... MR. JUSTICE KEOGH ND THE TYRONE MAGISTRACY, HOUSE OF COMAINONq-FRIDAY. (Su'sspenmn enlary to Telegruphic Szontary.) Sir J. GRAY, in rising to call attention to cir- cumstancus connected with the administration of justice in the County of Tyrone, saidthe llousehad always been anxious that the administration of justice in ireland should not only be impartial, but that it should be above ...

... IT TEFExIA!T TI'OVEI.ENr rN TTI{. WEST OF SCOTLAND.| vTE StECENT CASE CIF ILLEGAL DILLING NEIR COAThRIDGE. At Airdrie, on Saturday, foar men named respec tively Hugh lurphy (puddler) Laurence Fiunigan (labourer), John Brogan (puddler, and Thomas O'Hare (labourer), were brought ?? Logti on a charge of meeting on the turnpike road, near Tkankerton Farm. on the morning of the 24th nlt. for the ...

... It.4 'Mlatln JIM ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. First Night of the Season, To-sXoscow (Tuesday), April 2, will be performed Bedlini's Opera, NORMA. Norma, Madame Maria Vilda; Adalgisa, Madame L. Sherrington; Ciotilde, Mdlle. Anese; Oroveso, Signor Attri; Flavio, Sigpor Rossi; and Po~llo, Signor Naudin. Con. ductor, Mr. Costa. The Opera commences at half-past Eight. Pit tiokets, 7s.; ...

... THIS EVENING'S ne * .. .: l. .. - ?? h t n t s(BrTqE L.EGRAPH.).. ?? -:e, '.The 1'imes!aity articib' says ?? Treateteneit of the: EeTcefit'fallAW ?? a'fay',s i'ock'as stmle'.,pitiisio t lines that 'the-opre-s valent despondency. At the closi of iast we ellh t ot, inquiies ina ll'qai'ters~as tts ' selected. The litigation inrrefrene.to ?? ier rdd er Dover Railway, is stated'to hinsiebecome ' ...

... THE PfOETS YOUNG AND CLOSE. Mr ENbertYoung, the poetrecentlypenaioned, 1 has addressed letters to several of the London morn. I ing papers, which are published as sent by their writer. We select the following specimen of the poet's style of prose:- In your ,paper of Monday the 25th inst., I find that, in total ignorance of my early history, you have stated that I was in my tiine a waiter. ...

... cOdrfLT A'p FASHION. Tit QUEEN'S ?? The Queen held a Court at Buckingham Palace on Thursday afternoon. Her Majesty, accOml- panied by the Prince of Wales, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, Princess Augustus of Saxe.Coburg, Princess Amelia of Saxe-Coburg, and the Prince of Teck, entered the Throne-room shortlv after three o'clock. The Queen wore a rich black silk dress with a ...

... I . A ,?Xi LI;Oi?*, j .. WIVO , k?) t.. .(ThOk'OU1.'WB i.juL) .! .i ~ ~ FBA ,,;^,tslaDrvafinio.Whe seleet, oom- 4@ titee appolyd1 tp, ln . 'ytij i4 of rlthb httelection few the cosuxty 2Tippsrarya resumed te t1i ir inquiry tdoday' at hllfpeabV leveir o'clock, v. ,wreeent:L:8r Phi1tOrOey ligertqo, chair. In yA; Mr. Floyer, Mr'1Ao*Uon`i, ?? Cblontel I i~t~ggsnd Mhr. ur tusell. ' .1 :i 1 Cocunsel ...

... I THIELHFH Cfl-.. - ?? following i the report oi thehtelth of Dublin by3 .,D. Mapethbr, M.DMedicl Of lcqr 4 Healtlj, |foi tbo ?? endig 2Ord 1aroh,'1867:-.Tha i* extality htie' low, 644des havig been re- ,orded' by the Begisar.General.against 805 during theprevioup'mont ;'and.660 durjng March, .18O6. 'The rate was;1thereforb, iu -Dablin I in 896, while it wma in London and suburbs I inu465, ? ...

... E C CL ESIASTICAL. ! THE13 E.STABLISHfED CHURCH. the MARE OF RESPECT.-OD Wednesday the parish- ioners of the Rev Walter fohlnston, of Connor, as- seri serbeled and plonghed the glebe land in a few hours. clul 'Jherre were thirteen ploughs at work, whose owners anl thus testified their feelings of ?? to their T newly-appointed vicar. lake CHUCHc EDUCATION SOCIlTY.-The appointment It of an ...

... ' I About ten days ago we detailed the total toss, nearkingfown, ofthe Clyde-built ?? Baston (late Lennox), 55 tons (Storey, master), while proceedingdow n channel on a voyage to Bahia, where t was intended she should 'ply along with a sister steamer, named Sevarres (late Leven), on one of the rivers of South America. We have now to chronicle the abandonment of the Sevarres, in a sinking ...

... LEEDS TOWN COUNCM. -I A special meeting of the Council was held at the Leeds Town Hall, on Saturday, the MAYon presiding.- On the motion of Mr. Aid. BoiTEnura, seconded by Mr. Aid. KmsALL, a vote of thanks was given to the Mayor for the picture by Haydn which has presented to the Corloration, and which Las been placed mn his worship's official chambers, WTIE BOlOUOU lAnTE. Mr. W. H. HnmPFR, ...

... THE WRECK.O. A GLASGOW AND . DUBLIN STEAMER. BELFAST, S:4NDAY. The steamer Earl oi Dublin, from 41.g,, to Dublin, ashore near Ballyhalbert. pad amid- ships on the night of the 30th MU 6durin * gale from the north, with a heavy sea. She w1ll be a total wreck. - . N ON' L THE DISASTROUS ¶VREECK I N' BAY. Yesterday 5ff J}.LMOtTH, SARDAY MORNINS. ment was waeroon a soiled parchment docu- 'Dent ...