... IOUSE OF [COfmONS Ey. _ ?? one Speakeu took the abshr at 12 o'clock. WOmKes SvmAGl tr. JaTb Bigts i moving the Second reading ,d Ate WomeD'B Disabilities Lemoval VlA refierred go the extraordioary amount of interest which this q ?? bhad elicited il the oountry, the number of loc agsocitions which had been fioed to pro. mote the agitation in favour of relieving women from the political ...

... I L E W . (BY SPFJIAZ AND RBEUTZES TRE GRAPH.)' ENGLAND AND AMERICL Queenstown, Monday Night, ..By the Inman royal mail steamer City of Paris, which called off the hirbour to-day on her voyage from Now Yerk, papersp to the 27thfllt., re to 'hand. The New York Times contains. the- folldwing .deapstch in roference to the Alabama contro. vercy :- Washington, April 26, The Senatorial despatches ...

... I Atthe NorthernrDivisional Police court, yesterday meruing, hefore Mr. Barry, six young men, named John Gallaher, Patrick Fallon, Joseph 3I'Mahon, Patrick Connolly, Patrick M'Donnell, and Patrick Gaffney, were placed in the dock, in custody of Aoting-inspector Murphy, Acting-sergeaut 10 D, and Police-constables 65 D, 94 D, and 25 D, charged with having been part of a disorderly and riotous ...

... I A special meeting of the Municipal Council was C held yesterday in the City HalL The Right Hon. the LOaD MAYOR presided. The other members prefent were .- Aldernen-J Campbell, J P P P MWSwinor. J P. r -H O'Rorke.SJ P: Jflraper'J b3anning, J P, J lh'ann, J Planket, H Tapy,3vMackeyJ P; P Redmond, J Ryar, H D. ?? Purdon Councillors-Sir John Gray. H P. J P: Sir J larriBgton, D L J Norwood, LL]D ...

... Fke rtc f vlar 4vcrurnalt DOBLIN: WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1872 Br5iARnCK has been resisted and has been worsted in the struggle. He aimed at the nibjugatiorl of the Papacy to the iron rule of I s despotic ambition, and he has been forced tc yield to the inflexible decree of a plundered, s captive Pope. There are those here at hzme-men moulded into imbeciles under the irfluence of their passionate ...

... F Iv f I. I I t i s j I ? . O lit IMIq ? OZI-I 't -;Fj ep-11ri C' i , (!?i I I ?? -- ?? ? ? I I ?? ?? ?? xt~w X\ DUBLIN: IAtRADA S2 , ?? ?? ?? x . of en s t_ AA A s ^ _1 ?? I_ Le Tux constitution of the Civil Service of the state is at present receivin I considerable at- .e tention. in the course of the debate, which fensued in the House of Commons on Tues- day evening, on Mr. PLUsN1ET'S ...

... I I (BY SPECIAL AND REUTE'S TEZLZ GBAPH.J THE INDIRECT CLAIMS. New York, Wednesday. The Ezpress states that it is reported at Wash- ington that a number of the leading Administra- tion Senators have held a consultation at which they arrived at a conclusion in favour of postponing action on the supplemental article to the Treaty of Washington until after the adjournment of Con. gress, when the ...

... SWIFT, FLOOD, GRATTAN, O'CONNS LL. I _ I It has been the fashion with authors in recent yearsto republish in their eminence that which failed in their obscurity; and experience has shown that the fashion is a bad one. We may take a couple of instances from different schools of letters. Lord Lytton some years ago wrote a play of which few people took any notice; he wrote the Duchess de la ...

... I THE SISTERS OF CHARITY IN KILKENY. I (From our Reporter.) Kilkenny, Sunday Evening. The Catholics of the ancient city of Kilkanny celebrated this day with religious ceremonial and civic and popular display the sinking of the first stone of the new Convent of the Sisters of Charity, which will be forthwith erected atDeansby, an ele- vated and convenient site adjacent to the city. During the ...

... I ~NORTH UNION-YxSTgDAY. _ _ _ I KEsq., JP, in the chair. The other guardians presentt w~ere-HessrsG Tickell, T Axtinsg Captain Lindasy, D L, J P.; James ReiIlv, (i Tbnp, Johnseilly T O Wilace,DrBr~ady.J C 31 Kelly, A M Suivan. ' State of the house -Nuamber remaining in the house on Saturday, 18th May, 1,889; admitted durimg the week, 87; discharged, 63; died, It; remaning in house, 1,899; ...

... IHOUSE OF COMMONS--LAST EIVGIT.I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Mr. Harcourt gave notice that on Monday next be will ask leave to bring in a bill to amend the provisions of the Criminal Law Amendment Act of ?? Mr. J. Goldsmid called ?? to the pro- longed delay that had taken place in the comple- tion of the Wellington Monument The Chancellor of the Exchequer stated that Mr Stevens ...

... THE POOPR LAWS. - I i . - _ A correspondence which has recently passed between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Rev. ?? Magorrian, Catholic chaplain of the Belfast Worlihouse, is a curious example of the way in which the authority of the gentlemen charged with the administration of the Poor Laws in this country is sometimes evinced. The Rev. Mr. Ilagorrian is, as we have s;aid, chaplain of ...