... jgISHOP FORB3ES'SCOTTISH SAINTSi This truly erudite and elegant qusrto volume bao lately appeared at Edinburgh. It must prove a work of inestimablo vahue to the Irish and to the Scottish haglologist.: As- ieclleetlorD' its-uses towards illustrating the history of Irelaiid aiu Scotland are most obvious. Materials for' this voljume have been selected from many dli&ereht sources, and by processes ...

... ITBEENGL8E AIND THE GERMAN I [EPISCOPACY. Archbishop Manning and his brethren in the English Episcopaey have addressed to the Arch. bishop of Cologne and the other persecuted pre. latea of Germany a very touohing. and edifying letter, which will be perused with the deepest in. terest. There is a strong and ancient tie between the Catholio Churches of England and Germany, for it was from the ...

... LONDON GOS3LP. ?? ?? London, Thursday. No greater proof oan be-afforded of tbe increas. Ing inmportance allotted to ?? man,; ni! only in the social but the politieal soale, tba4 t'o. ?? of the new Olub, ?? the Wor ing Men's Liberal Aesociation. The idea whlbichvs' got abroad thna it was by a comrbinatiqrf ' the Conservative party that a Conservative fieirber had been eleoted for Westminster ...

... .INCSTOWN CORRESPONDEN;, I Branch Office, 87 George'a-street, EKingetown, Thursday Night. A( ExCELLUNT SOEHMx.-I1 may b3 fairly 5aid that the Kingstown Raiway Station stands In the centre of a desert, so far AS drinkable fresh water is concerned. crowds of people incessantly congregate there for buuineas or pleasure. It is the epot which carmen, tackors, sailors, Kingstown jboatmen, and ...

... TBE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. The inaugural meeting of the Philosophical Society was held last evening at the University, I when the opening address was read by the Pra- I sident, Mr. Charles W. Frizell. There was a numerous and fashionable atteudaucealfhe chair was occupied by Sir JosHPH NArIER. The minutes of the last meeting having been read, The President then read the Inaugural Address on ...

... ITEE KINGSTON RA LWAr VALUA. I TN APPEAL. I , ,r T ''FheRight Hon.'thO Rbooder'ud.Matr.Jr'WOch' C- airman of the County of Dublin, sat in the t'..OiourthuO Greien'-traebsstordaytmrilng; at toin ','clodk, aiid' ecn ed the hldrlng of the, The blin, 'V~Wililow,..and 7Wexford Ra sfly Companyi,: appollants;. the, Commissioner. of Valuation -espondent.. At thi6 qfijlng of tho c~ourt Mr, White, Q.q. ...

... I THEIRISHMAN AND THE REV. 'MR I TEE iRJTURNER. To THE ZDIOR OF THE FREE M&W. : ri~tmian 'de; 3d l3inb i Novbmher '09, 18712 S -Aecorditg to the a1legations of the Rev Mr Turier'tit f' tl O 'li b een called natty . uee.daneed ad 4yvituppr~ae4.by. the ti Cleri ilorgins of the HEomedoB A t, riop~olltD aIpro'vliohal. lifb observes,.-' * bigot.P. fanatc a-despot. afire~iog pla)derer, ablerial; ...

... i'1. MICHAEL'S DISPENSARY, KINGS. I TO TVN. Tlu: anuual charity sermon in aid of this truly t(nczeleat work will be preached on to-morrow after the Gospel of the last Mass, in- tle larochial Chrrch, Kigsgtown, by the Very je Monsignor APGabo, P.P,, V.G. Although ihne can be but littlo fear that the circumstances p 1cii led to the founding of this most needed in. .titution should be forgotten, ...

... : ?? IRISh CIVIL SERVICE. TO THE E DITOR OF vHStI FuEEmiN. .Dublin, Wedesadiy, 27th Nov. 8ni-Thoe tbaiaks 'of the- Irish Civil Servants are in a epeclal marner dule to yon for the able and arjumeniative artioleI ou their behalf whicbi appeared in your Issue of Tuesday. Iadeod, if ohs !matter was moregduerally taken u iby the Irlsh press our grievances would 'soo bf beought prominently before ...

... THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROPA4A. TION OF THE FAITH. The anniversary of the establishment In Ire- land of this Association, which is. intended for the promotion and the propagation of the Ca. tholic faith throughout the entire wbrld, was celebrated on Wednesday in the Metropolitan Church of the Conception by a solemn Office and Pontifioial High Mass for the everlasting re. ose of the souls of ...

... I Tlle Times says Catbolics are not backward in availing themselves of all opportunities for keep- iug the question of Irish Education before the world, and the opening of the new session in the Catholic University has been marked by some vigorous advocacy of tbe cause represented by that institution. The Ministry, if not Parlia' ment, is pledged to attempt some satisfaction of the Roman ...

... SP'UtRIOUS FOOT kND OVTH-WDI8EASE. | Mr. Ferguson, H. D V. 8, hasiddressed a letter to the Iord Lientenint on the sanitary state of live stook at the Ootober Balfnasloe fair of 1872. Mr. Ferguson ?? report from the Hon. Montague Mostyn, the' veterinary commissioner inaoaarge of inspection, who attended the fair on behalf of the Government; and suggests the fol- ?? as the sanitaoy and other ...