... = 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 ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, l I I (FROM OUR O WN CORRBSPONDZNNTS.) OUTRAGE ON THE QUEEN. London, Thursday, Evening. An attempt was made this evening to assassinate her Majesty. London is becoming frantic with ex- citement, and it is alleged that the would be assassin is an Irishiman. The facts, as far as are known, are these .-Her Majesty left Buckinghiam. Palace this afternoon for a constitutional ...

... INDUSTRIAL SCI{HO.S. The social and relizious beneflte c'i t'crre n the nat 0on by these institutions are gratefully a inittel by the aw hole community. Yen of all creed's and parties have combined for their aivanta-,e aud maintenance ; and the counties vhicah haro en. joyed them longest have appreciated the-n 1U,3t. We regret., therefore, to perceive that at oas3 a couple of fscal bodies in ...

... (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TIS-E GRAPH.) THE ANGL0AMERICAN DISPUT New York, Saturday. Mr. Secretary Fish's reply to Earl Granrille went by to-day's maiL It has not publicly trans- pired, but the Washington correspondence of the principal morning and evening journals agree in representing its tone to be eminently pacific, ITALY. Rome, Saturday. The Chamber of Deputies has approved of the ...

... THE CORPORATON. I Gu - - I MA. p . .I A special meetiagof the Muidcipal Couinci wa&~ a'hed yesterday in th iy Hal'. The Right Hs l~OW AO rsdd e The following memdbers a&eiuded r- Aldritten-'-J RYa, N.D, -HO'Rftke, J~tPP rsiI- lr eyJ P; J knnkett.E F`rdonJ'M7Cam HT erI p P~ildinen W WtkagV OeIuaLe~Sfr'[ ?? ?? J arrington,,DJ4 J P;J Bol S.-P;Hoanle 13ehi J T - J -NorwoolL LLD A D K Mado'Y'; 3 P ...

... 9?g Ituman's, ?,Umuxll . I .. ^ ?? ?? - - .. ^^ . -- s ?? .. * t ?? . t . ?? I THnn full details which have come to hand with reference to O'CbNxou's assault on the Queen add little to these published in our issue yesterday morning. No reasonable man can entertain any doubt of the insanity of the lad whose absurd freak has caused so much natural panic and excitement. The weapon with which he ...

... ELATE..XST Nl S :j :1 - I (Br SPB4L, -AND ORDINARY, TELSR GRAP.H.). Q~MAN CATHOLICS, AN]) BWS Berlin, March 6,Evening. In to-day's sitting of the. Uppe House of tbe Diet thle Schools Insection. Dll, which has -been sd14jted by.th. Lower House; am onl for dis.s sion Thel Minister of Publio Worship demon- stated the character of the bill and the necessity, which exi4ed for ltb introduction. He ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT. I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock A number of petitions were presented in favour of Mr. Dixon's resolution, but a far greater number against any alteration in the Education Act. EX-GOVERNOR ETRE. Mr. Bowring gave notice that on the Civil Ser- vice Estimates he should move the omission of the vote for the repayment of the legal expenses of Ex-Govereor ...

... PIER IHED. | ?? V ~j I Up to 9 ?? 2 . _-VWlnd, S.S V. March 1-Nanny 1.athar ?? to! ' British Oak, WI-xft.r-d, ?? l: .lid: :d.r ?? I steamers, Hilylead L.rld ft mr~, S- 1 ?? ' Irihhmarn, steamer, ditto ; AIl:.-ril Ar Hlolybead. 7 colliers. c~RAMINrS. March ?? and Ann e, Dln'rnlr. i. Favourite, Liv.rprol, ,alt z:-i; S. S. R. ?? iron ore; Enrerjrrr-e, Wide-, .a1 C.ae: Urni r mer, LivcrLoe. ...

... 14 lrkewuxv,?- I- ?? , ?? -A Ill-'i, 1-111, DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0,1872. AiOTnER of the mitred patriarchs of the Na- ?? Church has yielded to the pressure of weight of years and cares, and has handed over to more youthful guardianship the pas- toral staff of an ancientand a faitlhfulSee. More . than a quarter of a century has pasned since . the Must Rev. EDWARD WAr.LS was charged 1 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. *(By Special and Press Association Telegraph.) Their Lorlisbips met at five o'clock. On the motion of the House going into corn. m ittee on TIdE ECCLESIASTICAT COURTS AND REGISTRATION BILL. After a protracted discussion in which several of the bishops joined, the house then went into com. mittee on the bill. THE OUTRAQE ON THE QUEEN. Whilo the above-mentioned bill wis ...