... i, ;; 1TpE LICENSING SYSTEM. I TO TM HDITOB O TR T rH E iEA1 . DFAn Sm-In yourpaper of the other day there is a reply to a letter eigapd A Grower, on the licensing system, and the whole mos qfuit iB, what mre ai few parties to do who lihve unfortupate'y paid large I fines for licensed 'houseg' if a uniform license is ran~td, just as if the intrest of all'the young men who have served their ...

... Joseph Whbean, a publican, ca.rying on business in 'Marlborough Street, Dublin, wa-s yesterday charged before Mr. O'Donnell, at Capel Street Police 0111cc, with having sought to administer the Fenian oath, and also with being in possession of arns in a proclaimed district. The prisoner was comnitt ted for trial. Judith BawneU, a woman aged about 70, and Mary Jane Bagnell, aged about 37, ...

... (C(1, E S I A S TI C A L. 1 ' 5TA T., B, I - H R C. I-. I I!nc lev pl!eased hi av pre\ thc ap- . . 'it ;'.ti Re. drt MIilnon nls flishop of I Imarin \da' fr stic tilne Aicar of ., .1 aix i..t v eIt vicai3 oif ; (heat Mar- 1, - lii ;i' ''i~ F:xvr ( ollets, (iOxford, and took . , as ill lS7. :lMr. MilIlall is nae1phew C'[ j , ' ,tI I'uls, and isa mil of maoderate ii .I ph:1iis. Il, was aln ...

... kA ,.B, Ifn 4 c!ts g1 tt i -Y c ffr ti It iV (ESTABLISIKID AN-NO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JAN. 15, 186J. IT is stated in a telegram from Trieste that the aclviecs reccived at Miramar favor the belief that, if the question of Empire or Republic were put to the vote in Mexico, the Empire would probably have a majority. Some good has, at all en onts, been effected by the French occupation. There ...

... ILATEST NEiWSS - faBY TELIGRAPH.] NE IFS-LETTER OFFICII, T/wrsdyiorning. I N D I A. BOMBAY, DE-. 23 (rko TRniFErs).-Sir Bartle Frere has gone to Soirlde to pay a farewell Visit. Mr. IHobhouse., of the Civil Scrvice, and Mr. Skinner, merchant, have been appointed members of the Viceroy's ,egislative CounciL A new treaty is said to have been negoefated by Colonel Phayre with the King of Bunnah. ...

... YESTERDAY, the Harbor Commissioners held their usual bi-montbly public meeting-ROBERT PATrTR- SON, Esq., in the chair. The other members pre- sent wero:--Sir Edward Coey, J.P., John Lytle, Esq., James Cirfiwood, Esqj., Robert Boyd, Esq., Charles Duffin, Esq., Samuel 'M'Causland, Esq., Robert Henderson, Esq. THE MlINCLTES-Twiru IonARAAL OF THE NEW BILL. From the minutes, it appeared that at the ...

... 1~ .. , .. _ . .. . - At daybreak on Saturday the wind went round from the north-west, from whioh point it had been blowing with little variation for the past fortnight, to E.S.B. It froze severely during the later part of on ifriday u ght, and the atmosphere was intensely cold, but as Saturdayadvanced the air became milder, and the wind went more to the southward, when a' partial thaw set in ...

... !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 ...

... 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 ...

... P.1,FART WAIi?j! (IONIMP'SP ,)NE PQ YFS.rTe)ri iAY, thle Water' ( omi neiti4In.crs he-il their I ordinary firtnightly nicetin-g-the chairmen, Alder- iman Eonn0 r l'.SAY, in the chair. The other Itneinbels present vwere-Messrs. Adam Dtllfill, John 11Hid, Plobert Come, Joseph John :lJurpbjy, 1oblboit |h Ivr. 'Tloinas affikiin, Richard Connety, WVit. Ald i:OIi. 1'. T. -Geagh. Tit, titttIll si ...

... THE SNOWSTORM IN ENGLAND-A RAL. I - ..WAY TRAIN BURLED. The northern part of the western division of mr. folk has been more severely visited during the paut week, as regardus the fall of snow, than any other portion of the district, and the cold has been very 'intense, owing to its exposure to north winds. F some days past the wind has been very high, and locomotion on the roads and on the ...