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... [ - T.*.i ~ , 1 , - v ~~ , : ~ ?? . -. Ii 3fWPTIG ATlMffTJMil I . ~I I I . ?? ,M . - , On TueediW evenig~fr etn, uni thlle a lusp aof ationleomUnio, a e In the wr~tid Rils . There was a large attedantiD a . mr. ?? WHA01s peid. * The CUMIUK Aifod 'he had'the gretest posidle cotfl., ,deuce Is 'e'1l Ruatoll end him promises of rfoim bi~iaP52 - apprehencaonrwasi that in the premier's desire to, ...
... _ - . I 1 BURTON'S CHARITY.-The annual meeting of the trustees for Burton's Charity was held in the Guildhall on Monday last, Mr. J. BUiY in the chair. The treasurer's accounts were examined and allowed, showing that ยฃ3. Os. 3d. had been paid to each of the fourteen recipients in the Park Lane Almshouses during the year, and a quantity of bread had been divided. A balance of ยฃ-53. l9s. ld. ...
... Lord Russell has just set a very sensible example to the other Ministers. A deputation of the Ballot Society wished to have an interview with him, but the visit was declined o01 the ground that his lordship's opinions in regard to the ballot were well known, and that ' no useful object wvould be served by his reception of the gentlemen who desire to wait upon hill The truth is that the ...
... FEN IA?NISM. Duncev, Wednesday. At the sitting of the Commission to-day, Terence Byrne was found Guilty, and was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude. Patrick Dunn was then-placed on his trial, charged with being a member of the Fenian conspiracy. The prisoner was fonmd Guilty, and sentenced to five years' penal servitude. McCormick was then tried and acquitted. Mr. Martin A. ...
... I it ?? g i ~~~the pressure of ne~ eg meneg~sl prcv~aen mao tom contiufiinlar- nowsendyouassep papaci,- - F 0 , .. ,- = ?? . Te eca*tannb f party *eeling 1 n~ot ?? phisn the outbrak at hcraunt Day., Evam, tider needs a sjaWk. Tbis ias struck at the Gou 'of Petty Seasionat lelon Oct. 7, 1ifl5, the sittn e ti4 t t*2 ng Mests. Walton ?? Bowen, boti n elghbeurg 90gar planter., and the frmer' t ...
... A RUN TBROUGH GREENOCK ADA SCRAMBLE TEnOUGH A BIG SUGAR-BOUSIL sBy, OurRamblir-gRepctcr, In ?? 4) ai Everybody knows that Greenock is a thriving pr place, a crowded place, a dirty place, and an awful sir place for rair. I wonder if it ever fairs, or snaws in ati Greenock by way of variety, or for the purpose of va astonishing the natives. At all events, it must be sir the very paradise of ...
... I INNOVATIONS IN Oi:UARCHl 014? I I -.ENGLIMAND WORsI3a I l lL ?? ?? ts s sr r ?? . - , EA?IUI2AND WORSHIP. AlE IN OF WORIKINGi MEIN AT BIRIKENHEAD. 4 1 at evening a imeeting of working ienc, friends of the church, was held inl the( Workman's Hall, 3, Brkvifiadto2Zpemti opinionois on the atteomanising, ractices intoe thic Establ~ithil Chirch. Mr. Earn- 11 sliaw was called ito the chair, and ...
... rE(.USTTRATf0I' OF TITLE ASCIA'ION. | A meeting of thle above association wvas coie' Ye--u trerlay in the COnunerelal Bltilidings in reference to W theiscale of fees charged under the nets5 of last asos i ijlre4~teeting record of title and issuing of laud a] dAk'u~tuires. At half-pail two o'clock, on thkemoin ay of the .IdiT(ili' Of C('lanricardO, the chair wastaeby 1 The Duke of LilIN5~TEIi. ...
... T LATEST ANCEWS. F[r TULNGSAPIX.J NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Thursday Monzing. EMBARKATION OF TROOPS FOR IRELAND. The 83rd Regiment, 800 slrong, embarked on Tues- day night at Liverpool for Ireland. It is stated that the 60 h Rildes are under orders for the same destination this week. THIE DRAWING ROOM AT DUBLIN CASTLE. DUnLIN, MONDAY NIGZT.-The Drawing-Room is now (tea o'clock) asembled, but the ...
... TUESDMY.-Barometric pressure, which was yes- terday about an inch and three-tenths lower in the north than in the south of Europe, has increased nearly an inch in thel north of Scotland since last evening; at the same time that it has remained nearly stationary in the south- west of England, and fallen between three and four tenths in the south-we-t of Ireland. Temperatures have fallen, except ...
... The usual fortnightly meeting of this Board was held yesterday afternoon, in the Board Room, at the Parish Offices, Mr. J. JONES in the chair. The minutes having been read, Mr. JACKSON (New Street) said he scarcely know whether proper justice had been done in the case of the boy who was flogged at the instigation of the proba- tionary schoolmaster, Osborne. Instead of allowing the man to ...
... I r cl?j . Cf-,QT ยง,,railzall s gournatc. Tait speeches delivered by his Excellency the Lord Licutcnant and by thle Chief Secretalry for Ireland at the Mansion House ?? constitute Irish State documents of no srnndl inmportance. Ilapressed with the gravity of the crisis thloln'gh which the country is pass- ing, Lord Woi)nIousLa, instead of address- ing himself to the lighter topics which ...