... MR. DISR&ALI'S PROPObALS. ?? I 'THE ELEOTROSS. The following new classes of voters are to be created in boroughs:- New Votes. Occupiers rated at six pounds , . 130,000 Gzaduates of universities, members of the learned professions, ministers of religion, certificated sohoolhosaters, &c. ?? 10,000 Persons paying 20s, a year in direct taxes 30,000 Persona having 301. for a year in the sav. ingS ...

... I 9 STATIONS O IH -; --r -. .F i ; ?? OF THE RRIM -ATIS (Corrected up to the alat ofaitl14. 1807, foetuoiis. (Frome the r~flitoe Berefr Gaiweil.) * Vhee~w pac~ ae isetloned, the lia,nt- i 4'lela that 2nd'do-flyd Ppk 0rs2lb ?? Shorn. Rloyail Horao Ge44'.WlRnOr, dic n at ho ?? 2nd do'-7flan gal, Cantorbory ?? Btd (16Lifornboy, Cantorbury 22 -ltbt NwBu- 4th (1-Newbinuge. ?? Chtem 2idb 5tir ?? ...

... THE LiBEAL PARTY. The meeting at Mr. Gladstone's was attended by 289 members. Mr. Gladstone opened the proceed. ings by expressing a hope that when the Govern- ment Reform Bill was actually introduced, it might be such that the Liberal party could, by harmonious action among themselves, modify it into a. good mea- sure. Lord Russell followed, recommending the party to follow Mr. Gladstone as ...

... I 11 - I I ? 5. ljvutW . I ?(7) FI r??- ?? DUIEm'g: FRI~bAt, ZEBRAS I59-1807. A nuboun pervade~d the eity yesterday, whioh, in connexion with the Chester business, and the nuX erous arrests in Dublin on Monday and Tuesday, excited conuiderable alarm. We hope the accounts from the South are exag. gerated. In such cases a story never loses in its progress. Some unfavourable detail' l sure to be' ...

... I; .2 . O I: Oe,:p, ;A T:IO I , , i A qusrlI Ti^ IR i iastlug ul 1rt oldle lydbtirdsayt ?? W' f -A; nT he LOBDM. rc n the C1D;X. } . .mCeni tesO preseat we~re. l-A. ermse..F-.iJ, Maatii i, Jtampbei1~y'?p P Mlasizor+,fl5 x2F 3 G'Derdjal gdn d W, 26ek', 3P ndo[inontei-n -Nor 60di J P, IJ Whebtav7 'lhigraii, ]11 04*tj,' P §;ilodeb M I QVNre, sit,J. (qr, -2i M , JM,;, ;J,0awnP: W Meagher, Jf ...

... FENIAN MOVEMENT. I HE RISING IN KERRY- z THE INSUJRG1ENTS-THE PURSUIT, t MORE MILITARYFI'REPARATIONS. 1 MOIBE ARREITS IN DUBLIN, DUNDALK, MEATH, DROGHEDA, &o. O (FRtOM OURs Bp1101&t aossA ONDllNT.) In [The aubjoined letter from our Specil CoTrespon. 1( dent appeared asw Stop Press in a late edition Ci O o iipioi on Suay. -IlD. 1 F at K=AnNoxi FIswmplr. RT3ro -By Yf, ell us of c oe easln ...

... -- | His Eminence Cardinal Cullen, in his speech at the Mansion House banquet on Tuesday ovening, referred to the advantage which those desirous of un. derstandintg the case of Ireland would derive from reading such works as that lately published by a Protestant gentleman, M.r. Prendergatst. The vo. luie referred to is The Cromwelliatn Settlement of Ireland, by John Patrick Prendergast, ...

... THE MEETING OF THE LIBERAL PARTY I T, A- A ~ - ?? A - ._ A It is announced that the meeting of the Liberal members of the House of Commons, fixed for Thurs. day next, is postponed until Tuesday next, This step is taken in order that the meeting may be in possession of the explanations promised by the Go, vernmaent on Monday before they decide on the course to be taken with a view tie a ...

... THE STATE CHURCH IN IR1r.AND. I TO TER EDIT6r1 OF THU FUtRtMAN. M-Aicaca, 2nd FobruAxy, 1887. '41 r. l ?? ?? in his recent letter, rightly ,stes ?? Wiof ation on the friends of Ir s ,,o Vor Chihob3h is urgent ly imprtant. d .dlld vi of ; itue, V; withB e isaat, that In 'v~opacg o£. 'erfofro.him M to de mae, o ' ,tredress although X;&i for th~eistlng ronigo yet, liii 'calm, 001. 0e11., ecd ...

... I x hzs,,rrfnr #041npat. DIZL T:WNSDAYEBRV Y20,1867 I = - ; Ti j speedy suppression of the insurreotion - enabled Lord NAus to hio in: the House of Commons on the appointed day to propound his first' specifio for Irish discontenj. In the House of, Lords the Earl of DnRny con. gratulated the country on the conduct of the Irish population, and particularly that of Kerry, in., their resistance ...

... VI)'If litt mmd$ I'mumat DUBL!nd: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1867. I 1 Tim remaining rags of Protestant Ascendancy are being scattered to the wind. The debate yesterday in the House of Commons was re- markablo, and we must do the CGovernment the justice to admit that, through its Chief Secretary, it conceded with a good grace nearly all that religious equality demanded in the bills promoted by the ...

... THE O'DONOGHUE, ?? IN MAN. I OHR ES . E'1 I. I , ?? I . .. AMa SIac, FMDAY.-A very oroWdE meeting'! was beblin the're Tr.Ale' IJ$4 C.th rpqsu csZ hearing n' 4ddreo ?? o0i4belpii 'Irish qtsestioin, 41- %lto. ?? its between English 'end Iriji IRoiaiefst '.:;I~hs0ed l0 wae odcupied~ ' Mi. Wrigbt, M.P., who, ,an erld~2 the 'hail ?? by the ,; ?? eheered Ther' weto .Ajcsa vu.XRndt, .Mr. T. B. ...