... THE PRESENTATION ORDER, Six Juembers of this Order have started f, Cork for Parsonstown to take charge of a fine r, school which has just been erected, at consier5 ble cost, by the energetic parish priest, the itk Mr. Bugler, P.P., V.G., of the diocese of Killalr, This is the frist offshoot that the vigoroue tsret tree in Cork has given off for some time, so frr - Ireland is concerned, but in ...

... THE MOST REV. DR. WtCARTEY, LORD BISHOP OF KE~RRY. (sROM A CORRlESPONDEN'T.) a The inhabitants of Ilillatreet and its vicinity T have been anxiously expecting a visit from their di new bishop since his consecration. On his return w jouruey from Dublin his lordship availed himself sr of the opportunity of gratifying their wishes, and hi notified his intention to the parish priest, the Very al ...

... ~ DON - MEL,,i41 1 INTERVIEWED.lf I; ?? E6 l,'na y'.i The Newyelj pajiffiyto bhau(l ?? give full details 'of the arrival of Conidon andl Alehdy, thed reltasedi F'enianIfprisoners;, hi Nev.w Y ...

... FATHER MATHEW MEETING ON TIAROLD'S-CROSS. (CONMMUNICATED.) The green of Harold's-cross was on Sunday the scene of a grand demonstration its honour of Father Mathew. Two handsome triumphal arches with appropriate Mottoes we1re thrown across, while banners, elaborately emblazoned with religi- gious characters, gaily floated over t~he Temperance Sodality IRoutis and a great many houses of the ...

... Zhtt Areatnrs 0n m-mal. DUBLIN; MONDAY, OCT. 28, 1878, ?? I YHE FREEMAN'S .TORNAL IN PARIS. Since the opening of. the present EXPOSITION UNIVIDRSELLIi the Free- man's Journal has been on Sale It the KiosQvn opposite the British Comimission, near the Porte I)edaix, in the Sacrror AOGLATSE of the Ex hibition. Wz publish elsewhere the details of the solemn and affecting tribute of a bereaved ...

... - I I , I . I Yestterday the weekly meeting of the guardians was held in the'boardroom of the workhouse. The dchair was occupied by Mr. IH a. W6)PARLOMiSui JP. ft The other guardians present were:- e Messrs a Macnie, C IRyder, Al Brennan, A O'Neill, L. T C, J P; W Roper, 3 P ; John Burke, I J Kennedy, t. T C; IV J Brennan, A . Kettle John Nagle, hI But- it terly, PKoenby, ?? * Meslgher. ,r ...

... INTERESTING CEREMONIAL IN ARKLOWV. On Sunday, the 27th inst., the Church of St. Mary and St. Peter in Arklow will be the scene of an interesting and a solenmn function, which will be sure to be a source of much joy to the good people of the parish, and wiU doubtlessly attract to it many from districts and distances far away from Arklow. On that day the fine new organ which has been procured ...

... I EUROPEAN GOSSIP, l (FROMs Oun OWN con*OVDHNT.) . A oTBEBR. FRaCH UMBDEB- on1nG TRICNOH BUTOHERS WHO KILLED THEM GRAHDPARBNTB AT AW.ERRg-RODEURS DE BARREHB-EOL1SH PHILAcNTHROPIO LADIES IN PAR S-THEtlA WISH TO MAKE THE BOULEVARDS LIUE VTeE BAR.*TEHt OR TrE sT114ND OF LOvvoN-THEJln. 1,MA To THE FI1EFECT OF POLICEBl-THS XXIPIfION L* TERY-O'HAMS` LAST AliENT THE CAPTIVE HAL- LOON. Paris, Monday ...

... PROTESTANT ORPHAN SOCIETY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASN. Office, 17 Upper Sackville-street, Dublin, 4th Oct., 1878. SIR-I have been directed by the.committee, assembled to-day, to request you will enhance your formner favotrs by giving insertion to the aceompanyu g letter of Rev. J. R. Dowse, Retor of Carnew, received since their last meeting, snd which disposes of the statements ot Mrit. ...

... (Froma thle Lady Corresp;oIdent of the Ecening Telcegraj-oh.) London, Friday Evening. W'eareinthe same unfortunate position de- ,_rihedby1Mrs.Gamp as being a peck of trou- 1. The first trouble which assails us isthat c n t.eod by tlle necessity of understanding :;ie Cx jet gene-logy of our old enemy ana. new ecqnUiatanice, Shure Ali, the Amteer of Af- shIiaiistani. This simple inquiry into ...

... I I The annual visitation of the clergy of the Dub. lin diocese was held by his Grace the Archbishop of: P)gUl yesterday in Christ ChutCh Cathedral. His Grace, who was supported by the Very Rev. the Deau of St. Patrick's as Vicar-Geueral, in spiri- tuals, and attended by his Chaplain, the Rev. C. Trench, was met at the xvest door of the cathedral by all the dignitaries of the chapter and the ...

... F()R O1N T rIAEC(fbAMS. (By Bteuter'm and Ordinary Telegraph.) E TURKEY. Constantinople, Wednesday, The Financial Commission, under the pre- sidency of Khereddin Pasha,will fix theitems of the Turkish Budget and the amount to be sot apart for the interest and sinking fund of the debt. The Commissioners for Eastern. Rounielia have held their first sitting at Phi- lippopolis, on which occasion a ...