... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. (By Special and Press Association Telegraph.) The Speaker took the chair at four o'clook. 0 NEW M1EMBER. Mr. Cubbett took his seat for Oldham, in the room of Mr. Platt, deceased. INCOME-TAX. Mr. Alderman Torrance gave notice that, on b going into committee on the Inland Revenue and e Customs Bill, he should move that the exemption of incomes below 100i. a year be ...

... REVIEW IN THE PARK-THE IRIH DORKING. On Saturday a grand review and sham battle, in which 'a1l the troops in garrison tok part, eme off on the Fifteen Acres, Phimnir Park. There was a very large assemblage of spectators, the show of equipages being worthy of the enclo. sure at-Puncheatown, and the general company including much of the weal.h and fashion of Dublin. Shortly after nbon, the Duke ...

... | -~ TiE CO1PORATIONI The Public' Health Committee of the Corpo- ration met yesterda3 at thb City Hall, Councillor Maclean in the chair. There were also present -Aldermen O'Rorke and A.'Cann; Councillors Pyrne, M'Cormiok, M.D. ; )lurphy, Dolan, Sir William Carroll, M. D. ; Hamilton, Callow, led. mond, Owene, M.D., G. P. Warren and Long, M.D. The following report was submitted by the medical ...

... _ The weekly meeting of the members of the above association was held at the Alexandra Buildings, 13 Eustace-street, on the 9th instant, Mr Martin Kelly in the chair. There was a large attendance of members. The minutes of the last meeting having been confirmed, the Sec. retary, Mr Patrick O'Hfagan, handed in the fol. lowing subscriptions :-Messrs John D'Arcy and Son, 51; George Roe and Co, 51 ...

... SPE.CIAL TEGRMS. ?? (PRx oUR O wN ORRESPoffDzNS) m ho By Freman Specia Wie th THE GOVERNMENT LICENSING na BILLIYEPUTATION TO LORD 9a' KIMBERLEY. London, Thursday Night. This afternoon a deputation of Manchester brewers waited upon Lord Kimberley, at the Co. lonial Office, with respect to the above bilL t Among ?? were-Mr. S. Clowes, CiA chairman of the Central Breweries Association; he Mr. A. ...

... I The Jovrnal of Saturday reports that on Thurs- day night about nine o'clock the effigy of Mr. Justice Keogh was burned in nublic on the Parade. Shortly before the arrival of his lord- ahip's second self large crowds of people were observed wending their way to the Parade1 as word went round that this was the place where he was to undergo the punishment which awaited him for his unparalleled ...

... At the ordinations held at St Patrick's Col- lege, Maynooth, on the 22ad, 23rd, and ?lth of June, tie following gentlemen were promoted to Holy Orders by the Right Rev. Dr. Murray, Lord Bishop of Maitland:- To PRIESTI1OOD-Rev Messrs John Shanzon, Elphin; John M'Grath, Killaloe; Eugene O'Kesffe,- Kerry; Michael O'Flynn. Cork; Dents O'Sullivan, Ross; James Nulty, Meath; Hamphrey O'Riordau, Kerry ...

... f1e xmaa'8s I ?? ?? ?? -.-4 .* . . ?? .. t t tt tt W . tt ?? DURLIN: FRIDAY, ,UNE 21, 172. . x S. ?? NSE~~~s~ss\N~~w ?? THE Jesuits are to be driven from their houses and their schoo s thr ghobatthe wide extent of the German Empire, and the poliee. of Chancellor BIsmA.cK are charged with the execution of the decree of spoliation and expulsion. This is the latest illustration of what BISMARCK ...

... 9?- SPECIAL TFIEGRANS, (PRO} OUR OWN P.RESPONRDEZS (By.Peeana Special Wyire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. t London, Thursday Night. d In the House of Lords this morning, on the g application of Sergeant Ballantyne, the Maor- daunt case was ordered to stand over, in conse- a quence of the absence of Sir Roundell Palmer. k The Claimant arrived in Swansea last night, I and a public meeting was held to ...

... I I .London, Wednesday. In spite rf the physical hurry-scarry of the heart of the season, London finds time for gossip. The afternoon tea-drinkiage give the opportunity, while the spirit of discovery in- herent to the mass of idle people assembled together for a short time frnishes the motive, The great subject of inquiry at the present mo- ment is concerning the absence of General - Schenck ...

... BOSTON MuSft4L F 1iIVMJ-THE IRISH I NATIONAL BAND, TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 4 South Anne-street, June 6. SIR-I have read a letter in to-day's FREE- MOAN, signed by 9r. O'Donnell, in which he suggests that my band should be made to pass an examination, or else it should not be allowed to ,o forth as the Irish National Band. In reply I beg to state that I will act in whatever way I ...

... (BY SPBCIAL AJD ORDINYAY TEL35 - GRAP.) - AMERICA. Washington, Saturday. Mr. Sumner spoke forfour hours in the Senate, preferring charges of laeacity, quarsormne- nte1a uturpation, corrupt use of patronage, and gift takirg against PreJdent Grant, declaring that the foreign policy of the administration had been a diversified muddle. Senator SEhurz fol- lowed in the same strain, and both the ...