... I I O j i & f FoNTS., , . i j i 1 r .~ I :% ?? GA To* doy at tht Mbi:4~~~)Mrf11t~ a projia@6 in the c0t4 And county of Duiblin tJ06 Chriet Church Ecomy5to the ?? t t , dral wore sold b 1b8 ~is~~tt h rs Churoh Act ofl1869. Mr.. DenisGodley, secrotai7 of the Church ?? Oied and cni~ U6,*ucn i P4n44t tof, 1%jhbtt-nderet- enannual prqoro 4l lt hl~udrla date 28r ?? Mor torty years ironl ,2MI7 ...

... I By Frecma Spocial Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENOE Freenan 011Ofcc, 211 Strand, London, Thursday Morning. Yesterday the teetotallers had their annual field-day in the House of Common0 . Sir W. Law- son brought forward. his Permissive Bill in a thia house, and, as on recent occasions, refrained at the outset from favouring the house wit, X speech. it may as well be stated that the hon. member ...

... .* DEOGAEDA UNfdtO. ?? IIJ~ * ' -. JVU4i , ASU$,z A meetinat of tbie board wae held. to-day, the chairnui ranscl Dboakgh, ?? presiding- The Chairman *aid that Mr. Robert Clinton, tho meat contractor, was in attendance 'to answer the COmp1lal0It ?? to the -zieat eupplie4,! iU' Mr. Clinton said that he got no notice of the matter, except by a letter on the 15th instent, Theparts-returned of the ...

... ?? ?? (rmorCorrespondent. (Fo or Kilrusih, FWdaY; On yesterday the members of this associatfo* hold their usual monthly meeting at their ?? ?? Martin's, of this town. The~ Preeiden'% Mir. S.,)unro Et;of Thomastown, comcpled the chair. Thor'~ we' o nresent-- 5ts i Itln~ert, Niee-Prea!dCett, Drom~iiihy% ?? i 7. ?? -. 'feci-lano John FaIdh. l, %iMtrd O'Donnell, Doughmore ; Dr. (11rie Cutei-irinli ...

... THE STATE OF TiPPERARY. I ?? (From our Reporter.) Nenagh, Tuesday. This evening a numerously-attended meeting of the magistrates ef the North Riding of the county was held in the grand jury room of the court- house. The chair was occupied by Lord LmxmooE. The Chairman said that he had perceived that the presentment for the extra force of police bad been thrown out, but the judge held that it ...

... OCAL ,GQV b ANAT - - i r±'is: (J 8 ;smaaSeea ie.) The Seleot Committee app td to inqqia iento thelocalgovernment and taistionof towis in Ireland, met again ?? Michael' icks Beach presiding. Theothsr member. preseot wsre -Messrs. Butt, BrooU, Bruen, Corry, Collin Kavanagb, Mulholland, Sir J, I. MKeuni, nad Dr. Ward. Dr. O'Leary, Maf.P., was also present during the dy. Afterwards there were also ...

... I jB I i, i . .. I - , ?? D BILL. ,S XF ERCRkIfEEI) .6JL I MMO WI rM OP THlE a'RRFMAY. ?? 04 o} sgg* ;a4 bove h~tish, te it e Y the drocon Jud VWb'te6'-Ai*6ktIC~dO his Jarted4th Eita'p- ?? ecretary for Ireland. I myself have kabh 8 good deal of trouble to ascertain the exact 4tatw of thing exjting under the English Beer AbtW, ,lth ra v, l4,ihelp the tnatter forward. I found the bias irealed ...

... 11P9P p. 44 7~ I'l 2~ AND TflH¶,~( ?? LITY~~~j1I ' N-+ xP=s' S Hi - - In thonys before the usurpation, the 12th of April was Ipton oek-'pts a day of .grat rejoicing j# hioppg . tt ,w ?? t, triumphant re-entry of Pius IX. into his kingdom Aft6F t'hT4oUb6?O 6126tffttet~ftr+ ;ntx of the almost mitj olts espap lines when inspecting fhw works of rsetbtaticn beiig s~~rn~uvehvo5 .B-Agnes ...

... If (Frog6 the;, Lady 0orrespondent of the Eeenng Teteqraph.) London, Monday Evening. The Prince of Wales is coming out as a sposti7an of We first class-aU unsuccessful one, maybe, but one of the keenest, nor- withstanding. He sports away under d iulties with' an undeviating good temper and endurance of hardship such as the Prince Consort never iould be brought to compre- hend-,always ...

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... iPARLIAMNNTARY (By Froeman Speoial Wire and Ordinat9 Telegrth) ttOtJS¢ QF' COMMIO-V~g>4Az Tbe, srrAIR took the chair at four o'lock. Mr. hsoi*1 A~m~Ofr~ ~'tenotice, that ot Afonday hie, hould ash the Prm MiniM' whether, in the event IOf the Channeol Tune sceebeing proceeded with, he will provide that theconsentof Parliameutsbefr~stobt nod PETITIONS PROX IELAND. Chevalier O'01 Y_~ Sir, I have ...

... I (From our Correspondent.) At the weekly meeting of the board of guar- dians of Carlow Union on Thursday-Robert Clayton Browne, Esq., J.P., DL., presiding, and twelve other guardians present, the annual elec. tion of chairman, vice-chairman, and deputy viee.chairman took place. Mr. Philip Joeelyn `ocwton proposed the re-election of Mr. R. C. Browne as chairman, and stated that they should all ...