... ; ; , IV I , ? ? - , 44 1 R I i ; 4) 't humalo L, -L1N: THURSDAY, APRIL 1S, 187Z *, IN\ tE ?? XX X 5ov sw I11L d~vixdl .f the Protestant Church has not I.le Dnuch directly to help forward the settle- t Si ! k'I Iridh education. There have been, as te Lave said already, abundance of discus- S(.II anti abundance of recrimination, but from out it all there has not issued much of arunmat worth ...

... THE NVARWICRSEI-1E STBLKE.I | The Sotvraly Retie. holds that a strike cf ngri- ccltural labourers is a novel, and by no means an muinmportant event. A new leaven must be work- ?? in the popular mind of Eugland when those quiet, patient, dumb-founded creatures set up for .avirg a wll of their ownD. ALWen change reacless .o low a level, society must indeed be changing. Distrcss has in old days ...

... ILATEST NEWS* x~sl,&T on (By SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELBE GRAPH.) A CABLIST INSRRECfON. Maduid Tuesday Evening, The Gazte of this evening pablisbes the decree aeceptnrg the resignation of General Reyu ?? ap pointing General Oabula ?? of War The LGoverrment has received a despatch, dated yesterday evening, from the Governor of Barce- Iona, in which it is announced that a Carlist rising is ...

... f;1£ r reemanis 3Onaal| DUBLIN: TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1872 Romi cannot long remain the capital city of an excommunicated king. The fealty of two hundredmillionsof Catholicsscattered throagh- out the world revolts from the desecration, sand will never endure the permanence of an unholy usurpation upon a soil consecrated to their affections by the memories sand traditions of so many ages of the ...

... AN APOLOGJY. It seems that we left a ?? able I lC. in our supply of intellie.ace ?? ;n ?? .: that *e alone of the Dablin iajaarnli gav, ;d record of the consecration of Dr. Dxy to ac iss. tallished Bislh.pric of Ca:shelt QU t'rii-,i'tj 'id not proceed from any want of restart !or the v.41. kuosh character of tie new prelate, but in ,lnaia truth we do not pretend to any very abou1.: : tereet ...

... I NORTH UNION-YESTEriDAY. 11J. JMACFARANE,; EsI., ?? occupied the chair. The der cuardians p~resent ?? 1 kI Hyndman, n Vr C; aptainLin> Ly, l*t. l ?? DL Brzady SJ pV C; Li' 0 Crauceur, Mr N. 'Ii hrl , Aiv r TAilclins, llr P) Kenny, BlrP Llgan Ir Ja:e-s iecly, dir .J Kvellty, Mr A u'?,eill, M~r l D Esuae, Air G Tieell, Klr A At Suthlvan Mr TO *vi son., M J D l'ranklia, alderma~n .- M 'Cauu, seA ...

... ?? . S. 1 (BY SPECIAL AND BEUTER'S TEDS GRAPH.) FRANCE AND PRUSSI. ALARMING RUMOURS-APPREHEN- SION OF THE RENEWAL OF WAR! BISMARCK DEMANDS THE DISAR- MAMENT OF FRANCE. London, Thursday. The Daily Telegraph this morning gives special prominence to an article of which the following is asummary:- 'In making an announcement, the importanceof which cannot beexaggerated, and which maywound to the ...

... l SPECIAL. TELlEGRAMS. (FROM O UR OWN CORRESPONDENT&) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Monday Night. Her Majesty held a Council at Windsor this afternoon, the Ministers travelling by special train. Alderman Dakin, to-day, received the honour of knIghtbood. The Paris correspondent of the Stanrard tele- graphs, that the Constitutionnel notices, without -throwing doubt on it, the story of an ...

... PULIVERMACHER'S MEDICO*ELECTRICAL | INVENTIONS. l . , The scientific or artificial means of producing electricity have hitherto unfortunately been of a much more complex nature than the production of caloric in the ordinary familiar manner. It is now well known that the generation of electricity in the body, by a safe, certain, and powerful but gentle process, is, under some conditions, abso- ...

... 1HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAy. i (By Special ?? Association Telegraph.) The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool. sack at five o'clock, INSOLVEZT LORDS. The Lord Chancellor gave notice that on Thurs. day next le should move to the effect that the house is satisfied that a noble lord, a member of the house, had satisfied the terms of the act; that he had discharged the debts under the ...

... I g a (FROM OUR OWN WYORRFPOHDEPT&.) 3a . _ LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Londow, Sunday night. S The Observer of this day says it has reawon to believe~thattihe Chancellorship of the Dachy of Lan- l caster, with a aeatin. thecabinet, hasbean offered a the John Bright on his return to parliament. I i . doubtful, however,. whether his health ie sufficiently r recovered to enabled him to resume his ...

... I -.IRISIS MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE. I At a recent meeting of the Parliamentary Bill Committee of the Limerick Corporation, a letter waq read from Mr. Butt, with reference to the Municipal Franchise Bill and the Municipal Pri- vilege: Bill, both oi which measures the hon, mem- ber has introduced to the notice of Parliament. The first of these measures is intended to equalise the municipal franchise ...