... ]REPRESENTATION OF TOE CITY OF CORK. I (FROM OURt CONEWSPONDtNT.) Election rumours are rife annongst us at present. It is now generally known that Doctor Lyonas,the re- opected member for the city, owing to continued deli- cate health, is very anxious to be relieved from ths representation, and to resign that public trust, which, yielding to the calls of his fellow-citizons, he somerrhat ...

... THE CATHOLIC DIRECTORY FOR 180G. From the preface of the Directory of thisyearwe take the appended particulars, which show in the moeet satisfactory manner that the usefulness and authenticity of the information to be found in its pages have been vastly inceeased, carefully revised, and tabulated in the nmost convenient manner. Professor Kavanagh, who has undertaken the onerous duties of ...

... i (From the DefroiU Free Press, Dec. lb ) A most dreadful accident, attended with loss at life, occurred last night, eh',rtly before 8 o'clock, on the Grand Trunk Hailway, about a mile and & hall west of the Detroit and Milwaukle junction, through a collision between the day passenger express west and a freight train going east. The particulare which have been gathered thus far are nearly as ? ...

... BOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. (Bx TELEcGRAPH.) The house met at 5 o'clock. EVWInDCE-rRAoCSrE DILL. Lord Chelmsford, in moving the second reading of the felony and misdemeanour evidence practice bill, ex- plained that the bill had already passed the House of Commons. and its object was to sssimilste the practice in criminal cases with regard to the lights of counsel in addressing juries to that ...

... REFORMATORIE SIN IRELAND.. Fromt the fourth report of the inspector of reforma . tory schools in Ireland, Mr. Patrick Joseph MIurray, we extract Lbs following . BaroRATsORYv SCiCOOL FOP. CATHOaLIC O 5f, UPTr3N. 12, 1During the year 1863 and 1861 this reformatory 18 school the only one for boys in, the south of Ireland, oifr has given me full satisfaction. I had watched it with 18 ...

... ?? liftmalfs laumalf DUBLIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 186^, = Tarn address of the Council of the Chamnber or Commerce to' the Lord Lieutenant adds another to the list of the many able, eloquent, and philosophic documents that have from time to, time emanated from that distinguished body. No man will attribute to the Council of the Chamber of Commerce a desire to misrepre-sea, or to mislead. The ...

... THE ANNUAL CEITIFICATE DUTY UPON SOLICITORS. & TO TRLE EDITOR OF TlllC FlIEtrArr. Sin-Tbere can be little doubt tbat if Booe organised line ef action for obtaining the relief at the attorney profeesion fromn this vexatious Impost were proposed at the adjourned meeting of the Incorporated Society on the 12th instant, the general feeling of the profe3- GioN both in town end country would go ...

... I THE IIEA.LTH OF DUBLIN. I (From the Regsffrar Ganeral's Week'l Returms) The number of births registered in the city of Dablin during the week ending October loth amnouroted to 146 -80 males and 66 females, being 4 more than the numbor registered during the previous week ; the number of deaths registered during tbe week amounted to 100-58 males asrd 42 females; the number regi- tered during ...

... NAA, .F.B. 28.-On the evening of the 26th intt, a lecture, two hours in duration, was delivered, in tbe Assembly Room, by the Rev. James Hughes, P.P , on the career, demise, dirge, requiem, and fuueral of bie Eminence Nicholas, Cardinal Widerman. The lectnre comprebended a history of the sacred college of Caidiials, and was Illustrated by colored printe of chrdlinals, bishops, priests, and ...

... THE MOST REV- DR. MACEVILLY. Ino his Lenten pastoral tbo Most Rev. Dr MacEvilly, I Lord Bishop of Galway, after referring to the regula- c tions of Lent and the necessity of morUfication, eays a We gladly embrace this befitting Occasiou to acquit 0 ourselves of a solemn duty to our country and religion, I and that is, earnestly to recommend to both clergy and laity to unite In perfecting in ...

... - NATIONAL S I OF THE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF IRErshXD. I (From the Hull Adaertiser.) We invite the attention of all who take a&t interest in the affaira of Ireland to the first address of the Now National Association for tbe redress of the threo main ?? of that country, which will be found in another part of this journal. The chairman, whose ?? is appended, was last year Lord Mayor of Dablin ...

... THE ROYAL RIBERNIAN SCHOOL I (-Om oUR RaroORTEIc) IOqDox, SATURDAY.-In the House of Comnions at an early hour yesterday morning, Mr. Magulre, pursuant to notice, moved for returns of the officers, teachers, and other officials of the Royal libernian Military School appointed since the date of the last parliamentary return; the return to specify their namea, religion, employment, annual ...