... I LATESRT OIN;TEL~qENOE ae (BY TELTEGhAkk,;) ' Berlin, riday, January 11. fh The Judiciary Committee of the Chamber of re Deputies have refused to agree to the proposal ?? offences against the press laws should-be referred t Cy a jury, on the gronnd that' an amendment of the Ia constitution would, at the present time, bo inoppor.- a tune. The conunittee have, ?? to sn submit to the Chamber a ...

... I ' OPENING OF IIILARY TERM. Yesrday being the first day of Hilary Term the several courts of law and equity were opened with the usual formialities. ?? OURT OF CHANCERY. The lord'Chancellor, accomnpanied by the Master of the Rolls and Master Fitzgibbon, and attended by his secretary and train-bearer, opened his eourc shortly aftdr w4*v'e 9tlooak. O'bl&livoan v. .jan;-;Mr. Sherlock, QC., with ...

... - MAGDALEN ASYLUM, .LAESTREET, . I I ~~LIMURIOK. RI It t . . ?? ?? The annual appeal in aid of this great charity Will be preached to-morrow' in the Church of St. Michael, Limerick, immediately after the last mans, by ths Very Rev. Deais O'Brien, V.G., one of the most dis. of tinguished preachers of whom the Irish pulpit car at boast. :He has a theme wvorthy of the aplendid, elo 6o quence with ...

... ml 1 'The last sentenceof the law was on Thursday morn- ing carried into effect upon James :Fletcher and Anne Lawrence, who were convicted at the recent winter assixes for the county of lent of the crime of wilful murder. The circumstances will be fresh in the recollection of the public. The man Fletcher was convictedof the murder of one of the warders of the Chatham convict prison, in which ...

... I ?,z 'flumalfs Journal, ? I DUBLIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 18B7. TIMnM is no principle of the Constitution better recognised than that Parliamentary elections should be free and uncontrolled. Unhappily the practice in this portion of the empire is all but invariably opposed to the prinoiple. Theoretically only are our elec- tions free. Practically they are the converse. I And while the ...

... I --E CHTJRCH THE CHURCH QUE.STION. I - . . (.{om the Cork Examiner.) There are at present two topics of Irish politics which have reached special prominence. One of these is the tenant question, to our eyes the first in importance ; secondly, that of the disposition of the revenues of the Irish Church. Sooner or later, ?? more soon we believe than late, the question will arise, what is to ...

... CATTLE PLAGUES IN IRELAD I , .- . . . . . - . .. . .. - A remarkablo tract has been recently published in tbis city enti'lcd- The'Rinder'est of the Present Time-the Contagious Cattlo Distempers of Former Ages in these Islands hnd on' the Continent, conji- dl.red, especially with reference to the connection be- tween those Distempers a' nd Cholera, Plague,and other Diseases, by Dr. T. More ...

... SHOOCKING fi:5&YHDA. V B-:Y On Friday afternoon Mr., Payneoield an inquiry at St. Bartholoinew's'llospital, touohing the death of Margaret Quin, aged 27 years. Cetberine.Ndble,` 33 Christopher-square, said that the deeeased lived', next door to' her. ' On Christmas-eve Wittiees 'tvo's ' standing at herstreet door when she heard 'moans proceeding from the next house. She went ir.to it, and upon ...

... PiMR a D, DUBWIA. ARR~IAl. Up to 9 a.m., January 12, 1567.-Wind W, N. W. January ?? Gougih and Lord Clyde, steamers, Was. gowr; Alexandra, steamer, Aolybead; Robina, Belfast, wheat; Gau, 'Gigha, potatoes; Rover, Campbletown, po- tatoes. January 12-Rosetta, steamer, Bristol; at. Patrick and Eblana, steamers, Lirerpool; Io collters. January 10-arl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; Ad. miral Mooroom ...

... 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 ...

... ( . X t THE . \ RISEI QURRIST4-TE LAND I| I - I #QUESTION.,. Followirg the example of Bishop Berkeley, Mr . | Dith, QC.C,, Set ,jUe iqeded' x, 'awbldt .4 r the,. 'ibtleof The Irish, Querist, being a series of ques. 't4s,proibed. for~t thh 'isid'qratlbn o~f all who desire to solvethe problem!;of Ireland's social condi- tion, From the 328,queries proposed We taketlie annexed:- , . Whethee' ...

... 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? ...