... MADEMOISELLE .PAWL I Wec quoteflrotn the Dnily Te/egraph tha tollowing on- rius 'story of a suit in Chancery, oE which .very imper- fect account3 bave appeared in the usail law, ceports; . but it wll be' undertood that we give the nakrattve merely as we find it, and antireiyonthe responsibility of our contemporary:- 'By her next friend,' James William Macdonald,'of Howward-Wtteetin the Strand ...

... C!, 4t log l |, DUBLIN I MONDAY, JUNE 1. 1868. l ?? . . . Toa-DA r we report the particulars of a sad railway acci- dent which up to the- present has resulted hia several deaths: It appears tbat on Friday ' evening a train left Brighton at five p.m. Ia addition. to the ordinary passengerss. It conveyed two companies of Grenadier Guards Shortly after leaving Stretha the engine and entire sisn, ...

... ENTERTAINMENT TO THE ARCHBISHOP. OF I . TUAM. i On Sunday evening his Grace the Archbishop of Tunam, and his Lordship the Bishop of Achoury were. entertained to a public banquet at Valkenberg's Hotel, Ballinrobe. The entertainment was served up in a sumptuous and substantial Style, and in its every ar- rangement and supply reflected the highest credit on the host and hostess of this admirable ...

... FsAT1AL ACCIDENT ON THE ERTGHTON RAILWAAY NEAR STREA.THAM. (FROM THEF GLOBE.) : tt An accident of a very fearful character lisap perned to the express passenger train leaving Brighton at five o'clock on Friday evening, andE duse at Victoria Station at twventy minutes pastr six. Being behind time the steam was kept up t at a. very high pressure, so that fromn Croydon the pace at wrhich the ...

... ?d ?fA?hWn. ?? BALOat.& May 30. ;j The Quteen, attended 'bythe Duches'4 of Athole S drove on Thu taday to Maigiodlge.05 T~he Queen, accomp by the Princess Helensat and attended by Lady A. we, drove out yesterday. Tih'e Princeso Helena Wceit out riding in the morn- t (FROM THtE COuRT IOU7.SAL.)1' Their Royal Highne.-ses the Prince and Princess of re Wales will leave town on Tuesda.y next for ...

... _ ELIEF ROM AMERICA. We have much pleasure En pliabehipg the following correspondence, which has just taken place betweel the Archbishop of New York and the Atchblbaop of Cashel, in reference to 4 sum of money placed In the hands of tho Aichbishop of New York for the relief of the poor in, Ireland, and which.hbl Grace ha3 forwarded to the four Arcibiebops of Ireland:- New York, May 8, 1868. Mi ...

... I - - ArP ENTI - A A E ON THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH :'COAST RAILWAY. BEVERAL LIVES LOST AND A NjUXMEB .NdVgaD. At a late hour on Friday evening a rumour wad cir- culated tbroughbthe metropolis to the effect that a tre- messdous railway accideit had happened In the neigh- -bentrleodofliCaphsi, whsanioe $rghstu or twenty.: peronen Xnu1 been ckilled, and,.a grmst ubiler ezinoly -wouneded. . ...

... FEARFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT ON TME ~BRIGHTON RAILWAY. As we briefly reported in the Saturdav Euening Post, a larnentable accident oecurred on the London and Brightgn and South oast Railway, on Friday evening, It ?? that the eipress train, which.loft Brighton at 6 pml, and to which the accident occurred, travelled tafely and;atiits regqlar speed uutil the very moment of the catastrophe, which took ...

... ON Friday, the Presentment Sessions for the barony. of Armagh and County at Large was held in the U County Court-house. The justices present were- HaENnY LsLIE PnENIicE, Esq., in the chair; Wim. Paton, Maxwell Cross, Hugh Boyle, Johnr Hancoclk, el James B. Boyd, St. John Blaoker, William Kirk, fi and Andrew Craig, Esqrs. The asiociated cess- u p;ayers present ocre-Messrs. Robert Riddell, Win. ...

... l A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday.i Mr. Henry Faweett is a candidate for the Poli- tical Economy Chair at Cambridge. It is rurmoured that a grand Conservative ban- ...

... ?? d TO THE ?? OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen -If that is a nightingale they have in Birkenbead MPark, they have the nest of England'a feathered musicians, and they should take extraordinary I care to keep ruffia; hands from it. But I very much doubt that they have that little melodist. There are other birde that sing in the night, and I suspect the bird in the park is either the sedge ...

... PRIVATE COURESPONDENCk LONDON, Saturday. The weather during the Whiteuntide holidays has been exceedingly favourable, the Derby day being the only exception. Pleasure-seekers and country visitors have accordingly thronged the streets, and filled the places of public resort Hampton Court, Kew, and I Windsor Castle attract the middle and working classes. Rotten Row is in its glory, and a ...