... i THE REV MR. TOOTH. i (By PFreenan Special Wire.) London, Sunday. This morning St. James' Church, Hatcham, of which the Rev. Arthur Tooth is vicar, vas the scene of disgraceful and riotous proceedings. BD- (3ro ton o'clock the church was opened. It was soon apparent that there would be a large congre- gstion. The churchwardens secured forms from rho adjoining schoolrooms to accommodate the ...

... Yesterday the Synod resumed its sittings at. eleven o'clock. The chair was occupied by The Bishop of KiLLALoB. Petitions in favour of revision were presented by Master Brooke from the parishe of Alara.n Dromore; by Mr. Thomas H. Thompson from the parish of Galloon, Clogher ; and by the Rev, Edward Norman from the parish of Kilbarron, Raphoe. The following notice was handed in on the part E of ...

... ?? . ?? (: 01Gph BpCw, .Wise.) Tb. forty~moqa~~ ~ual Igeeral meten bi tit' proprlet6i* ?? 4nk-f ait'eld :to-day, in the head ?? Agozd-streqt, the Rigu'Ronvw, '.iN MBXTa M.P.i;h61rman of 5 t t^ !:th i~,MSN presided, i.ad t ?? wera.: sn.,~ bir W- iW-4jP Emm z~eputyc~~ cs rman Right 6te6' Vis- M6idletoii, yiseoupt )gouak* iMr. f*. J.; XMundella, M.P.; lHon. Albert 11 Petre, lMr. H F. Slattery, ...

... 0 ?rJ? TH?'OO?N?Lt M?NU?E$T VPA meeting of the O'Cotinll Mfhuitfeiat Com. &ttee i was held ?? in thse MaD House: The LORD MA&YOR presided. Presenit-Mr. TV. Lane loynt, D.L.; Rev.' Join QHnnlop, ?? Mlr-W. Pernon,,.B.L,.; Mri~ Ii J. gennedyT.0 lMr: E. D*yer Gray, T.O.; Dr.:Ryan, Mr. Robinson, and Mr. Sherwood. 'Mr. Gray, R hbon. secrettm'y; taid, it ocotdanoe with.the directions of the last ...

... , I zi Itt 1.9-ttkinas -3ournal, I _I The Freeman's Journal may be obtained in London on the Even- ing of Publication at;Measrs. Smith and Son's bookstalls, Euston Station; from Mr. Simpson, Newavendor, Charing-cross 'Post-offlcei: at the London Office, 211 Strand; and the following. day from W. Everett and Sons', Royal Exchange Flags; and Mr. WW. Ii. Everett, 34 Bouverie- street, Mleet ...

... I TO. THE EDITOR OF THU FRESMA1.. 52 Parliament-street, London, 5th March. SIR-May I request space to urge the friends of the S anday-closing movement not to cease sending up petitions to Parliament in favour of the bill. When the labours of the select committee are concluded the bill must go back to the house, and will tequire all the support that can be accorded to it bythepeople of Ireland. ...

... THE PROT rSTANT SYNOD. I I _ _ _, T AC S s1o The PrqlestoAnt Synod 'eassembl'ed at one o'clock yesterday. The Bishop of DOWN and Co' imoR presided. Dr. Traill gave notice of motion that the follow. ing resolution shoiild be referred to~the Represen. ,tative Body:- That the R epresentatio Body be authorised (tut of the funds at the disnesal of this Synod, to allocate a sunl not oxcocdilngv'o5O, ...

... I LIYARY INTELLINCE. I His Grace the Lord Lieutenant havliigroturned to the Castle, Dublin, the regiment 'hibh fur. nishes the Castle guard will send the band of the 'regisaen't with th~e guie'r iinqe~teion.'' On the occasion of the Levee to be held'by the Lord Lieutenant, the officer oommanding the 8rd (Prince of Walee') 'Dragoon Guards has received instructions to send one subaltern, one ...

... I - r, IAg [ili, 7tT~h', ?? I The members of thp Select Committee appliitdd to coilsidir ihe ?? o ri essr~m~ tlh'q W~re-Prfes'Sn~~hi~. 6mlid6n,'~Mr. Bi'o~ks~, ftr. Aurp'iY,:Mr~ew'is, Mr MloiConlb 6i,. Mr,~ Bruse,, 3b'~1 Skxiuian,- Mr. Jolistbn;and Mr.: Znrtwv,. Tlipe wmere . also in ~the room duripg the * d'y Mr. J. S.,C~awford, M.P.,Mr'JP.oy ~hej Mr. M'Lod~ ?? M.' Mr.~ ,Whitivell end Mr. T. ...

... ?? ?? tptyo9-C-II-. -MI t ?? ?? j 1/ M[aroh 9.- ?? exe'se~th ~ltchi yu~per~ preasec4 ~by tejtir ?? lature of wutd} rhtuo,,sji~rfii, ,Breett vles~wiag.,f,,ntqgiyc.>t ?? oraze Io, wlhich I tvliotItteenptaE th ti0iithorito forqie ~~ ?? ?? thaori ah' aske ~ ~ ...

... THE FBATTt. 'JA 4 , ?? ?? Ad ?? The Tlmes' special correspondent, writingbom . before Plevna on the 2nd insb., supplies the fol * lowing personal narrative of the recent Russian defeat ,If,,e~ver there wvas cau~eless i slaughter it occurred in front ot the Turkfsh fortifications be- i forg Ple4i't.jie R ?? in Europe had $,4i~therto been edm~irable. The eaw asva,,th , Danube it' 3tvatbthe ...

... MR., PARNELL, M.P. TO THE EDLTOR OF THlE FREEMUAN. DEAR 81ne-Wfs followinig is au extric3t froi4 the speech 'of Mr. W . E. Forster during ?? l1o0nt Rule debate o this session, April 25th ?? I IiI venture 'en a propliacy-thait enally hon. refi. bqrs, acid thoe Ihn. iuember 'for meitti laifnsei, will live to a0,the day wheo i the I ial, people vill nuts tuln a deaf ear to the 6tif r thbit will ...