... !IlE TERRIBLE AOIDWT O TRg ICE IN m e ?? ?? .A . . .. NtARLy TWO HUNDRED PBEZR9o ad ' ' LOST. a. outfo r o'iooic of L N@kia Obbc.) Abot 'o'i o'lcon 'niueaday ?? a ,s large number of people, including a' few ladiee, he w*e skating' on Ihe splendid sheet of, ice `near , t Porlandgaite!R, Rget's Paak, the' entir pas 0 °f ice saddenlijs &ad without the usvl prsok Ua ipg ala3, gave way, and the ...

... An adjourned general meeting of the members of this aisociation was held at their 'rooms, uBstace. street, on the 13th instant,' Mr. HEUH O'DoNxI.Ir,, president, in the chair. The attendance of members was numerous,, The secretary having called over the names, proceeded to read the quarterly reporL, from which it appeared that the aff irs of the asso' ciation were ira prosperous conditiun. Tne ...

... | VIc TO HGO WITI E II ONES .' .. I ,. I _ - . , . , ( 'From thi 2)aily Tl'4rvi 'of FBoeb~ida{f4 It is gxeeful and ?? in, xM yiotr ;lgo to speak, An he says, in ,e hvey mblest fe, of the annual feas day .Pch.;he,holds at~reii 'dence at Hauteville; 'lbut 4e must aslolwu toegg it as a noble evidence of the, goqd, heartwhio ac, companies and enriohee his genius.. 'Oncea ?? Christmas tnme ...

... LI RA framalhs l Li IIuBiaNi PRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1887.. Tiia Southern Irish were at one time re- proached for devoting so much of their time to public meetings and unprofitable agitation. Private affairs must be neglected when public concerns claimed so much of their attention. The reproach was unjust. At no time were the Southerners very fond of political excite- ment. Now they are unusually ...

... | i Yesterday at Capel-street Polioe-office, before Mr. O'Donnell, a geapectable.locking young man named James Anestrong, was brought up in custody of Poli~e-constables 76 1D and 188 D, charged with being drunk and disorderly. The prisoner, whose arm was in a sling, complained that he had been extremely ill-treatod by the constables, who had assaulted him- in a moot violent and unprovoked ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE 1 1 I . - I -. z -. . . . 'BY' TELEGRAPH.) 'Berlin, Tuesday, Jan. 29D Tbe'rumour thet Prussia. bad demandod erplana. tiors from Austria rel)tive to I all iled nilitary movements in Gallania is totally unfounded. Prince Tburn and Taxis has ceded his postal mo Dopoly to PrheiA for he nium of 6,0$0000 thaleri The treaty of cession was Wafd wo;6 theit'hanaberi of Deputies to ...

... Mfl N.Wt A, - STEPEN3. I IFvom thO Id u Ye Tribune, Jan. 13,) hr the kat two or three days the Feniase of this city ave Manifested the most intense exoitelneilt in Iegrd to the repart published in the Tribaae tbat thb. 0. O1L R., Jamee Stephens, was stillt i New' Y9ork, without asay intention of keeping Vi often iteerated promise of fighbting the Engishi Govern ment for the possession of ...

... '.A~tOhW' LINTELIGEmWE. * C6onvN0u0o.-Duing the year ,l86d noless thana three hundred and Aixtysseven adult Protestanta were kecsived into the 'Catholic Church within thelimits of the W,Btruiiiste- di -ese.. Wekly 1?eqter. . Tim M;Issii ut DsrnDK.-Noth;Rng oanequal the gogd.work 91 the, Pedemptorist Fathers in this itownm . At all bmuroj fxom early morn t'D dewy eve, the chapel fi. crowded ...

... THE IRISH CHUROH ESTABLISITHEIL l I r&^n ,.AE7 4 ?? I. ?? ¶rem\ wiV7 *vormrf EMMA '5 ua7rtc,) Tho successive modifications io wbich, in modern times, clurcl property in Irela'd has been subjected althoughl stigmatised when enacted as unjust, sacri legious, and blasphemous, have notwithstanding been accompanied by a singular improvezent In religion -whother Protestant or Roman Catholic. The ...

... .~ I1iALTH OF DUBLIN . fins ^ as . . .. . .. . ?? - The following is. the report on the health nt 'Dukjafor the four weeka endiug December 29, 1866, 'byB4 D.Mapother, Uedical OIfioer of Health .')D4ring the past four weekn the, mortality has ;been very low, 548 deaths havjng been recorded by the 56egistrar.neral, .galnat 568 and: 02: respeo. tively during the corresponding woets of 18G6 and ...

... ?? heavy frost which Bet in on Tgesday morning conbatued up to sunset oa Friday,; when the wind went round mnddenly-from N.W,, from which point it had boen blowing since Monday, to SE., which came in with a heavy feg. Towardsn midnight it b a lo ll w a,4 e iro the easitwrd, and, notwith. standing the intense eold, the froet that lay thick on the'ground, commenced to thiw. The stlm partially ...

... |; I NORTHUNION .-YhRUAT ?? Mr. H. J. MACIABLANN, J.P.,lialthe ohair, TIre other 'guardian 'present ?? J. Ney- xolde, J.: P.,t ,W. P100,. ?? 'Pieorge Thorpo, 'T 'Arlilns, J. Denuis, J,, Norvrood, T. 0. a-. ,WUi : 'Zison, .Atderp aHolunseR J. taletecni n, o . Doaley, P.a Dacg2n,0 J;. d.mibedldr, in. J. BetheeK, h0 Crton, 8. Dong, Dr. D. Brady, .h P., ' }1. Plan1gdie, d. p: ieorge Tiekell, ?? F. ...