... j T - s I (From our Reporter.) Galway, Satarday Night- Mr Murphy resumed his speech to evidence in behalf of the petitioner. The interest in the pro. ceedings appears to be renewed as their conclusion approaches. The courthouse is each day filled by au audience representing every social grade in the county. Both galleries are set apart for ladies, who avail of the convenienae to the utmost, ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT. I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. THE IMPORTATION OF CATTLE. Mr. Forster, in answer to Mr. Jacob Bright, stated that the Government did not feel that they could depart from the order in Council of the 20th December, 1871; requiring cattle and sheep to be slaughtered on their arrival in this country. Hie was, however, prepared to try the experiment of ...

... I-T MT SWSI i. -- - a w SO - I ?? SPECIAL AND BRUTEBS TEL I ?? . e;:; GR PH.). - . ~ THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. -sew York May 15th. The New York Tribune pablisbes the fill text of President Grant's messa ge to the Senate, ivith a copy of GenerilSchenck's despath, contaniig the proposal of the British Government. The Presi- dezit invites the attention ofthe Snat to the pro- pod article, and says The ...

... I 1 v - _I AnZ_ I - I (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCR London, Tuesday Night. The Marquis of Bote has accepted an invitation from the president and members of the Swansea. Constitutional Association to attend a banquet in connection with that association, to take place on the 6th of next month. 'Frederick Smalibone, carpenter, one of the men on strike, was this morning ...

... THE OMMISSION ON THE IRISH IV1L - THE SERVANTS. TC THE EDITOR OF. THE FREEMAN. SIRtin a leading article in the FztEEN'S JOURNAL of last Friday, written-as all previous articles on the subject were written-in a -tone highly favourable to the claims mad interests of the. Irish civil servante, there ocear one or two pas- sarges thel teadency of whicha o calculated to din. parage the dizoretion ...

... A )MOINUMIENT TO SSPEARE. I Neither Cromwell nor Shakespeare has a public monument in England; and -Mr. Cirlyle, who in time will probably receive a similar significanoe, is actually gad &f that. He would not consant to have any comnmemoration of his revolutionary hero unless a couple of hundred of what he calls the foolishest stones were uttarly demolished. In. deed,when we remember the ...

... [GE!NERAL SYNOD OF THE PROTESTANT 1 I ~~CHURCH. -I The Synod met at eleven o'clock, the Arch- bishop of DuBLIN in the chair. The house went into committee on thezsevision of the Litnrgy. On clause 35, Mr. Hamilton moved that instead of the Rubric before the Creed of St. Atbanasius, there be sub- stituted the Rubric following :- Upon those feasts, Christmas Day, Whit Sunday, and Trinity Sunday ...

... THE LIEUTENANCY OF CL.ARE. The Daily News of yesterday says :-Neither Colonel White nor the Government that appointed the gallant member for Tipperary to the Lieu. tenancy of the county of Clare can have any reason to regret the debate on Sir Colman O'Logh. len's resolution of censure, notwithstanding the Eomewhat disagreeable personalities perhaps in. evitably mixed up with the warm ...

... I , ?? (BY SPECIAL AND REUTER'S TELE- GRAPH.) THE CRISIS IN SPAIN. Paris. wednesday Evening. The Legitimist papers deny that the defeat of Don Carlos at Oroquieta was in any way decisive, the Carlists never having intended to give battle, but were surprised, and a portion of them captured. The Duchess of Madrid has received a letter from Don Carlos, dated the Gth, stating that the pros- pects ...

... 11-0 XIUTARY BILL AtD THE NORTH SA ...

... ITE MOST ReV. DR, MORAN AND THE [ I REV. MR. O'XEEFFY. The following correspondence has passed be- tween the Rev. Robert O'Keeffe, of Callan, and the Right Rev Dr. Moran, Coadjutor Bishop of Ossory :_ TO THE RIGlHT REV. DL MORAN, Callan, Saturday, April 27, 1872. RIGnT Rav. SIm-It has been announced more than once in the Friary Chapel of this town that you would administer the Sacrament of ...

... i -- SOUTH U1N!ON-YFSTERDAY. T. F. CALDBECK, Esq., J. P., in the chair. The other guardians present ?? Thorns Franklin, Robert Callow. T C; Ceorve Sykes, T (I: P Pilawertl. Alderman 3 Drapcr;, C Deace, J P. D V C; o F Warren, T c; Edward M1'lCready, A At Downring. 3 Byrne, TO;, Thomas Dockrell. T C; C'M Warren. L B3 Burke, C Crowe. John Bentley, H{ Mfaclean, J P L Oerke, John Godley, 3P; Dr ...