... Till:: FE'A~O1tM 11jTE AND BANQUET. (iY TRLEOHAPIL) I.lMJOY, ?? fete and banquet in con il ,on with the Working hen's ?? Association ctelcratr the passiug of the Reform Bill of 1867 . fbeld to-day at the Crystal Palace. The Palace was thrown open at Dine o'clock, but although the Wveeitber was fine in the early parrt of the (lay, nnd that there waa an unusually attractive programme in the ...

... I . . ?? ?? _ ?? . . .lM 1JORINGsS At. BALYN& (KILD9AREN) i I (LIBOR ount dYOaRUcSoONTMrT.) Ilatlyna, the seat of the Right I-Ion. Rioharid ore 'O'Fertmll, wan on Thursday the scene of great re Juicing 'no 0oseqlueioie of the son of the right frra., gentleman arriving at his injrin on that diy. ?? the demonstration was intended fo~r the Itenantry of that and the adjacent townlandid~, several ...

... I HOCKING RAILWAY AOJEN'il ^ ~ ~ ~ - l.&.U _ _] j Xt _.=S : 1-A I A deplorable accident, which resulted in the loss af two lives, occurred on Satrrday evening, at the level crosing of the Liverpool and Manchester Ialway at Brow] Green. Mr. William Green, of the firm of Green and Paiblow, architects, of Liver- pcol, a~nd who eijefs in Ch rch.ro cd, Stanley, had gone with his wife to the Broad ...

... ezyf At l1l 1 iDUBLIN: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,1867. TH4 su.Wsct of Trade (utrages has of late occupied much public attention in this country a;u in England, People have been amazed aiid lorified at tho frightful and unheard of dislosuies ma(ds at the late Royal (lomusisloMIs at Sheield, Dit'hcltester, and elisowher,. The regularly organised system of outrage and of violence to person, resulting f ...

... I T 1ASTORAL LETTER OF 1'I BISHOP4 Tn {, ft.. _ OF ENGLAND. *10 tste taitliful-in Christ Jesus, the priests and de.A cone, and the lay Mmeberse of the Church of Christ in con murnlo with the Atiglisan. branch V ?? Church Catholic- - We, the undersigned bishops, gathered nuder t'e eood providence of Cod for prayer and conference ot ,rm1eti, pray for you that ye may olrtaiu gl~a(e, mitecy, and ...

... THE IRISH DEFORM LEAGVUE. | - s . - .. . . I * The, hlsif-yearly meeting of the menesube of tire League took plae -yeeterday evening, in the roafme 140 Great Britain-street~ The chair was ocoecalee by Mr. Micami of ps, an Mr. Alfrks1 Webb seint a subscriptionuf1m. n requested to be eisrolled a member. Air. ?? handed in a subsoriptiora of I11. 'A letter was recieived from Mr. ElihsFinalo, ...

... THE IRISH CHIUROR (qUETION. I I Wrr. Rev; Willi--.> ?? -i ID-.lf-A. -o . A. I. I Dir. uarvii WNViUQ'5m being at Brrdford ?? wouk, on bis way from Ireland, hbich he has visited at the request of the comnmitteeof the Libration SOcietythe leadia; volunteers of the town availed theonsolves of the opportunity of hearing an address from him on the preslent position of the Erta iubmeint qauetiol mi ...

... | 'ITHE HIERARCHY OF IREL&ND. The following Archbishop, and Bishops arrived in town in the course of yesterday for the parpose, it is understood, of being present at a meetiug o* the hierarchy, which will be he!l at kleven o'leock to- day in Si. Kovinis Chapel, of the Cathedral, Mhirl. borough street:- The Most 1Rev. Dr. MaHale, Lord Archbishop of Tuam; The Most Rev. Dr. Leahy, Lord Are) ...

... THE I11SHAM4ER1ICAN OFFICERS. i .I -- 1 ?? _ -. . I.. T[he following letter appears in the New York papers from Captain Condon, who was acquitted at the recent special coiain iten, ill (srk:` A sketch of the proceedings of the late Fenian Congrass, Ito- berts' wing, at Cleveland, ia before rde. 'remidenC Robert' message, or a portion of it, is what I have princilally to deal with. T. the ...

... AIRCHBISHOP MANNING ON THE PAN- ANGLICAN SYNOD, ROME. AM . . . . .. .. . X . .. . . I Sunday having heenthe Foast of 8t.Michael, Arch. bisbop Manning preached at St. Mary's, Baymwater, in aid of the funds of the Little Sisters of the Poor. Ilid grace's text was the very appropriate one, Take heed that you despise not one of these little ones; for I ray unto you that these angels (10 always ...

... PMRE AD, OUNLI. ip to9 .m., Sept 30, 186I7.-Wlid-w N. w Sept 28-P-trick Esther and Ma-p Patrick, DougiAs, her luges; Ilizabeth, Portlscawl, coal and iron; Queen, Bridwater; Bosetta, steamer, Bristol; Stably, Alexandra, ard Hibernla, steamer, Holyhead: Torah, Kildarp, and Iron Duke. steamers, Liverpool; Led&, stenner, London; Lord Clyde, steaumer, Glasgow; St Patrick, ateamer, Li- Sept 29- ...

... ?? TSf . I1 ?? ?? A [Ito F ItI1 AN ( ill, I'ur; ii Moridly, Septenoihr 30. * a,. ju;.Eis de la Vak~litt Arrivtx P;at Diarritz this 'It 'a said that ?? .i * te *vill lean' Paris t rj I alo Alsot, with tl!inntis-l nuh f P 4i0 to see its 'I'n l rorr. P':RUSSIA. Borlin, Monday, September 30. Ak ,,yal decree, ratted the 25th instant, has julit pirir'c'lT defining t1le blteis upon which the treaty ...