... IAlhD;E^CON aooLDAMINIS. ; P 'i i T.- On' I' ' Tlfchwgi t~i' reprt Qo~yl~oerye ,Deen O'Briento the Iord Bishop, terhe hadgully 'considered the evidence-swhich was laid before him' at the isquuirY held ih Nlewcastle West. ,,''ii'Nevre~stle West, 'January 2i8, ?? 7&r' Laib' ' liu O .'fth' of' December 168t' I' re- ceived your lordship'e:' direotian to ihvestigate cer- tain grave charges'brought ...

... 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. ...

... I - I TREASZUf LEROVE. Peter Tooles, labourer, of Booterstown, who has heen' on *ball for some time relative to a find of ancient silver made at Booterstown on the 30th of last June, appeared yesterday at the Head Ofice, before Mr. W yse, ia discharge of his recognisance. Toole was 1dging an old trench at Booterstowa on thq above-day .along with another main, when they discc4yered . jar full ...

... I DI TEBS NLLS. (toli oun CORRESPONDSET.) At a meeting of the Board of Guardians, on Satur- day, a large number of men applied to them for out- door relef. Theguardians,finding they had not tho power to grant said relief, issued a circular call- ing a meeting of the clergy, gentry, town commis- Bioners, and inhabitants of the town and neighbour. hood of Keel, which meeting was held in the ...

... F-TH LORD MAYOR. The Ancient 'Order of Foresters, which has now fo!r 0(eral7yeaP'se': diffusinit gr etmt bpnefitfs among the industrial claesse of this city, ?? . itr&Y niy , ;ast a velabli , additlo'i , ' its 'zasks'in.'£heiperson of th ight lon' the' LordI; . M~ayor. Te ,beremo ny bf, Hiititiii his ?? B .'alexoerkof ftb o~r~der was lai' i in Court, I - du A I' ?? ?? ~9 ~~ 17~,~ n. , I ,; ...

... E|IGRATION FROM LIVE' RPOOL. ; he statistics crepiled by the Government emi. gration officers at Liverpool show that during the year 1860 there sailed to the United States 92,224 emigrants. Divided into quarters the result is as 'follows :- Qarter endingarch, 72.ships under the BCt ca'ring 5,800 English, 510 Scotch, 7,910 Irish,- an 4,394 foreigners. Quarter ending June, 98 ships, with 10,376 ...

... 1 NTELULJONE.1 I - e . TEVE2 ?? ?? J j ?? Friajt T i ?? The r of ; iday, g ,Deaker§s gortgage Bill, ,*be'objeet o2 wliiob to.j~ | mve the limitations to the legal rate 'sf' 'lutera for ?? estatewith Peview V f far i.ltt4 jvg the x Qg 0 apitl 0 p r V hO ueoiity'f et d property, The Govermentsgniedtheoir oaeat jo' ,tbe bil,jpnd premised to endayonur; to: obtain its adpotiqn b$ ?? lurpper Eous, ...

... DUNDALK CATHOLIC YOtn51 #;~t h LEOWTUE BY M. -l ^ M4P.' o ' (s'aOaounf5s X ' 1 ,.C .?psuDALx, Tiv Y 3 W ' eve; ia' . iflacce with a most n6j & j~ed . t tmn frqm the heade of thie gtlk Ohl Ydang et Mon't Society, Major O'Reilly, ?? delivered aian eloquent and interesting lecture in the great hall of f the Corn Exchange. The subject 'wns, Is Catho- c licity Opposed to Material Progress? ...