... I NORTE UIION. The weekly meeting of the guardians was held yesterday in the boardroom. H. J. MacFRLcNssx, Esq., J.P., in the chair. The other guardians present were-wr J HW ERnd- ,man. D VC; Mr. T Arkins. DrBrady. JP V' :M .r U Crawcur. G ThearP. Capt Lindsayv. i J L, J P ir Jhou Reilly, Mr James Reilly, Mr Kety, Mr SJ D Franklnu, tr~iiP5an. tlr T Reilly. Mr A Xi Sslwlivani. Ar Nt Butterly Mr ...

... I i A local contemporary publishes what purports to be a report of the proceedings at a meeting of the Dublin International Society held on Sunday I afternoon. The affair was convened, it would ap. appear, for the double purpose of defying the z Catholic priesthood and of denouncing as nntrce a description given in our issue of Saturday of a gathering of the society or a branch thereof the ...

... tHES MOST REV. DR MORAN AND THE I I - KILKENNY :CORPORATION. of to goD he ad he he he ra5 ;oo oil ed 'as er Sr Ee Dn ve 5, dr ey be he he ad of at no oL he be 'as did on ad 39 On Monday the Municipal Councd of Kilkenny assembled in the Tholsel, andi headed by the Right Worshipful William Kenealy,. Mayor, and Laurence J.. Power, Esq., City High Sheriff, pre- ceded by the sword and mane beaizers ...

... FRANTCE AND PRUSSIA.- or 3l The horizon is again troubled, the war ?? ,f are again gathering, all Europe is again watching ie with strained eyes and eager air for news from Paris Iy ind Berlin. Wise and hoderate politicians 'tell us k, that the thin cord of truce which binds together n. France and Prussia is stretched to the utmost ias sd teasion; that it may at any moment snap; that any ;h ...

... ITIHE UNIVERSITY QUESTION, IRELAND. I - In the form of an amendment to Mr. Fawcetts Bill, Mr. D, C. Heron has drawn up a scheme for ?? of Ireland. His amendment pro- poses that the present Dabrm University shall cease after a date to be fixed; that the University of Ireland shall confer degrees in arts law, and medicine ; that the University of Trinity College shall confer degrees in divinity ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAM, I I (FROM OUR 0OW'N CORRZSPONDENTS.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, ?? Night. The English detectives who arrested Marguerite Dixsblanc in Paris, arrived in London to-day with- out her. It is expected a week will elapse before the extraditionforms are fally signed. The L/c'o8s New York correspondentatelographs that Mr. Banks, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the ...

... I LATEST NEWS, I (lY SPECIAL AND REUTERS TELE- GRAPH.) ENGLAND AND AMERICA. Queenstown, Sunday Night. The Cunard steamship China, frora New York, on the 17th instant, arrived here to-day. The Herald's Washington despatches of the 15th inst respecting the Alabama claims says that the answer to Lord Granville's second note was com- pleted up to to-day. It will be completed to-day. It will be ...

... The Council of the Royal Irish Academy have Published their report for the year ending March id 18X2. The report enumerates a goodly list of aplerg for the Transactions, which are in the P-58aUd will shortly appear. The subjects and tnrnber of these essays show that the literary and 2'tiic activity of the Society is as vigorous and beful as eNer. With regard to the internal ar- rangements ...

... I . I_ . The last rites in the sepultureof the late Viceroy of India were performed yesterday. Though marked by less of mortuary ceremonial than at- tended the f uneral proceosion of Thursday, they were even more impressive. The aoffin ay in stae dnringthe night in~the entrance hall ?? House, the ancestral seat of the Boirke family, which is situate about two miles from Nasa. It is a spacious ...

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... HOUSE OF COMMONS-L&ST NIGHT. | Io Il I a Is - l - r The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. TRE EXCHEQUER RECEIPTS. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in reply to Mr. White, stated that the exceptionally large re. ceipts into the exchequer from the 1st to the 6th Inst., viz., 1,831,9571. against 999,1471. in the same period last l)year, was due to the postponerneut of the contribution from ...

... I- K.-GSTOlW-N INT1TELLTGENC1U. i POLICE COURT.-Mr. Dixpresided. antidisposed of the following cases :-Mtr, Robert Aleckins was summoned by Sanitary Inspector Craig for per- mittieg a nuisance, dangeroas to health, on his premises, waste ground opposite the Catlholic Church in Glasthule.KIt was proved that rubbish, and filth, and vegetable matter were tarowa on Mr. Meekins' land, close to the ...