... THE ROMANISTS AND TRINITY COLL;.G1', DUBLIN. A A L A a A ; ?? AS 11,1 Be n1lA. 1 1 - I8 itry ter A meeting of graduates of Trinity College, nas held on asf the Thursday in the pillar roomi of the lieutilnido ii w the purpose the tioll f expressing disapprov alci thi reclnt rcqumtiuu of Trinit y rirr x- College to throw open its fellowships, and consequently its t of government, to menmhers of ...

... PARLIAMENTARY ITEMS TAXiATMWn -o ?? Weblee TAXATION OF hAlLWAYS Wo eliveweare in It ?? to cVongratulvr.Tila shareholders- on lte abandonment by tite raaio lway TI Chancd pl lor o The Ercheqher of hincrhastyind th -o t sitti'el l 0tttequitlieing, ?? Orttio e rnisfttsittg o thor taxativon of aiwysAdeputst- Tb Souh Esten, f tite Sctu, estorn, Sout EaserBri-hliton, Cha~thtlti and Dover 'Metrpo- ...

... I _ _I ?? ~ -atinia -ff - - - - 1 0 THE A.RCHBISHOP OF CANTEnBIuUIY.-Tlie English Church- man makes the following statement:- We haye very good authority for stating that the Archbishop of Canterbury is so unwell that little hopes are entertained of his being able r to minister in public again. It is not unlikely he will 0 resign his se. The Pall Mll Gazelle is in a position to y say that ...

... WEI)NESDAY, MIAzY 18, 1870. SOUTH LEICESTERSIHIRE ELECTION. The lamcnted death of Earl HOWE, which has caused the promotion of Viscount CulzoN to the Upper I-louse, may give rise to a stout battle for the South Leicestershire seat, left vacant by the latter. Party struggles in that constituency have been very severe of late. For the thirty-five years preceding t 1867, no Liberal had ever been ...

... R Ea X11 w ?? , iet[lels = - - _- exI Mir. Chrles Buxtou's late secretary, White, was on itWI Thursday commriitted for trial on N clarge of attempting t to commit murder. 'The defence of insauity was sot au( Dr, up. sil The brieklavers o!f Nottingham nro on strike because the hi,i masters will niot give the'in a farthing per hour extra, to 1of mako' up for the time tihey lest during the ...

... n I . - : n ,, A,,s ii- tcfdtinn -A ?? I The Economist, in discussing the position of our Debt, At '7 says that it would be useless to look far ahead or form a Al large programme, or regulate matters on the expectation of 'Fs a great and national calamity, which a struggle for exis- serer etenco would be. It is enough if we make sure that, one what year with another, according to current ...

... Itfitsiasttraia1 1tn Adigious. CONVOCATION. The Convocation of the Province of Canterbury assembled gal- on Tuesday for the despatch of business at Westminster. ?? was hoped that the health of the Archbishop of Canter- will bury would have so far improved as to enable him to pre- will side at the present session, but the uncertainty of the iths. weather, and the necessity for extreme caution ...

... WEDNESDAY, Mtx 11, 1870. i - I I MflISTERIAL PATRONAGE OF THE BALLOT. Ministers, we suppose, arc teking credit to themi- best selves for a vast deal of political morality by c opening the Ballot question in due form, and prizm thereby taking it out of the hands of private mem- for i hers. Whatever may be the fate of the measure, four they will be entitled to say that they did their best ...

... atttst _ Rntfdliff M- ?? to EXPLOSION ON BOARD A STEAMER. (c, GREAT YARmouTse, Monday evening. ne The London screw steamer J. M. Strachan, from New- Lc- castle for London, with gas coal, put into the road-stead to- rd, day and landed a seaman named William Fairbrother. so- Gas, generated from the coal carried, appears to have ex- 3ir ploded, and Fairbrother was much burned, one of his legs ed ...

... .. -1- A- 1- 1A-- - -, - - . .- - ?? PA a- A BnAAArnA +AQ About ton o'clock on Friday morning a desperate attempt cole was made to murder Mr. Charles Buxton, M.P. Barl 'For several years past Mr. Buxton has employed, as slir secretary, a young man, named White, a person of some- ing what eccentric habits. Owing to his irregular conduct of ceun late, a three months' notice to leave was given at ...

... THE MASSACREE BY GREEE BRIGANDS. I 4n A- ian Ralzin what shall be the ?? of th THE MASSACUFB. Ax B is. . ?? I J. L. D. in discussing what shall be the action of the ith British Gove Irnmnetagains b-reece, concludes a r lit The onld remed sieh it be called, is to apply it-. Tbo~~i nasn wuch indst, caud re sumetha hlbem It the rule in tie psicoi awhle. Demand as tatds he of renittbered aomine ...

... it 1 TO, TLE EDITOR OF THE DERDIC MERnURYa o Sir,-Permit me, tblronqh the medliotit 'of your valulable 3 journal, to i ii tile attention of the Pitbtli to a ?? llagrio t piece of squi int-eyed uietice Practifgd CY thie oflicets 'of thle ii Local Boa rd of Helth (if the I I iumil- Ia e jirity 1f the public ilu and ariaitit'l 'GWuiry arlae ftwat Old tite i Leall Board has what Riley t e te t f ...