... PIER RE tAD. Up tog a m, Foh. 21 1S72 Wf d c , FVebaury 21-LI'elli * d >G ?? ?? V ?? SlorDni'g Star, 1 .IIn't 'ii C L K- Alcxua-i(Ia, eti.'aM a' ?? * . idun : North Lrini-h, t., S 'luoLh ?? g ;SSFRO\AP qlMaurotiau. E, ar-r ?? lFeb. 't2-La liandre, 6lieut. 13 col~iers. Felarrary 91-ary-t J !r S 'PircTCIn' of Sutle iti,' . ti *, ?? liumliartovn ?? Mnl i''1 L, en Vi ' LUrd (;I uga. SEUsrler, (; ...

... = I ?? III. . . . . . . . DlBLI: SMONDAY, MAI;CH 4, 1S72. . ?? ?? \\ E E a\\EX ~ E ?? TIE itiriiogbhama Education League passes to- i-rorrow ev iiing fromin conferences and fronm c0, &0Q5cs into the arena of Parliamentaty tt.tebt. Iu its nanme Mr. Dn ;:oM, its presi- wci'l a-i tihe representatives of these Iititti' to undo the work of a formner scs- nt', at d to ri;` the Catholic poor o0 Jli ...

... TIHE LATE COUNTESS OF GRANARD. The month's mind of the much lamented Coun. tess of Granard was celebrated in the Church of St. Mary, Newtownforbes, on Thursday, the 29th ultimo. The church was crowded in every part Among the laity present we observed :-The Earl of Granard, Sir John Esmonde, Bart, M P; Edward More O'Ferrall, Esq, J P; Captain Gregory, J P; George Evers, Esq, J P ; J J MacCarthy ...

... R i Tbe Spring Show of this society, now in its fiftieth year, was given yesterday under canvas in the Rotundo Gardens. The weather, though bright and sunny, was very cold, owing to the keenwind which was blowing from the N.EL, and made the temperature in the shade as low as in the first week of January. The spring show is re- garded as the most attractive of the season, a it is given at the ...

... THE IYTERNATIONTALE. _. .. .. I I That terrible mystery, the Internationalk, which has caused so much disquietude to peaceable citizens who feared its presence and its conse quences, las at length unveiled itself. The ridi- cleus MMns of the classic saw has been all ou eclipsed. The portentous labour of the mnountaia hadno more absurd and disproportionate resaob than the abject and ...

... This magnificent work of religion and patriot- ism was brought to its culminating pinnacle of success on Sunday last by its solemn dedication to the worship of the Lord of H~osts. It was longi felt that in Dowupatriok thtere should be some] suitable structure raised to commemorate the mighty achievement of one whose work has been so extensive, and has proved itself so illimitadle that no ...

... NOR H lI-MI,7N 1UON. I The ?? weekly tliuc 6 vi the board wv hei. 3tetriiay, H. J. MAUFAKLANP, Esl., J.P., in the chair The otlhcr suardiaid pro'eut were:-J pi y mar V Ut* T Arkiria t Thorp, O Crawccur C Y, rBisBkleY, K P ?? I' KcIhY, J D rauklirn, it J Murpby, J kitf3r.lsou, P lsngal, W L Virdoa J . Jiunts iieikly, John iteilly, Thomas ReIlt . J 'V T' C Wilin, J lBerrv. It I) Kiue., I S ev I ...

... KlGSTOWN INTELLMr(NCE. 4 ,_ ?? BAZAA9 AT GLASTHULE.-Yeaterday the 6a' zsar for the purpose of providing iunds for the building of the schools at Glasthul& was hld, and arwing to the Indefatigable exertions of the respected parish priest, Rev. Patrick M'Cabe, and the eurates, tise Rev. Mlr. CummiagS and Rev. Mr. Maher, aided by a vcry large anl ac- tive committee of ladfies, was a aomplets eac- ...

... I EMI ORATION TO CANADA. To 'rE EDIT-OR OF THE FrH8NI&N. ShIlbourne Hotel, Dablin, 9th July, 1S72. Ssu-May I agair,1tbrongh yourcoluufn5,dr d attention to Quebeu as a field for enter 1. 1 have already told you that the G ,f ...

... OCCUPATIONS IN AMIERICA. ;wAmA . - *. .-I- L - ! a ?? . It is ?? to know in what pursuits the millions of the United States find bread. A cen- esU was taken in 1870, and it is now issaod, what is mure than can be said of so small a work as our Irish censas, Oa the 1st of June there wera 12,000,000 persons following gainful pursuits. Of these, 548,000 were girls and 191,000 boys, from 10 to ...

... I WHERE WE ARE DRtIFTING, _ alm t ads 81- h. '~aInA ?? I 'inse nours or sanour muss u?-au0ur5uuu ,,I order to afford time for mental improvement So the gentlemen tell us who figure-as orators and counsellors at the meetings of the so-callad Eight-Hour League. Since the commencement. of the present disruption of our industrial system through the machinations of the Trades' Union Societies ...

... GROCERS AND VINTNERS' ASSOCIATIC. . . . ?? I . - There was a special meeting of the above body, convened by public advertisement, in their rooms in the Commercial Buildings. On the motion of Mr P MT. Ctrr, seconded by MrPatrick Kenny, P L G, William Meagher, Esq, T C, oc- cupied the chair. Amongst those present were the ?? 1errigan, VP; Michael Carey, TOC, past chairman; Michael rbugent, James ...