... I IT T'S HOSPITA. | I ne-ws -& Ir ?? Tne ?? ?? sermon In aid' of this great a metropolita opital Will he preached to 'morrow in 1. the Church of ift Andrew, Weatland row, after the first geiI of tbe laest mua by-lhe Rev. Thomasw . Smith, ?? The trili benevolent institution'oir which ?? help of a gwnerous comnnunity will be pp. peale dto was never more in need of asistance than St, . ...

... x KILLf 19VTY ii iYBAomI TOWNSHIP. s&z wie moniniV meeting, held on Tuesday, 7th May, ?? Warren, jIUn, J.P., in the chair; Mesers. Reilly, Dubedst, Healer, Chaytor, Machis, lixham, Greone, and Jameson-the ssanitary ofileer'b salary for the past six months woe paid, also lP H~awkrins's account for supplying and fixing pumps at Ballybrack. The contractor was ordered to pro- ceed withthe ...

... | SE 'A3MERIdOA' PU'OPAOA4A ?? ;1 ?? b EI. A TO ',TE Ult*Ol OF ME FUKWAX. London, May 10. DEAn S8R-Tou probably remember the story of Lousl XV and hls inisterof Police. 1lre~ said the Mimater, the philceophersare ing ikanoe. Iowlongwill ittake them to do itl asked the' Ring. 1 At the present rate, twenty yeas Then, M. le. Ministre, you may' report them to my. successor. Thie was ...

... PlI BREA, DUBLIN. Upto 9 a.r, May 8, 1867.-Wind aSE. May l'-Peace, Plymouth, manure; Elirabeth, Louden, Indian COam; Gronout, Portmadoo, dlates; May ad Joseph, Azklow, sulphur ore; Bllese, Traiee, general capgo BeaUt~ful Boy, Sk~erier, llmeto ne; ,Taelgar, steamer, Livrepool; Royal Wila, steamer. RelfaSt; Peirvian, Ranger, edes Telegrph, steamner, ?? Dlayr 18-apid. Wicklow, aulphur ore; llblsa ...

... ACHE FENIAN TRIALS. T~ TRI $PECIAL COMMISSIG THE CASE OF JOHN M'AFRTY. THE P'USONER'SSPERCH. the lerd Chief Jimtlce, 9. Jnstlce 9ltgerakl, ?? ~~ te 'docf I MidIlaon oaa tok teiraeas sorly beore af ,Jibnl Wllferty bavnug 'Inpw tttebr Mr. Butt, Q.C., applied to the court tht judg. >ent might not be passed upon him, on the re1und At t*er had been a mistrial to such an, extent as t render the ...

... TE GOVERNMENT LAND BILL. - t (#PROa O SP a1OT. AYPoRTEMS.) . t J1iDozi, TUESDAY Moinea.-Subjolned I send t you a full report of the debate which took ?? t Houei'e'Vf hfommonhS tt e-vening on the ij6tlcu n for theousdrxeadfag-p ?? er nnts' Impreiht I~l~tl: -. . S~eg6ssd, ii ml ag ame sne n ent of3 which he had gived 44H,c W )J4jfo intention of prevsnt~g the bill frcm~going into comitteer. ...

... [LATET ,I.TELLIGENc I (BY TE Q EGRAPH.) THE CrOXWRENCE.. ng The Io, Friday, May 1o. : The tbsaitting of $be g2 ence took place to. day. The treaty wse not 3iged os account of some formalities havinr yet to be gone t. ugh. Aother sitting will take place tsmorrow at' is'e o'clock, at which it is hoped the treo*ty will be 8gua.d Basuels, FridaWy, .y 10i. In yesterday's sitting of the Leadeon ...

... . Sh; a hi f I AI DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 27, 1807. WI(ATBvza be the fate of the Fenian convicts, their case has be66n advocated with a fervour and feeling to which there is no parallel in our times. Necrly-rne hundyod membersaof Par- liament have signed a memorinl to the Govern- ment iuaploring.metoy. The majority of those ?? generous men are Englishmen and some Scotchmen. Many other members, who ...

... I - Jnaa lurat - aDBUrt: *ZDNBD.AY, MAY 29, 1807.. A RIKAREALN Incident in the late tris de. ,rvee iotice. Thh Barl of DannY, id hi$ interview with the Deputation of the Connuois, 'made the following statement ?? We have weighed the -subjit well. We have di- cussed it in the-preaence of the Lord Lieu- tenant and of the Chief Socretary of Ire'. land, on the authority of the Lord bhan1 ...

... THE, MOST REV. DR RIUEAN, (noX oUR coszsRoP1ONT.) The Catholics of Dundalk have prated an ad. ?? to thse Moat Rev. Dr. Keiran, bongratnigtg him on his elevion tothe PrimsdZ4 His Grace has returned a moat feeling reply in expressive and elo, quent language, in whieh he alludes to the noble ge. nerosity of the good people of Dundalk, who have contributed duag the lost twenty-five years the ...

... MATER MISERICORDLY HOPITAL- THE O'CONNELL MONUMENT. We are happy to perceive by the annexed letter from the Venerable the Dean of Dublin, that the council of the Mater Misericordife Hospital-au institution of whioh any city might be proud-has declined in the most dignified manner the question- ablo aervices of those who, either to retard or pre- vent the erection of a suitable national ...

... HOUSP OF LORD SETEIRDAY. | Their lordshrip Iiet a* oa e *. . ADe *al of De , rpl t el Bhte bury, said he had hot had an opportualty of siser, ti tbal & the eo eretarv whit, thi result P w the ldqnirlq wjlcil had I-eon made with ra. 11 gaid to the SIx young laiesI who, lad left a convent in Glo mp, d their being handed ^ over to the Lady, Supeiores. of a sluallar. t ?? in Sbefoeld. He belioved ...