... MUNICIPAL BJU])ALLS CO21hIS- i SI. N. i Yesternalc MIr. Cotton.( Ci,., and MTr !,enry A. Vobinaun Sat ill the Conlnissioners' ( ,ice.I lii's- Ink a.e fror thie winll m e of coii' iderig the ici tina 4 the blnd Iries of thse toAcusip. Mr. J. B. Veraon, D.L., Chiajinau of the Coa.- miss:onlers: Mr. MIichael MICde, J.J.: Major Iavo. ren, Arthuir if. Robinson, Secret:irt of tie /.narnris. sioners; ...

... (FROM OuR OWN CORRESbPONDENT.) The Rev. Dr Kirkpatrick, the Convener of the A3ewuibly's Committee on KEvangelisationj rem inds his breihren in the ministry that it was resolved at last Assembly thati on the third'or fourth Sab- b-ith of November the attention of the Deople shonld be earnestly directed to the report on the stcat of religion, and that on the following Thura day or Friday the ...

... { THREATENED EMIGRATION SCHEIE. LETTER FROM THE ARCHBISHOP OF CASfIEL. - TO TnE EDITORl 01' TH1E ?? c. 1 t ~ ?? Oct. 31. .MvrT DEAR Mr, GgAY-I have just read in tile Freuan an account of yesterday's proceedigs in the Corporation of Dublin, and desire to C gratulate You on the scope ?? spirit of the re,,. ;lotions uroposed, and oil the speeches spoken by yourself anid others during the ...

... MAYNOOTH THEOLOGY AND ITS I TEACHING. ; A discussion of much interest to the priesthooA of Ireland, Ind of no little importance, 'as regards the historical and theological reputation of May- nooth College, ILis been recently ovened in the columns of our able and widely-known J.,T(I-n contemporary, the Tablet. The discuse±)s ?? arisen out of en article written in the current number of the ...

... THE REDUCTIO'N OF RENTS. David Tennent, Esq., of Mlubarnane, Fethard, county Tipperary, Las remitted 20 per cent. off the the rents now due on his property at Garrymorris and Atyjames. Mr. Henry Alolony has made an allowance to the tenants of smiall holdings on his property in the county of Clare, a few miles from Ennis, on their hlst rear's rent, of 15 to 25 per cent. A. IV. Sampey, Eaq., J. ...

... (FRun OUR OWN COBHESPONDEMS.) The ordination of ,fr. Natbaniel Ross, licentiate -of the Belfast Presbytery, to the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Congregation, Ballymoney, took pilace on Tuesday in the presence of a large congre- gation. The Rev. Samuel Thompson, Dromreagb, preached; the Rev. James Ross defended Presby. terian ordination; the Rev. Andrew Todd, Finvoy, offered up the ...

... TO TH-E EDITOR OF TES SEMAX. Kilmovee, Ballghaderreen, November 15. Sm-I have read Mr. King-Harman's letter, shall I say to the Government, in whose intere: he forgot his hustings pledges. I have read, to, and carefully weighed your able leader upon t. I have compared both with facts, which in this extensive and populous district have daily and hourly come under my notice, and vwithout the ...

... (FROM OUR QWN cORnieiosnDEsT.) Yesterday evening the first meeting of the Theo. loical Class for this session of the Presbyterian Association, 16 Upper Sackville-strcet, was held from five to six o'clock. Subject - The Existence of God-Leading Proof. This evening at half-past seven o'clock a conference will be held about prayer meeting; awrl at eight o'clock a debatd- That the pr- ent anti ...

... DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF' StGITi In t'he ?? Court on Satprday a labourer namei Wilfitm Lougfl±fn, 8 31 ewfou Id'ana'ateet, sued 31r,. Mary Kennedy,, intne4e Sberlf-steet, to rtecter £20 dsnamages, for the defendant ?? on the 4th of Augiust etducted herself carelessly and negligentlv while opening a bottle of ?? water, which cqused injaary to the conplsinint'J 'sight to the armount of £20; Mir. ...

... IPROPOSED RAILWAY BETWEEN TUA} AND CLAREMORRIS. (E'BOi OUR CORFPOlDE5NT.) Tuam, Thursday. A public meeting of the local gentry, landlords, and merchants was held in the Town Hall, Tuam, yesterday, to further the proposed line of railway from Tuam to Claremorris. There were present- Richard Clarke, John D Blake, Martin M'Donnell, P I Ryan, S I R, T C: ZMichael J Costelloe, P L G; Wm Gannon, J P ...

... ?? TELEGRAMS. I (Iy Acntera and o0inary Telegraph.) ENGLAND & TURKEY. TMU MOVEMENT OF THE FLEET COUNTERMANDED. (BSUrs TQruxs.) Berlin, Thursday. f The National Zeittmng to-day publishes * letter on the subject of the representation made by the British Government to the Poits, in which the writer states this the ulemand of England that the Porte should at length take the necessary reforms in ...

... I THt LAND QUESTiON. I THE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY AND HIS TENANTS. I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) The Most Honourable the ?? is of London- derry, K P. has. without being requested to do so, instructed his agent, James Brownlow, Esq., J.P., to make an abatement of ten per cent. on all agri- cultural holdings not being leaseholds or town parks, on the understanding that the May rents he paid on or ...