... LENT REGULA.TIOS. I - - . . . . I Cube following are the Regulations for the present Lent, te be:observed in ?? of Dabin:- 1. On all days ?? except Sundays, pe1sons'! boundto-fastare allowed to take:anlytone full men], of k neagre fare, to which, by genefalouston4 a collation may now beadded. 2 Whilat the law4of t16 Leiden Fast remains in fall i gur0* V grant, in.-vrtup of powers received from ...

... X,> E ssE stEE~sE N. A REMAEKABLE judgment was delivered at the Antrim Assizes by Mr. Justice FITZ- GERALD, in the case of IHILL v. the Earl of ANTRIM. The case came before his lordship as an appeal by the tenant against the award of the Judge at Quarter Sessions, who granted the tenant 471. ...

... PIR aEAd. , pt. Si . m. Amfl 1, Y)I.-Whd, NW. March 1-Lord Gtg, steamer, Glasgow, TokA, dI Oporto - Alexandra,.ditto, Rolyhead. April'1-Windaor and 'Eblana.. -tea merO XI&iCl Telegraph, steamer, Holyhead; Quai seer, HoUl-i S colliers and 1 stone boat March 31-Admiral .oorgoin and Duke of Sutherland, steamer, EHolyhed Star, Longford and raf d0, Liverpol ; Earl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; ...

... THE 'SMALL POX -PAN- A.XD RP .VAC V*.'TION ?? _ The: following IOCAnre, delvered yesterday by Dr. Lyons to theO, thdents attending the Rich- mond, Wlitwor+:, aM lirvicke hoapitalsi of peculiar nt-.eatstt6we. general public at the pre. sent mowr at, a cosierable alarm prevails on. the fimbjec>.~swijl tharsiu oonvinci~gyshownito belia agseat maearure ?? as the nab~jt 'of tasi1l p; vaccination, ...

... THE WAI. l THE TERMS OF PEA.CE. REPUBLICAN DE MONSTRATIONS. THE STATE OF PARIS. CAMBETTA AND BISMARCK. THE ELECTIONS. ADDRESS OF THE DUO D'AUMALE. REPORTED DEATH OF BOURBAKI. THE TERMS OF PEACE. Berlin, Saturday, 10 p.m. According to letters from Versailles, the German army -which has stood before Paris will, on the conclusion of peace, make its triumphal entry into the French capital. Until ...

... I _ uz . _ Xiro T--- r .,l ?? I The Right lion. James ZStansleic aearessea a meeting of his principal supporters at the Mecha- nics'lnall, Halifax, on Friday night. Speaking of the retirement of Mir. Childers from the Admiralty, M4r. Stansfeld observed that they knew as well as he knew the merits of Mr. Childers, whose occupation of the place of First Lord of the Admiralty had been attended ...

... LONDON CORREPONDENCE. I SPECLAL TBLEGRAM. 0 London, Wednesday Night. Though the Germans speak in congratulatory terms of the effective manner in which their bat- teries keep up their fire upon Paris, and assert that their ?? are but trifling, it does not appear that the bombardment makes the rapid progress that was anticipated. No doubt this state of things will soon be altered, unless the ...

... THE WAR r THE BOMBARDMENT. at ADVANCE OF FAIDHERBE. 3 ST. QUENTIN OCCUPIED BY THE e- ?FRENCH. 3 THE SIEGE OF BELFORT-MORE SFIGHTING WITH BOURBART. [e THE FALT OF PERONNE. REINFORCEMENTS FOR CHANZY. 3t _ THE FIGH'TI¶NG AT LE MANS. ADVANCE OF GENERAL FAIDHERBE. ad / EBrussels, Jamn 18, 2.48 p.m. The French have re-occupied St. Quentin. je The army of General Faidherbe on Monday had e advanced 17 ...

... THT GUNPOWDER NES. I ?? 6~. (From ?? of Yesterdy.) a1- Is or is not our powder stock what it ought to m be? Undoubtedly it is not. The most which has been attemapted to be said on the Goverent side is that no powder) is an exaggeration. rn it is admitted as true that we have holonly a ea, Small stock of the most approved pattern for our heavy gns.ck off it is °asseted that we have a s ...

... f THE REPRESENTATION OF GALWAY I COUNTY. I A county of Galway correspondent writes on this subject:- Rumours are ripe here both about the approaching vacancy in the county and the probable candidates to be in the field at the election. Already their name is legion. We Lavc the Hon. Gerald Dillon, the Hon. F. French, C. R~eddington, George Morris, Captain B. Daly, Captain Nolan, Mr. M. Henry, ...

... TUIE NEW MARRIAGE LAWS On the 10th of August, 1870, the royal assent was given to a new bill, which bears the title of The Matrimonial Causes and Marriage Law (Ireland) Amendment Act, IS7. The universal absorption of the popular mind on the frightful war which had then just burst out into its taull fary turned away attention from the less exciting incidents of Parliamentary proceedings, and ...

... I Mr. Gladstone is a great Minister, and Green- wich is jealous. To all whom it may concern it may be useful that we should mention that Greenwich is a borough which has a voice in Parliament, and that Mr. Gladstone is the favoured individual through whom it has chosen to speak its utterances. In times gone by, Green- wich was famous for its Ship hotel and its un- exceptionable whitebait, ...