... M MONASTERY OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH, I CLONDALKIN. I - ?? . .. .. .. The annual exhibition and distribution of pre- Miumn, subsequent to the general examinations and prior to the midsummer vacation, took place yester- day in this venerable and honoured institution ii the ?? of a crowded assemblage of ladies and gen- tlemem. Amongst ma4 distinguished places of edu- cation a most prominent place ...

... i f. ?? . : . I U A meetig of tbis body wvas held ls't t evening at the Coonncil.oonis 140l Great Britain- '3 htreet, Mr. Micbael A. Bergin, in the ch6ir. The A Sccretary, Mr. D)iUon, having read the minutes of .4 last meeting, too ticoretary read the following letter Ifrom Mr. Beales:- 6 London, istATly, 1407, 4 Stone Luildings, ULncoln's InD. 2 DMAn SIn-I had rather made arranloments for ...

... I . THE ORANGE ANNIVERARY (rn OUR Coua iISIONDENT,) P oxAAtw, f.lA 11z0)AH1y. I anticipated in my last tie IOrkgnimen, of Arva have bad rocourao to retaliation ?? for¶ the taking dowa of their flags from the church ; toteon the 'night of gth instant, for, bway(.f 'r reprisal 1 saippose, a large wooden cross which was o plac;d before the Catholic eh in that town, was e et4en rossoritieg, ...

... I TEE I~RISB LAND QUESTION. re The following is a full report of the debate ini the or House f ComMonss en Tuesday ia reference to the D\ofccupation Of land in Ireland g Mr. O'Beirne rose to move- IdThat tbis house will rsolve itseU into a committee is ie consider an humble address to be presented to her Majesis. a praying that she will be graelosly Pleased to take 1X; it conelders~o t xeinyof ...

... | CATHOLIOC UN.IVERSITY CHARTER. SPECIAL TELEGRArM. (PtmoM OUR CORnRSPO gDX.) LKONDno, -WzDNESDAY,-The Lord Mayor of ?? by the Lord Mayor Eleot, Alderman Crotty, and Sir John Gray, attended by the civic officers, presented to-day the Corporate Petition for, a Charter for the Catholio University. THE IRISh RAILWAYS. The oonunittee of the Cabineb to consider the pro. position for the acquisition ...

... t ?? kg .1raman's lama DUBLIN; SATURDAY, JLY 27, 1837. THE, Hero of Aspramonte is again on foot. He has resumed the duties of active life after a long repose. The Cretan insurrection stirred -up his ancient spirit. He could not understand how a people, who welcomed him- self and KOSSUTH with royal honours, could lavish the same favours on the Turkish tyrant whose troops were now butchering ...

... I T - THE IRISH PEEh4GE I In the House of Commons on friday, T.f Mir ?? w~i rft t& Mtv0.%S.tQ ution, ' o'the subjedi, sillddla. IY atntr. ?? ou te MMX~ ii vraa determined tsofollow *ith respect to the Irl'h peerage the preceden * t ~caee of the Scotch peerage at the .tielr'. e1tb1e,)= 10ootland with England, and accordinily tihe 'Act of Union pro., vided that tbe&e6h of fielaid 'hould have '28 ...

... LTVIEST INTELLIGENCE (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE ROMAN STATES, CIIOLE]IA, GARIBALDIAND DESERTIONS1 Rome, Thursday, July 18. The rope has sent some valuable presents to the sitsn of Turkey and Viceroy of Egypt in recogii tio, of the protection aouerded in their states to Catholics. A body of Garibaldians, 600 strong, have appeared at different points on the Papal frontiere, but were 1,0eOented by the ...

... I IR4TLtW EX:cA3SIOS. TO T DE ]DITr Q Qp 'THE enFnX9UAN Carlow, July 2f. SIan-Permxit me, through the medium of your in. Wt'uiable paper, to offer q few suggestions to the direc- tois,0or nianagers og the Grent Southern and Western Railway. At the preseut tinme of the year. a large curber of persons, residing'iu inland towns, such a Carlow and Athy, would like very much to avail thle niteves ...

... ;. TE .ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL GADHNS, I I a A, h A I. n . * .s l-o. rlo hI 1-. - I; e ooeseixy aety , WIUUD ete lass xl Oug, oscone. ii Ieaed of a magnificent par of white wolvei.I k'endingthepreparation of tuitable quarters fcrtheir 'accommodation, they are confined in a moveable doa, 1which arrangement for the present prevents their being reen to full advsntue, Any of the keepers W ll pmot theeto ...

... ?? TI ,rQ flBE Ah, a ¶SO TEEDX or O Tal Jnlyi 67., SrnT ID a~er to some inq,uliriei n~de' b~y ma re l vative to the znanagjment of, the Royia 1cibern I( !Academy, 'A 'Member of the Counoil has ?? ward&dd yost a reply, published in the F1BEdEA of 'the Ist inst , so remarkable fir its vhnuerss tht 3 I' very Auch do'ubt if there be'. A Member of the,' P0116P of tibi ro~'nl Winitutlon, froma Mr ...

... LONDONT COnBSPONDME . . (FROMS Oun 0OtlanfPONDINT.) LoinONo, 8LfTURDAY.The division of yesderday JU the committee 'DU the Reform Bill on the 0b1M5 proposed by the Attorney.Gnenral, to the effect that the collector of poors' rate should be bound to leave a demand note at the house of every aon- pying householder within a, borough, eo that he should have notice that a rate was not only made ...