... [FROM THE LONDON T2?LG ii.I Iv ghosts can pale, the aliades of Mr. Giles Scroggins and Mrs. veal must perform that invo. luntary act La view of the supernatural maui- festiusonarepcrted tohave takenplaoeat Gookstown, it the North of Ire]esd. The current number of the Spiritualist contains a long account of the freaks played by some unknown power in and upon a house of business there ...

... SLIGO AND ENNsSKILLEN RAILWAY I, . GUAtANTRE. .. :; X (from ouir rrespondei) ;, 1 , ¢i' j - ' ' 'Sligd, SaturdaY lep ol f' ?? for .7ubl1e works was'held h'e this ds&; Charles G~ore Johe's,E~sq., J.P., C'dhcirmhfs' Inrhdedlately -after -the' 9pening' of 'the 'sessious, ie' and' liunidre'ds of 'other' c'esspiyers were''on 'the. 6tnirE end bo'dy of t'te hisll of 'the coutt' who could not ob- ...

... t 4 -I , I ?;Il ii? alwo-I UtRAL vht.,fr?tm 0 I DUBLIN: MONDAYf NOV. 30, 1874.. An Evening EditiAIp of the 'Fresmaf's' iti Joirn is published dailyp in time ior !b post, containing all the latest Honme thi and& :Foreigln Telegramso, Stock, aa te Sharo Lists, Markets, and General Iews of the day, up to the hour'of goin'g'to lo press. a WHEN Lord EmLy deli . rea-his remsrkable in address to the ...

... I =l -S (ESTABL1ISIYFD AN.N0 17.37.7 BELF AST. MONDAY, NOV. g3, 1874. YESTETnDAX afternoon and last night a auruc storm was rsvcgi on the Eas cc rs (4 SSat aawl England. 'Thero lucre Leon 2nary ittc': and inl ozne case eleven menl were d-f,; WnU. The Bishop of (xford inhibited Dr. Coicilso from preach;ing in Oxford. um the recu-r Co not seem to have colnsidered that the inhit:n applied to the ...

... TH3E PRESS. ALLEGIANCE AND CONSCIENCE. [ERIUU THE PALL-MALL OAUZLTTE. j NOT long ago we published an article on the df effect of a belief in the Pope's infallibility upon IC civil sliegiance, in which we put the following w ?? goes to war with Italy for the PI express purpose of restoring the temporal oI power. England takes the Italian side, and ci sends a fleet to prevent the French ...

... IWATERFORD AND CENTRAL RELAD1 I RAILWAY.' , , , . I (From our Reporter ) Y London, Saturday, Eveilag, ae The ordinary half-yearly meeting of ?? dwas held to'-day, at the London 'averni,' Mr. AlderMan if Delahunty in the chair. f Mr. Williams, the secretary, readlthe notice convyn- ing the' meeting. :- - The report of the direotors for the past ?? *as then presented. It stated that the ...

... COiinESPONDENC.Y. MISS CAVE2NDISH AT THE THEATRE RUIYAL. TO THIE EDITOR Or THE BELPAST NXWS-LETTEB. Sir.-Romeo and Juliet, ever fresh, ever charm- i-g, ad long aoceptedas the most pleassng of tue great dramacti!t'a tragedies, was a-ted on baturfay evening a- our lcest tiepte., In oricicising tbeper. I fuzmeiue Vfo :naturally turn in th ?? instaace ti, the great feature of ..o evoning-the ...

... INTERMENT OF HODf- HA1NON,, ESQ, BAL- | ;T. INASLOBE. I ' I (From' our Cortespondent;) Ballinasloe, Sunday.' A t an early hour iegterday'iinornifig the T'minins of this much-lamented gentlemen were removed fxm ?? residence, at 't sia fa'isb6rbor, Ith the c ihu'ov 'of 'St. Michael, where the various cler'gyinen as they arrived offered up the holy Iadrifice of the. Masa,'rnd Fvascon-' tinied up ...

... COURT AND FASE A T EI E C OC 1 F. Te WINDSOR CASTL, Nov V - -T2 e Qseec 1z, Princess Beatrice drove out vesterday af>; attended by the Dowagpr L:xhcas of At. Their Royal Highnesses tue PFnce and Christian, of Sohleswig-B cl'im. dined w-.t't ' Queen in the evening. The Ai,,ht -Ir,. F Cross, secretary of State for tihe Hime Doper-. ment, arrived at the Castle, and, as wel! a. re r General R. F. ...

... ILAEST NEWS. . i. , - totFREEMAN SPECIAL WIREE.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Sunday Night. The weather this afternoon was, on the whole, Xa vourable to the demonstration in Hyde Park on behall of the families of the political prisoners. Contingents rfiarched from' virious metropolitan districts to Tra. falgar-square, and thence to Hyde Park. The con. course round the well-known Reformers' ...

... LAVINr; OF THE FIOUNDATloN;-RNL OF I SL IA L K'S SCdOOL.- ?? , BALLY SILLAX.I TNiE ceremony of laying the t4ondation stone oft Mark's Sehoel bouse, 13'vs'llaa, took place en Saturday af'ernoon, at th'.e; o'clock, in the preeonce of a large asserblage e, ladies and gentlemen. The reremnony wan to ha,.e be'n performed by' William Fwart, sO, J-Ph, but owingto a 8'ight inui.' position he was ...

... I , , I .'-(From.6ur-Corresponident.) ?? . . * ' ! ?? : n :14 . i1'l. w 11 ' - Lfmeric., trddy :A speeidbmeetidg of the members of ?? and Clare.,FannereiasClub was Iheldto-day, at their rooms, William-strect, for the purpose of appointing a deputation to attend,.on the partB i the club, at the !approaching Tenant-right ;Confereiceia toi hheld i6 2Mallow, and for.otheta.4siness, . Mr. Mathew ...