... I CORlRESPONDENCE I THE EVILS 01? VACCINATION. TO THEEIOS FTHzizp gN.0 a nt E DITOR- 01v ThlE LW8iSPCO & ,lla IOUW fll ci several la iheed sirll of ?? I ..plsra nnuncing that tiae centenary or re --.n ...

... The Ballot Society contemplate holding a great public meeting in the Free TradeHall, Manchester, early nextweek. HOLY TRINITY NATIONAL AND I1AunIM SCnLOOLs.-On Thursday last, a treat of te ...

... MICIP N1CAL REFORT. There is a growing convicti nii amiwog political and social reformorls that t he Legislature must soon be called upon to effect some broad and coinpreheonsive changcs in the Munici ...

... [ [BY TELEGRAPHII.1 The Bisqho of Salisbury coutiulls iln S very precariois sta~te. SrHnr1lis formerly principal librarian of the ?? Muem is ead, in his 92nd year. The Times SAys Mr. M ...

... CoRRESPONDENCE, | RSENT POSIATTI°ON AND PROSPECTS OF THE I ?? ATIOAL CHURCH. To the Editor of the ?? Joum'nal. Slu,-Since the last letter was printed, which you kindly allowed me to insert in your Jouma, the con- i ecturos which I made as to the Established Church in Ireland have been more than verified. U pon the lst day of Iast May the House of Commons, by a large majority, voted for its ...

... IPSWICI GRAMMR SCHOOL. M- , . ?? , - - To the Editor of the IPwich Journal. SXR,-Until I read a, letter in your last number I thought no one could fail either to see what were my grounds of complaint against the Head Master of the Grammar St h or to recognize their justice. For the information of Paterfamilias, however, I shall be glad if you will allow me to summarize them. 1. Dr. Holden ...

... FATAL ELAouNTER. Bz,5WEN TWO LAWTED . -. The 9B Josep Berald of DeO. 24 gives the following RI ascount if a fateal encounter In that. city between two tb lawyers of the St. Joasph bar, Messrs. A. T. Green and ar Joseph L Early:- P 'For some time past angry feelings have existed eb between these two men, whish have well nigh culmi - r L nated at times in an encounter. The Immediate cause 7( of ...

... j [BlY TELEGRAPrH C N EWS-LETTER OFFICE, ?? Al s-iieeg. C THE CONFERENCE i PARIS, JAN. 1G.-The OfficIal Journal of to-day f states that the fourth meeting of the Conference took place yesterday. The fifth sitting will take place to-day. The ('ostiflnioc7jei confirms that the deliberation i of yesterday's sitting of Conference took a decisive v turn of a most satisfactory character. ...

... An eminent spirit merchant in Dublin announces that he has still a small quantity of the whisky on hand which was drunk by George IV. when in Dublin. A Frenchmlan one (lay made his appearance at Doctors' Commons, and told the clerk that he wanted to look at a shall.` He meant a will. A new American stove has been invented for the comfort of travellers. Itis to lie put under the feet, vith ...

... .n . -IJONAWR 20 18.: II aY VAt& Mr. Br'ucewedi cyhoeddi ei anerchiad at etbolwvr ltenfrewshire. .l yd yma, nid oe II 7 gwrthymigeisydd :wedi gwneyd ci ypiddangasiad ar y mags, ac y mae yn dra thebygol y ctiff Mr. Bruce ei ethol ya ddiwrthwnebiad. l Hydewn 'fod y cerydd a gafodd gan bobl Merthyr' ac Aberdar wadi gwneyd lles iddo, ac r bydd yn gallach dyn mewa caalyniad. Y mae pob dyn ysa.yriol ...

... TBE CONFERENCE. ?? the Spectaor.) This Conference is a comedy, and not an entertaining one, or rather a lever de rideauis, played to gain time before the curtain rises on the serious business of. the evening. It is almost impossible for any one who studies the pri~edings carefully to doubt that a failure has been prearranged-that neither Turkey nor Greece, nor their respective backers, are ...

... THE S OF THE TMAR tQUIS TIFCO; OFBUTE. o tic Edi'or of t'te Gla.sgow Herald. Isy lr ie of yesterday are two letters my former ?? on the ccimeeutilig 0Tb firdtletterissigned ACatholic r9 Irod its author wishes to know if I am a Clhstlroe to sy that I am not; but I am a great isua t. I t b t Illustrious Order, which has pro- ?? t aedand eminent men, andlamongst ducedssmrat missionarY apostle, ...