... I TH IRISH CHURCH MISSIONqS 8OO . I The annual meeting of; this society wad held in the Roud Room of the Rotundo yesterday at twelve o'clock. About a third of the room was filled by ladisamongt whom therewen somefevigantlemen. There wwe about twenvtyew le gymen on the platform. The children of the shoas ?? by the oiety were preen As the inated chair. man, Lord Clamicarty, had not arrived at ...

... The annual meeting of this society was held yes. terday in theaotundo. At twelve o'clock the chair was taken by the Rev. Lord O'NEILL5 The meeting was opened with prayer, The Chairman ?? lord, ladies, and gentlemen, the introduction of the Irish National Education system mm among the earlier concesions to Romanism. which the British nation has been making year after year, at the expense of the ...

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... THE ORGANISATION OF THE DISESTAB. I I , LISHE URCH~Mc l A meethig of the lay delegates recently appointed by te varions parishes in the dioese of Dablin and Glendalorgh and Rildare, took place yesterday in the Moleaworthksireet Hall, for the purpose of select- ing one-fifth of their numer, or fifty-iir in all, to represent them at the approachiag church conference, which will asemble in Dulin ...

... i NATIONAL TESTIMONIAL TO SIR JOHN }fI.e GRAY, YLP. 4 At the meeting of the commnittee yeterday, the Very Rev. Dr. S TT'r in the chair, the following ad- ditional subscriptions were annocnwd:- Rev Canon Farrell. P P ?? £10 0 0 Luke 7 M'Donnell, Merrionsquare ?? 5 0 0 Rev ?? O'Connor, P P, Bathfarn- ham ,, .. a.l Rev PatriikHsnley,CC C, do I 0 0 Patrick Maher, Tyrrelatoon ?? 5° JolaraCopland, ...

... I . TRHE FLOOD IN WA-TERFORD. i Neverat e tieyear 1889 was there sh a *doed of the tide known in Waterford ea that of Saturday night and Sunday morning. Saturday night the tide rose many fest above the ordinary level. All the gas lights in the city, except on Ballybricken, went out about eight o'clock, and the greatest precaution was necessary to avoid accidents. The water got into the gas ...

... THE WAR TN NEW ZEALAND. I THIE MASSACRE OP EUROPEAN S9'I'L I The intelligence from New Zealadd seems to be t more alarming than ever, and includes particnlars of t a sbtcwing massacre of European settlers by the f Miories at Poverty Bay. Ever since the disastrous h engagement at Te Rues-ram, in which Von Teawpaky a and others fell, the colonial forcem are said to have s been in a ...

... | THE DIVISION ON THE Cau>;a BILL. I t{ .- ale- A : _- t .. ?? to the division on the Tribh Canreh B 1 the Tim ?? majority is great, overwc rc- ing, and decisive. It is eual to toe Most shgone hopes of the friends of the biJi. It e tceeds bee anti. cipation8 of many, yet it kid dies but a s-ight fee.;ing of triumph, so much had the certainty of ?? taken away the excitement whizn htiuj7 on ad ...

... 1 T~ix HEAD, DEULtY. I ?? ! p to P C.5, ?ebrL r S. 1869.-WInd W. Web -arquits of Aberc-rn, steamer, GIMaqw; ,aiePso, steamer, Bristol; Jane Bnuhcs, Portmadoc, slale; AJice, Lcghorr. Feb .-Silloth, steamer. SitUoth; Duke of Suherland Alerxadra and kdtia xnoreolm &S m sued: et kFatsick, Ircn Dluke and Ehlans, Eteamers, Liverpl: Mar?, Chetter bricks; ExCelEi ?? Liverpool, linseed; Eizabc;h, ...

... TO ThM EDITOR OF TIM F EBMA?. CrOosakiel, countyrt Meath, Jan. 14th. SIR-For the information of the public I think the good acts of a landlord should be published, I beg leave through the columns of your journal to make a few remarks onone of the best, Toesday last, the 12tb, being a day set aside by the tenantry of the Clonebraney Estate to pay respects long doe to their worthy landlord, r. C ...

... I I In. nf the bote Ad:- A .- Ad i_ . IOnze of the Most curious phases of the agitation against Ml. Gladstone's diseesblishment and disen- dowment policy duriug the past year has been the .pesistAnt &tWmpt to ?? the minds of Pro .stetn Nononformists by untrue or exaggerated re- preseatations as to the favour it would show to, and the advantages it would oonfes on, the Irish Catho- lice We ...

... DROGHEDA COfRPORATION -ADDRES3 TO 1THE LORD LIEUTENANT. (R'nOU OUR COREMPONDENIT.) DBoGAm, FEB. 19.-A special meeting of the Town Council was this day held in the AssemaLy :Rcom, for the purpose of presentiug a suitable address to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant on his appointment to the Viceroyalty of Ireland. Tue fol- lowing members of the Council were present:-Ei. ward MDonongh, E-q., ...