... I ALB OF SHORTHOF'S AT AIDYETT - . - .#lF y .l ?? I. I (tSP!CUL a xOR ISOM OVA ConRsaPonMqr Tralee, lThursday,. 'The twenty-sixth annual sale of shorthorns took place to-day at Ardfert Abbey9 the residence of WVilliam Talbot Crosbie, sq, Theattoidauce wso Unusually large, and the pres obtained, were con. gidered very good, Forty-five animals-vi,, 20 young bulls and 25 cows and heifers-were ...

... (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A meeting of the guardians of this unionrwa& held yesterday (Thuraday): Francis Donlagb, Esq, J.P,, in the chair. There were also present- William Whitworth, M.P.; Henry B. Coddingtoa, J.P,; Thonflis Mathews, J.P.; Richard GradweU, J.P.; John Moore, John Mangan, J. P. King, Thomas I'Kenna, ThosI Donegan, James Everitt, Laurence Moore, Charles Eagar, James M'Geown, Tl ...

... I oENGLAND AN R AUSSI. I (From the. Standard of Yesterday. The hopes in which we had permitted ourselvee to indulge a few days ago respecting the possibilit of a pacific solution of the present crisis seem oen more doomed to bo disappointed. The prospe2t of to-day are by no means favourable. There is indeed no positive change for the woree, but the very suspense in which Europe is kept as to ...

... In the Dublin Registration District the birth registered during the week amounted to 185-91 boys and 94 girls; and the deaths to 201-93 males and 108 females. The average numbers in tho corresponding week of the previous ten years were -births, 162; and deaths, 171. The number of deaths from zymotic diseases registered during the week is 46, being 4 Moro than in the preceding week, and 15 over ...

... pL1V4X, WICKLO-W, AND XVRD | 'I I: AILW~Y. ,a v Dy Proew 3pROc4 Wire.) . ' ...

... I fADV9E~sE,[E |TRE PRTCES OF si N TR c OF ROMBE. R .ey TO THE EDITOR OF TRBm p ad. Sxpt-A letter, of which the folloer he v5s sent by poet on the day of itr fag py no. Richard Gibbinga3, ?? profe tor to I Eues.I cr- Hktory in the ' Uniersity of Dubli, o ug has yet been received :- repq no Aldenharm, Dridgnorth, oth Ic,, 1877 ad~ REv. SIR-In a PostScript to the pri e a .ey work, entitled ...

... TEE rIEAl3; AU lK (By Ft-ehn Spetcial Wi.tt - -LO2dOf Weaqneja.i At the meeting Of repentative Irisihnen iael dent in LociOla fit relt iter Palace p i if tz-e pua * o onseng i 1he best means of scertkb a tiling the political power of ttie lish popb i in the metro- pilis, there weie pr'ett Mr.af utt ,M'CarthyI (iu the ch&ir), Mtsszi. Pkaell, MP., Q'U&iinor! iower, MI.P., O'DoAWI, Mr!., J; .- ...

... IENGLAND AND RUSSrA (amUTER'S TELEGRAM). St. Petersburg, Thursday Evening. The Agence Btusse of this evening says that an active exchange of diplomatic communica- tions is proceeding under the moderating in- fluence of Germany with the view of arriving at a pacific understanding, the natural path to which would be a Congress. The improved aspect of, affairs recently pointed out by the Agence ...

... ToE CATHOLIC EDUCATION MEETING. Yesterday the great aggregate meeting in favour. of Catholic Education was held in the Round Room' of the Rotundo. There was an extremely large attendance. A largenuruberof ladies occupied seats in the gallery. Amongstthose present were- The Earl of Granard, The Most Rev Dr M'Gettigan, Lord Primate. Most Rev Dr Gllooly. Most Rev Dr Donnellv. Most Rev Dr Conway. ...

... THE InrERMENT OF PAUPER9 IN | GAL WAY. I (nMS OUR OORRESPONDUN.) Galway, Sunday. The report of the proceedings at the Galway board of guardians, which appeared in the Pree n of yebterday, bore out fully my anticipaton when I last addcessed you orl tbis subject, There were 31 guardians present, and of that number 26 would ?? voted for Mr. Ferdinaud's ameudment had therr being a division. ...

... NWANTON INJURY TO A 1AILWAY- I CARRIAOFP. I At the Bray Petty Sessions on Saturday last two yonug men of respeetabid .apptiande, Mr. Wm.'A Colclough, and Mr. Francis W. L. Ndrth, '6re' prosecuted by the Ddblil,'icklow, and Wexford Xailwniy Comopay for' inalioiduhlY injtifin the pro- perty of the oomnpsny whidle travellin l&a-e o~f the carrisgea oni the eveniiig Cottl'' 7the'M4 h2* nast. The in ...

... IDR. WARD, Myp 50 -TO THE EDITOR OF TER a 5 Coleherne road, Redcliffe square, Londonr Fe April 22nd, 1878. s- DaE.AB SIR-A o much comment hls appeared le in youir coluwns on the part I took in a recent de. e, bate ht Parliament, I am sure, you viU, with your it dastal kliddneai, grant me a little of your space, i8 Nobody regrets more than I do the exclusion of .e the press on that occasion, ...