~ie's a.gainlSt thle GUild of Eblicrmeen of tie towvn Curvcl eLfegeIS. 11wi ...

... T f1 E A It AY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WArr-Oev11Ica Ocr. 2,6, 13th D-ugoonr Guards -Cornet C. IV. BruIce to he Lieutr., by pitr'ehase, I-ice W~ard law, pieaurired. 10oth ~ight Dragonras-Lieelt. J. H. Caitaheit to be Adjutant , vice J. P.-Sinilth, promaoted inl 2nd Dratgo~li Guarrads. 16th tin.-T3rooir Seijertet-'Mavie E. Cowytan to be Cot ret, n-itrin it purelrase, Vice J. Dyniori, p ...

... TIlE 13 A,,TlIC ILEE''T. (Prom tire Tires? Gorresprcudela.) Recur., Ocr. 2.-Tire monith of Ocfobier, inl thle usual~ couIrso of timei, ha's Once mlore arititiO . The1 aethtler, with (li eticeltiohi of the initervenitiotn Of' at fine day ait distant ititervals, is gloomly andil cherless. The dancesog of' lie Rile are of f'reqtiotei no- cuivlreare, atditi te winter season is rapidly app'oroach- ...

... THE EARL OF ELLENBOROU(3GI AND THE XV[l! CIlO.NB AjGRICULTURAL SOCfEJ Y. Os Wednesday last tilieWilnehoenb Agricultural So- ciety, established ii 1839 for thOe ncouragemenit Of improvement and skcill in agrictlttural pursuits a111( fidelity annd good colliuctameoilg farnii servants, male and female, held its annuafl I eetingm. 'lin forenoon wins spent noi awvarding.1 and( dsinutlg tn aiu ...

... ULSTER. RAILWAY JOBBINN. TO THErc E Fl'oP OrP TIlHE NORtTrIUMN writf. qi i-An Px-Diiecto' of t'Ir I7!stor Rilwti ay marie soCe olb5er li ico0 illii IIn llii'gll!, to-i;dy ilielit thle mifnnel ill whic'ii l tine co ...

... TH CqATHOLIC CHURCH. , a I XThE'MOST RtV. Do.. M'KjATL, Lord BthOp'Of lo0her, has just arrived Et his te'siafirce near Monaghan, after com- plating the conufrmatioe duties of the present year. During the season his lordship vis ted about One-third of his very extensive diocese and administered the holy sacrament of confirmation to thousands, among whom was a large number of converts, carefully ...