... 1t -. IIRISH EPESNT T IO . I The following ppearej iy 'day si ?? moment yonu' ntiate a is; thha- the dissuasion on the subjeot of rih Xesp' K itrtlon should etise I nhov slot t ghsi a right to olaito b periatted to trespass further on your space. I might, periips, OI sometg *to complain of -in your last ,ice,, but *no man is 'a-foir judgeof' eritcr ?? upon himself, . imd I prefer tD aknowledge ...

... 'LATEST NEWS . (BY SPECIA AND, ORDINARYT TIAh- FRANCE. Paris, Sunday Night. .The Republican candidate Ifor $the Municipal Council, M. Lamouroux, hasbeatenattheelec. tion to-day, the.Clerloo-Bonapartlat candidate, M. Poiret, by 2,827 votes to 1,505. ?? Paris correspondent telegraphs that foreign influence has been exercised-fr the pur- pose of gagging .the Paris Journal. It had In. tended to ...

... llzTt?, TOI'? 7. ? - 1? -% 0 II., . m -T-N-TI-0?7 ?? ?? . T3IB MYSTF IStt o~tiJtiA UY W:1 ?? ! i a .re wst goa ior. Ai :edtteh to, cer ~crtle5~ntvhoh . ave'w~lte ?? ?? res9rt on dcc him that it was hwith vviery g~reavbtrx unwligne~ssthal tR duty ad if my criticim is severe, lam convincd on that no practialceittrIG anin wlldey t wan justice. For t epblcat I f~iol, Iioudprpse shul subi hr ...

... :OPENIG OF 'A GRENK-CHLUMILIOHI ?? 00' WO~LVi, a;; ?? ?? 0 reading the Qbove line, mainy will, Wr, Whrs, thie, ?? : re We :an scely aswer, bhe enqury. Theiromus be Wt few Greeks, or prsons. belongioX th:e eek-'hurcbh wthini aver, large area ox which Wc4verham ton would be tli .euidti. Bat it! is verlhelesB a fact that yestnrda. O RIhurh. was formally opened lo t e. celbration of divine, ...

... - I - I A special meeting of this Board was held 'yesterday f 'fternoon; Mr. J. Hildlok presiding. , The minutes of a ' previous and private meeting were read, showing that the Board-reeoguleed the right of th-architect,- ir. Btdliako, to charge for extra plaus iupplled to the Eflucatlon De.- psrtanent, such item having been objected to at a fonuoer ueeting. In cealderatlon of this ...

... ;, I ~cORRESPONDEfrTCEO 1. : :~ ~~ ~~~uwur fa- eboaa Qm20v~i ?? UOTK~t ~ Oo~ME not *IWS, dU1 Vfiu/I.eadcd tor ,.R6s Ee gasSWU ho n. ytpa, b) is W. sWdra')O ite Ur5U' booksel lrwin goti ort, as4EoI heapf ,fonoat dforetofiyear shce b v - fs T. r , dha ?? fis form to sth theta one. -Msp W. easeuT proepoy of them lsgtoee cgntay.d tesosdr *fk toswub a 5xj ?? S leobuUtI 3J. N.-A1 Is legally under ...

... HER MAJESTY'S BUCKOUNDS4 , I . . I .. - . I I The uninitiated passengers whose destinstivqss 1 Chester,, South Wales, or. Laud's End, must haie been strangely exeroised yesterday morning. bythe unusual sight of the Paddington departure plat- form converted,'at least temporarily, into Ratable- yard, and by the Imots of sportsmen, some inasoar-, flet, ethers in green, and all in UMeters, .who ...

... FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPT& To enrrender at the London Court.* CAxpesra, M~oesee ROD3NHsON. Peray-road, Shepherd'o-bush, retiredi lieutenant-colonel of her Majesty's Army, NOV. 14, at 12. Pumsn, H., Caiedouisn-road, Rling's-cross, coal mderchant, Nov. . lS, abli.14 WIL3;LcAIA ?? A., Wrotham-road, Ca den-town, coal mer- t chant, Nov. ib, at 12z&. To surrender at their respebtive ...

... I : - - - - I (Specially L'eported) The head querterB and two troops of the 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars will proceed by .march this morning from the Ourragh Camp to Edenderry, en route for Longford The dim. -mounted belonging to the two troops will pro- ceed on to-morrow, the 30th inst., from the Xil. dare station, for same destination. One troop and a half will march this day to ...

... BRADFORD TOWN OOUNCIL. Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the Council was hold at the Court-house, Bxadford, the MxYoR (ltr. Thomp- son) presiding. NExw ALDEnAN.-The Mayor havingvacated the chair, it was taken by Mr. Aid. J. Dawson (Mayor's deputy), and, the voting papers having been collected, Mr. M. W. Thompson was declared to be unanimously elected alder- man. The Mayor then took the ohair, ...

... PRIMITIVE METHODIST PHIPPF 1 ■ U was very numerously attended, was held at thii ' ...

... fl'irk ftyerterdw reports that the has been generally Is. per qr. lower, with great difficulty in the disposal The idea of monetary difficul- ties here may perhaps limit our supplies before Christ- mas, and in that oas^nrioes may be raised rather than lowered, for the consumptive demand must continue veiy heavy on aU good fore^n UD to March, if not beyond it from the unsatisfactory character ...