... PfW6REI;s'- OF ROMANISM IN 10GLhAND, i Terh g._. . ?? - I .I I e other day we gave from a Romish source tho Stta stics for some years bygone of 1fomish ptogress and perversion in England. The results appeared to us much less important than they are generally believed to be, the increase in chapels and priests being in a great measure accounted for by the na{ turnh inrease of the Auglo-Irish ...

... PRESE\TXTlION OF AN ADDRESS TO SIR Td OINAS BATESON BY THE TjNANTRY ON THlE moIRA ESTATE. [FiiOx1 OD WIl REPO3flf1l] KoM n, TNURSDAY. Tisn af.ornoon, a meeting of the tenantry on the Moira estate was held i 1 the large room of the Mar- ket House, for the purpose of presenting theirland- ioe'd, Sir Thomas Bateson, Bart., with an illuMri- nated address congratal.ating him upon his return as ...

... GRE ENO CK. Tow,, Coi_'cul,.-A rmeeting of this Cistocil was again convened yesterday, but there not being a quorurI of members present, the Lusiness was again adjourned, MIesne;G OF FacULr.T o' PaocuaATOr's.-The annual meeting of this Faculty was held ia the Sheriff Court Hall ?? James Turner in the chair. Some dircuasivn took place upon. a pro- posal to re-elecr Mr Yuille Dean of Faculty, ...

... Friday, 2 o'clock. WITid obtninuld Ptbjd. The Lords Justices of Ireland have intimated by circular to the ministers of the Presbyterian General Assemblv of Ulster that in future the Regium Donum will be paid by the Bank of Ireland. The post of distributor, occupied by the late Rev. Dr. Cooke, is not to be filled up. We are asked to say that on the occasion of the Archbishop of Canterbury being ...

... The Gardener. (Blackwood and Sonn, Lon- don and Edinburgh).-This monthly is justly very popular among those whom, it specially addresses. In an address to his readers, the editor says- We have made such additions to our regular staff of writers, including some of the most eminent practical gardeners in Britain, as will enable us to fill the pages of The Gar- dener during the current year with ...

... AYilmot tC) ?? . . 912 Evans (L . ?? . . . 913 Wilmot (e) ?? ?? ?? ?? 2,019 Evans (L) .. .. ?? . 1,92G it WilulotiC) ?? . - ?? 3,Sl2 Evans (L) . .. ,. ?? 3,472 ?? ?? ?? 40 |RECTBM's TELESR.SI THLE CONFERENCE. PARIS, JANUARY 14. ThT Conference met a4gain to-day, at four p.m. I. angabo has not yet ecived a reply from his p o sGovernment. 1'ARI, JANUARY 14 (Evening). The Public, of this evening, ...

... SEMI-WEEKLY SUMMARY I DOMESTIC. A slight earthquake was felt in Suffolk on Saturday morning. The inquiry relat, o to the Wexford election petition has resulted in the return being declared null and void. I The Irish papers state that Mr. Devereux, who has boon deprived of his seat for Woxford borough on technical grounds, will probably be re-elected. The grounds upon which he was petitioned ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE, Very few alterations in the service usually perform- ed were made at St. Alban's on Sunday. Mr Mackono- chie did not kneel, but the two altar candles were lighted. The congregation was a large one, but there was no disturbance. The Bishop of Lichfield arrived in the city on Sun- day afternoon by the 358 train from London. His lordship, who was accompanied by Mrs ...

... DISAST.RUS FIRE AT MORPETH. 91,WOO DAMAGE. On Tuesday night, the usually quiet little town of Morpeth was thbovia into a state of intense excite- ment by the occurrence of a fire of a most alarming natur An alam was given at about a quarter-past ten o'clock that the bakehouse premixes occupied by Mr Robert Oliver,' baker and confectioner, whose front shop is in Bridge Street, was on fire, and ...

... iLATEST TELEGRAMSe ?? aermA'.) XHE PRI1NCE AiND PRINCESS OF WALES. VAIETTA, JAN. 14. The frigate Aiaiadne has just left for Trieste, nviacnce she will convey the Prince and Princess of Wales lo Alexandria. The tender Psyohe pre- ecded her yesterday. ARRIVAL OF LORD MAYO AT CALCUTTA. CALCUTTA, JAN. 13, 8.17 A.s. The Earl and Contess of Mayo and their suite landed hero last evening. Earl Mayo ...

... I XWT-ER BURBK'8 OFFICE net . @b=UGH OF GW&Y. ibh Mr. O'rien (Wih him i.r. 3Water ap opeare iO he beh6f of the iting ?? St. Lawrence adud sd Sir h4wlad Blennersasatt, to take objection to the Iimeufficieny of the recoginzncesa ente edintoia regard totwolpstitioa As a ?? matter, hoie er, he objected to the recognizance in iolo, because it wag Lot not atimped. ix Mr. Heron, QC. (oReith him Mr. ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL, -4- LEEDS, JANUARY 15, 1869, ST. fIOHAeL'B, Liii ?? sixth of the series of popular readings took place ou Wednesday last, when the exceeding popularity of these entertainmeats was again testiet by an overflowing audience. The vocalists were Misses Gledhill and Walker, and Messrs. W. Wilson, West, and Wilkiuson. Reading! and recitations werealso. given by Messrs. J. 0. and D. ...