... THE PEE-RAGEl IRiAND | SirO Coman O'Loghlen made two ineffectul effiortts- laut sension'to bring the case of the Irish ?? under the coasideration of 'the; legislature, but twas unsuctessful nobtaining a heaing oneitheroesasion. The old otory of the miniter, . who Wle refusidg to give a distinguished pcatul^sntheright oLentmc. to St. Jdines's Park, offered hi, ae a sop, 'an-Irish peerage, which ...

... PFnR SAD, DUBLINI. ArvALS TUp to 9 a.M, January 2, 1867.-Wiad N.E. January I-Admiral Moorsom, steamer, Holyhead; Lord Clyde, steamer, Olaugdw; Dodder, steamer, Wex- ford; Sarah, Ringatown, sulphur ore. January 2-LIly, Ayr, Iron; Therese, Inverness, pota. toes; seven collieja. 'SAILIlcS.' January 1 Stanley and Telegraph, steamers, Holyhsad; Earl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; Eblana, Iron Duke, ...

... Thp fn Inw !n~.1RSE[ QUESTIONS. - i Cohn fnllnwAn. Essay^ 9-._ -- _ _ I A!Ale 1w1owng letter from an 31. P., appeared in tfe Mord61g Skir of Tueaday:_ 1' I rcad with great satiafaotion thoifible leading article on the pro ceedings at thebilkenny idauguratio, banquet, whieh oppeared in your jouiral op. SatJa, I hope thaN ,the saund edvceo, you gave to the rh people e rebeived intho friendly ...

... I ?? THE MINISTRY, e f ; _ = _ _ = ?? ?? _ * f: I The Aijly'. Nit7161te1 * GiildfflrA'mttlal pro. gramme for th ecoming sesion. Regarding meaiurea of reform, Which ?? will in- trodu0e9';theaJ4WyNesW la :si 113We re commonly told that. there Mnd!No 'dlfiitlty' 'in franli ' scheme WCiJ~ 1 stisj;gll¢mo49rAit',?nen, and thati dcmll a~. olw dre, ,dh~l,,,M'.oeitrenej po- Mti.tWi , peI ntndig~s~~ y ...

... I E:CHEQUER NISI PRIUSI-YESTRBD . AuUilhl v. ?? further hearing of this case occupied the court the entire day, and has not yet I concluded. ' CONSOLIDATED CHAMBER-YmSimnDAY ( Mr. Justice O'Brien eat in the Court of Queen's Benchtohear chamber motions for the three law courts. i David O'Kelly. v. Je7im Hassey.-Mr. Carton 2 'appliedforliberty topleadseveral defences in this I case. The action ...

... JToG e' rod t ?? LOWMo''A ?? mesnwg, qif~ting o, a *uerof,gqaglem=; Othf. ,igsu, a. d tzders,, ;4e X sy Y :ta tq§,urtdoe o, £30 ,, 11vp,* ?? , '5pt W I .rce.,th Wujltrtgs at .preoent .exing saoxsgs the. ; I nre x~pe; egl Xabou tintlarlopd4igid zou ?? ?? Rev. A4m , \ enof~wo~cnrerpitptr~ick ?? Ma.I her, wil inJ;I er, Rev. P. 3aheie, lRev. J.Pheo lam, Edward, B~yres, Tho, ( orooran, James Bol. ...

... I * ,I i .. . .. , - -e il:; M i,.O TM,UAY PLEA. F A DE I, r !i'1 | , I , .M i I i, . ` q 1 W tdarorj t eector.) The'lory organus at iscoveing theq most satisfa:* aneil nnni* bnblo semoat why' Lord; Derby' ihoula d&lhy iReform. ; ilathie has 'nbh t and mhy v ery ikek lope povwr by, propoin'2 it, isa reason -n Boome tespeots' too goodj font isa roo~btot oplifaS de~i&;ng butl fr ?? ...

... 1 . .? ' ?? ? t ? . . ?? I Zke - lp m aU - , i at$ ? Pu?u IDUBIllN.:; TUESDAY, M Y 1J, 18U7. I - , . _,1867. IT is'nPW overI4 ?? party F1aced 1e4gre Paelamnt and the coun- try theirvembdiaed views of the' principles which should xegulate t0h, laws relating to improvements made by tenants on agricultural igf s in Irelad. M. ,liPx, aa ?? LAttorney-General, placed upon, the table of the House of ...

... ; OCATHOLTO I NTELLIGENcE.' o The consecration of rohbaho p of IA bi ! to' ; will take place the.firt 6Iiiay in ieriary.'' i'I ?? Cardinal 0uflea 'vifll'ffliate,. ,a1sintbdby other binhopp,. - ' Th I The Most Rav. Dr. Glloo~ly haa anz0ouncd4 is Fi to, tention of erecting a chur~cbhinS lgo worthyof 'that le town. On Wednesday the eolemt4 and iaterentiisg eare. 'i mony of the profeani6nof three ...

... | WRECK OFA LABG VESEL AND SUP- 1. : POSE]) LOSS OF TLIFE. l (rFitoM oun cOnit8vONiDEsOT.) WARnORD, WEDrDRUiSDY NiGEeT.Alarge vessel was wrecked last ?? on the coast of Baleymacau, about two miles westward from the month of Weiterford harbour,. I amiuformedby experienced seamen that this is the most dangerous locality in the whole length of tho southera coast line. Instead of rising ...

... IMPOILTAET SPEEd ' ' ?? K' - I. , _ II.I :1* ~ne sitting of the Prsi1 D es , vEobs) ox the 16th inst., B3 is SenIft 11wli .pre4qii~s ofound regret tl^i**rl' ker~ttil 'dsnt;,-u6lant ]ismaroh, should 82iiddly lsve a done4,the mni who up to this had for years faithfully stood byi3im, and should have thrown himself int the r2 ,heLA qz ?? ''jr UoTnel ronwiio Isi ?? expressed his re et that the ...

... PAILWAY 1EFORM: MEETING IN I_- - WAT'BEFORD, WATEnrFoD, TUZBDAY.-A public meeting of the citizenB was hold to-day-for the perposp of taking steps to promote such a reform in the management of railways as will lead to a generalrednotion in the rates, r'leh meeting was held in the Town Hall. The Mayor, Sir BnNJAszsN Monns, D.L., occupied the chair.. Mr. William Malcohnson, Mr Jobn A. Blake, M.P. ...