... - C,£ PfreetmalY's 301ualo DI BIN a WEDNESDAY, JLY 24,82 THE aunoundement which we make to-day will fall upon the ears of the Irish nation with surprise and not without creating a feeling of Indignation. WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE'S Government has resolved to prosecute criminally, in pursuance of Mr. JUSTICE KEOGH'S representation, the Most Rev. the Lord Bishop of CLONFERT, twenty of the Catholic ...

... This institution, founded by the late Very Rev Dr Spratt for homeless women and childrea, furnished the subject for the first of a series of articles termed Pictures of Town, which ap. peared in the FREEMAN'S JOURNAL at the close of last year. The Very Rev Dr Spratt, with that ! active spirit of charity by which his whole life was governed, saw that measures should be at once taken to ...

... THE USE oF UNFERMENTED WINE IN I H.U- HE:S.I A meeting of those interested in a return to the use of untermented wine in the ordinance of the Lord's Supper was held in Edinburgh on Friday-Mrr BIobert Reid presiding. After de- votional exercises, the chairman explained the object of the meeting, which was not only to strengthen the feeling which existed to a con. siderableextent throughout ...

... THE MOST REV. DR. MDEVITT AND | INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION, It is hardly necessary to remark that the Most Rev. Dr. M'Devitt, sineo his elevation to the venerable see of ]!aphoe, has devoted him. self with a speoial earnestness to the advance. ment of intermediate and primary education in his diocese. One of his first acts was to appoint a distinguished graduate of the Catholic Univer. sity of ...

... LATESTNEWSI J (BY S9PECIAL AND ORDINVARY TELL'! ORAPil.) GENEVA ARBITRATION. G4eneva, Friday. A sitting of the Court of Arbitration was held to-day. Sir Roundell Palmer, Lady Palmer, and Miss Palmer left thin afternoon for the other end ofithe lake, and will stay at the Byron Hotel. Yeeterday evening the competitors in the rifla shooting at Zurich returned here. There was a splendid ...

... I7 67 I . ?? . - The usual weekly meting of the board was held yesterday. T. F. CALDEBc, Esq, 'presided. The other guardians present ?? Frank- lin, Thomas Drury, J P; George Crowe, Wm Cald- beck, Robert Callow T C * Patrick Pilsworth, John Byrne, T C; Patrick Vyan, 'Arthur MI Downing, Fre- derick Stokes, J PF l Edward Mecredy, Michael Rocho, M.;iclael Meade, J P . Capt A V Daveron, Peter Fine- ...

... sF1AO-kL ~TE1~Et~RM- - I ikPWdAL 19AOdRAM9l ?? I (PROMI OUR OWVN (1ORRESPONIRNTS.) (IBY reen(an Special Wirc.) LONDON CO.RESPONDENCE. tondon, Friday Night. The International Prisons Congress reoassom- bled tbis morning. The chief ?? discussed were whether transportation' ought to be ad- mitted as a punishment; wheter imprisonment tor different periods should or should not be re. gulated by the ...

... I I - I - LArMST''XI3w-sQ I -1 I -- (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TEiLE. GRAPE.) THE AMEMPT ON THE KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN.-FULL PAR- TICULARS. Madrid, July 19. The attempt to assassinate the King and Qaeen, of which you will have already received news by telegraph, has filled Madrid with con. sternation and indignation. It appears that the authorities were already aware that the crime was to be ...

... ?? ?? . DUBLIN: FRIDAY. JULY 12, 1872. 1 . ?? sss ts\NE ~ t\ .w ?? ?? . ?? AT ten o'clock last night, after having been at hearing for thirty days, our last cause celebr e-0O'BYRNE versus the Marquis of HARTINrGTON, was brought to a close by a verdict for the plaintiff with 251. costs. The action, it is unnecessary to state, arose out of the lamentable occurrence. in the Park on Sunday, the ...

... I I The following is the report by Dr Mapather, the medical officer of health, for the four weeks ending July 6, 1872 :-The mortality was high, the Registrar:General having recorded 638 deaths, against 624 during the preceding month, and 444 during the corresponding month of last year. The rate was therefore I in 385, and in other cities was as ?? and suburbs, I in 704; Central London, 1 in ...

... I LATEST NEWSY I- (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELE. GRAPH.) FRANCE. Versailles, Saturday. 'The report of the Duke De Broglee on the Franco.Germau treaty says that, in spite of the porsistentefforts of the 0 averument, it was unable to obtain terms from Germany. Marshal MaoMahon passsed the evening yes. terday with the President, and their relations are said to be very cordial. Boudour and ...

... I - THE RXCE!ZNT VISITATION. The Most Rev. Dr. Trench, Archbishop of Dublin, and the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Napier, Vice-Chancellor of Trinity College, sat at three o'clock on Saturday in the Examination Hall of the University for, the purpose of delivering judgment on the appeal of Messrs -Minchin and Pantou. The Very Rev the Provost, a number of the Fellows of College, Mr Dutt, Q C, Ml P; Dr ...