... IfISFEMA N'S IMPRESSIOLS Op I CAR~1~1 IRELANVD. aid of the poor schools connected -with the .syof St, vincent do 'Paul, under the care of the Isling- ,!tcoifrence, Cardinal WViseinan delivered a lecture last a . atgtht Hanover-square-roorns, describing his im-l ( ,,sIens of hie recent visit to Ireland, There was a very I 0o5ttedance, including Lord Overstone, Lord Petre, Air. r p0wyef, DI.P., ...

... (proK OUR OWNr COOBSPONDIMT.) PARIS, SATURDAY ZVRNrN. There has been some ramour of an intended con. version of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes to Three per Cents., but this rumour is unfounded,- at least, the government has no intention of adopt. ingsueh a measure at the present moment. the Emperor presided at his Council of Ministers at St. Cloud to-day, as he did indeed at the last re- ...

... TILE 4POIS2INGS.AT BRADFORD. Three more deaths have occurred since our last aCcount, the total number being now 17, and 194 persons are still Stufferfilg fronm the effects of the poisoned lozenges. * O Tusda afernon coone'sinquest was opened by C. ewienEsq, cronr, t te PckHorse Inn, Bradford, o n, t h e b o d i s o f ~ r l e n d a B u z r a n e a n d t h r e e o th e r s w h o h a v e The only ...

... INAUGURAL LECTURE YESTERDAY. Yesterday Professor Tanner, who has recently been ap- pointed to tlhe chair of Agriculture and Rural Economy at Queen's College ...

... ' l Our annual Municipal Elections took place on Monday last, and excited less interest than usual, there being no opposition in three Wards out of the five, namely, in the Central, South, and West. In the Central Ward, Mr. R. Cox and Mr. James Embling were the retiring Councillors, but the latter declined to be re-elected, and Mr. T. Randall, formerly a member of the Town Council, and ...

... 'HENLlY-ON-THAMES. DID.;-Nov. 1, almost suddenly, at Brighton, Ebenezer Fuller Maitland, Eisq., of Park-place, Henley-on-Thames, aged 78 years.-Nov. 4, at Wargrave, Berks, Mr. Jethro Lailey, formerly of Hambleden Mill. CHARITY SnnMONs.-On Sunday last two sermons were preached in the Parish Church, in aid of the funds of the National Schools of this town ; in the morning by the Rev. A, R. ...

... MI- - MSCELLA-NE'OU-S:-NE-WS:. 1 A GAnINET CouxcH,, the first aic the recess, was held on Wednesday, at the official -,reqleince of the Chancellor of the Exchpquer in. Downfing-street. PROPOSED REHPRESEN&TATIN O6F ROTHERHAM-4it ha been determined by some of 'the. leading men of Bother. ham to endeavour to have that cplace and Masborougi in.. eludedinathe-coming Refor 'Bill, for rersntao in ...

... OUR EOYAL SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, WHiAT ARS. THEY WORTH? We cannot rejoice, like some of our contemporaries, when there is really no cause for rejoicing. Oar loyalty, we admit, does not go the extreme lengths it is the fashion now-a-days in some quarters to carry it. When the Queen presents her loving sub- jects with a ninth or tenth prince or princess, for the life of us we cannot raise our ...

... FRANCEt- The invitations to Conipigue are much more numerous than was generally anticipated. Tbsy inelnde upwards of twerty English people, nramog whomnare Lord and Lady Palierston, Lord end Lady Clarendon, the Marquis of Hertford, Lord and Lady Craven, and Lordf Alfred Paget. It is an- nounced that a council of ministers will be held there once a week. Affairs of state do not pravent the em- ...

... ' The followiing~are the Admiralty lights and fog signals now ordered to be carried and used by seagoing vessels to prevent collision:- STEAM-X VESSELS. All seagoing steamn vessels, when under steam, shall, be- tween sunset avd sunrise, exbibit the following lights.- 1. A bright white light at the foremast heed; a green light on the staroard side; and a red light on the port 2. The masthead ...

... CulHOSITI 2 01? F Tl. RE'VI'SION ait any' hint, Iliow;ev riow'or fnla i' minuite, which, by ilistori'ini or ?? aii possibily be 1waelto opci':te aga-llist (lie Ti an Couci el o't(lie Cori'ij ?? Ofices, has wi thi i thle Ilast (iw da ss liacii flinc iilring isl a sea, of lilac Jrs inl reference to a Case whdich eaiiirr'd at the reecut rev'isioii. It scoels that ?? re wvas a Claim manie hr61 a ...

... A Turin journal stntes thattile Dulro of Arodena is aetively ?? iu re-organising n seerot soeiety wilieillvasvoly poaverfnl in 1830 mld tive objeotof evhieh is tbere-est:lblishinent Of tlle POpc's autilolity as it evas in thc luiddle nges Fromaletuin just pilblisiled by the Alinistcrof tile Interior at Rome it appems tilat tile nnnll)er oi politienl ?? pardone(l or reealled from exile sinee ...