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... I THE CHURCH OF ST. MICHAEL, KMG8. ?? ' TOWN., p A crowded and highly influential meeting of the parishioners of Kingstown was held yesterday, in the parochial church, for the purpose of adopting measures and realising funds for carrying on the work of reconstruction of thi sacred edifice. On the mnotion of Mr.P. Segrave, seounded by Mr. Thomas Casey, the chair was taken by The Vg Rev. Mgr. ...
... ?? 0 I (BY SPECIALj AND REUTERS TEL5ff GRAPH.) FRANCE. Versailles, Saturday, The report of the committee appointed to inquire into the capitulations during the late war censure the commandant of Thionville. As regards the capitulation Of Paris, the committee declares itself incompetent to express an ofinifofl in the pre. amble the committee takes into consideration, frst, that General Troclin ...
... SHE FRENCH CONVENT OF ST. JOSEPH, IHE MQOUNT SACKVILLE. -. On Sunday last, the 66th anniversary of the foundation of the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of Saint Joseph de Cluay, fifteen young ladies were admitted into the order, and received the white veil at the bands of his Eminence toe Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin. The eient was expected to have taken place sooner, but by the ...
... ME8S!iS. FPREIR AND SONS' ESTABLISH. I M ENT. AmongRt the very best specimens of street arobi- tecture which we have seen for a considerable time is the new building recently erected from designs furnished by Mr. Thomas Newcnhamn Deane, RI.11. A.,for Mr. Mooney, Lower Abbey.street The premises to which we allude have been built on the site once occupied by the establishment of Mlesss. Browue ...
... I' LATEST INEWS. (BY SPECIAL AND REUTERS TELl GRAPH.) ENGLAND AND AMERICA-ACCEPT- AXCE OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL AR- TICLES. Washington, Sunday. The Senate, in executive session ratified the vote on the Supplemental Article to the Treaty of Wash. ington at nine o'clock last evening, by 42 against nine votes. Twenty-one members were absent, or abstained from votin& It was agreed to advise the ...
... PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS-THE BALLOT, &c. (From our Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Foremost amongst the orders of the day for Monday stands the irrepressible Ballot Bill, to which an additional crop of amendments will be proposed. Of these there are nearly forty to be disposed oft and the whole question will be again raised as to the degree of assistance which may be given to blind or ...
... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. I __ _-1 (By Special and Press Association Telegraph). The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. On the motion of Mr. Glynn, a new writ was ordered for the borough of Oldham, in the room o0 Mr. Pratt, deceased. DEPOFRTATION OF COMMlUNISTS. Lord Enfield, in reply to Mr. Mundella, said that the Foreign Office was still in active corre spondence with the French ...
... MP, GL AD1STONE AND TH1N.EI. - FORMf1ST ASSOC:IAT10N. | A further correspondence has taken place be. tween Mr. Warburton and the Premier. The for- mer gentleman regrets that ,Mr, Gladstone has-not seen lit to throw light upon the important points at issue on the subject of concurrent endowment. Mr. Warburton writes nnder date April 22, to which he receives the following reply, dated- Downing ...
... I SPECIAL TELEGRAMS I I (PROM OUR OWN CRRESPOND8NTS.) -I LONDON CORRESPONDENOCE London, Monday Night. Archdeacon Moore, in charging his clergy this afternoon in Wolverhampton, said he regarded the bill allowing a Catholic 'to be Lord Chancellor as tending to the putting of a Catholic on the throne. The Dublin University has been not only unpro' testantised butunehristianised. He supported the ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREE3IAN. 41 Lower Mount-street, Dublin, 21st May, 1872. SIR-In reference to the paragraph appearing in your issue of Monday, I regret much that any misunderstanding should exist in regard to the In- dependent Order of GoodrTemplars, Kingstown, Vanguard Lodg,,137, and for the purpose of giviag yea and the public an opportunity of judging of the facts in relation to the ...
... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST YIGHT. I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. OFFFENCES AGAINST WOMTEN. Sir Wilfrid Lawson gave notice, on behalf of Mr. Ta)lcr, that on the motion for the second reading of the Offences against Women and Children Bill he will move that it be read a second time that day six months. THE WHITEHAVEN RIOTS. Mr. P. Wynadbam gave notice that on Friday, the 21st instant ...
... LATEST NE WSO.I ly the govertsorJ proposc8 the annexation of the ] ?? to tllecolony, giving theinhbbitants two representatives in the Legi81ntive Council aud ] aix in the Honse of Aseemblyb Preaideat Brzad, ,n a despatch to Sir liezy B3rkly, 6Uggest3 that _ the Dntch ambass3dor ill London 2hoald nominate an umpire to decide on the oership of the diarsond fields, provided the arbitrotors ...