... 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 ...

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... 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 * ,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 ?? ...

... I LOCAL INTELLIGTSENCE. _ 1 DEFAULTING RATEFATERS.-At the borough police court on Thursday le-a, a number of ratepayers were sum- moned for non-payment of Local Board rates. All the cases, except two, were settled out of court. Orders for immediate payment were made by the magistrates in the two cases. LANCASHIRE PATENTS.-John M'Vitie, of Preston, for certain improvements in mules for spinning ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLAN Y. ?? - - . .. . I . I -. Wild boar bunting is being carried on with great suc- cess in the forest of Orleans and in other parts of France. Servia is moro warlike than ever in her popular tone and outward seeming. Troops are being reviewed, commis- sions granted in hundreds, and drilling carried on without remission all over the country. The Vienna Gazepte calculates that as ...

... 141-IAttero to the Offitor. ad 4lE' BANGOtR LO('AL BOARD' OFb:H[EALTH '8 i'AI6D `I¶iE 'MEMORIALtOF THE DEFENCE COMMITTEE rTO TfI G]iNERAL BOARD OF an. t'lEkLI'-, LONDON. ,Se -SIR,-Alth A I biad ?? in the drawing up of eF thle menodal nbovS'reft~rred't, still I readily appended o my uamnetP it, bas ?? °y fitting dppy tl e coyi'eqtnsaoftho:8tatef nn:tstcptain; t it becomesany du y to a duce ...

... I TO TH1E EDITOR OF THE DERBY MEROURY'Y.. . Sir-In the controversy on Ritual which for some time has occupied the attention of the public mind; it appears to mte that.one importaht fact is lost sight of, namely, that whatever latitude may be enjoyed by the laity, the clergy have no choice at all, but are bound by those rules which they are solemnly sworn to obey. This I shall proceed to prove. ...

... I - -. - - - - - - In the year 1853 Roger Cbarles Tichborne, eldest son of Sir James Francis Doughty Tichborne, of Tiehborne Park Alresford, Hants, an ex-lieutenant of the 6th Dragoons (Carabineers, left England to Visit South America. After having crossed from Peru to Rio Janeiro early in 1854, Mr. Tichborne embarked on board a small merchant schooner, the Bella, of Liverpool, for Jamaica. ...

... ATTE3tFT TO DROWN At NON-UNIONIST. On Thursday, at the Chesterfield Police-court, two men, named William Webster and Matthew~ Hall, who said they were unionists, were charged with aiding and abetting John Hankerson in commsitting a violent assault upon John Ham- mond, a non-unionist, at Staveley, on Monday week. Mr. Busby appeared in support of the charge. The complainant was much bruised in ...