... It is very difficult to go back upon the records )t any session of the Imperial Parliament witlout slighting upon a Coercion Act foi Ire'and. When )he famine cloud hung omniously over this devoted land in 1846, we find before both houses a bill for the protection of life in Ireland.' Lest some of our rerdess, in the simplicity of the-r hearts, might suppose this was a comprehensive measure ...

... ?? Dl s-Ak4 R. - :: MORE BODIES;:RE-OVERED;. ?? ADJOURNMBENT OF' THL I*QVIRM. ?? PEV[A TEhiE(OHAJ. - t -1,- . ,- .IDjndjeeTdesdayu As the days pass by the bodies of the victinms of the Tay Bridge disaster begin to rise There have .been ifopi rnore discovered tioday. The first brought in wa thatof ayopug man- named Leslie. who was a. clerk-to Mr. Flemng, wood merchan.t, ot 13undee, anndwho. ...

... THE SOUTH CORK NATIONAL TEACHER, -ASSOCILTION. A large and ingfenl4al eeting of represeiatative teacherd from branch associations south of the Lee assemble,1 eni New Year'e Day in the Miale National Sehoolat Ballinepn, coun4ty Cork, for the 4odble purpose of reorganisation and of giving expression to their feelings on the position they at present occupy. Notwithstanding the severity of the ...

... -- f a v r ,. |4~9 SAISBUREGN rt C,- ?? (SPECIAL TELEGRAU.) n - r^E ?? G't9§ @,Tueado. tt This afta n tioe 1senta^*4 ith ntbh ojqdrso£ 858 62 ccne eisting of Mr. E. P. Bouverie, Sir George Balfour AMP.,llessrs WiW.B o n 464ydP the Marquis of Salisbury at the Foreign Office, for the purpoa; rseatit hi laifsliip~ to forward .4.an' wBPWJW e~ tr pro~t:s aains1i spy alienmio ZbihuA thie~ conset ...

... - L A E -ST NE I LAITST 'NEWS, - (IBy F2eman Special Wire.). 1DON; JCORRRSPONDNCE. freemas Oflice, 211 8trand, London, Wedneiday Morning. The arrangemeuts- for the 'issue of a new and carefully compiled edition of the sworks of St.. Thomas Aquina, which was announced by Car- dial De Luca iome weeks ago, are now inactive progresi. Special commissions have 'been nomi- nated by Ike Pope, both ...

... (From the Lady Correspondent of tbh Eehing Tleqraph.) London, Monday Evening. -The whispered talk is. of the appointment' of a' new ,tmcial abott the ,veraon of the .Queen. In consequence of information having been receiyed of -the arrival in Lon.' don o-thesehief of thb isian Nihiist3 it' ha3 been deemad 'xpedient6't appoint a Queen's Deteotive -a 'sort of English; 4e10andriF-o be ever ...

... I M=iiWOI-if~ 8 Uf11t---i ?? I - sAN oR MMTP V i The committee met at the mansiou House ye3- terday, at three o'clock. The Right ROD. the LORD 9&xoR presided. There ware also ?? Qrace the Net Rev. Dr. Trench, Sir John Banbcgt., Rev. Jameo Daniel, Sir George B. Owens, . Buooks, M.P. ; M1. Gana 1). Drimiaie, V. Dillon; jun.; C. Kennedy, Alexander Parker, Thomas Pim, jun.; the 11gh. Sheriff, a4 ...

... Ijim- ?? Q'Ijkgllbw.? I I.. . THE RIVERSTOWN DEMONSTPRA- TiON. (aCaI ?? 5Boi3 OUnR REPOnRT.) I - Boylew Tuesday. Sordd a badge aid. enthusiastic land meeting, Whkaldneat~iveratblwnion thbe bordersof the i etutty iigo. The platform was erected in a field Bvei by Mr. B. Hunter, a large farmer in the beibetirhood, Large contingents came from I SoveL, lialymot, Culfodda, Sligo, Heapstown, deeagh~ ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- i.v . ~ ?? ., ?? , E.- K. ?? THE REa. PATRICK MACCABE, P.P.-The Rev. Patrick MacCabe, P.P., D1k4eie, till !r~Eji in the, same precarious condition. : ?? -Towanf-.qhe istsal monthly m6 ^eet- ing of the board of ?? Of this township WMs held yesterd4' ii> tse Town Hall. Mtr ?? eil, J.P., chairman, presided.i There *ere''ai~ ~ ~~~Hz Drsq~ r .'iParkinsoo, ,LP.; J. and 3. ...

... X 2&2LOYROGMAL i~ORT8 Iteafing~3 of the barornetar in Dublin for the O&Asi tons daye, corrected und reduced to 32 deg. Fahreehet a tbe mean sea level. 'the black lines show the height of the barometer at 9 a.wi. each iay. The xilrcilry ?? forrani in, S.B., s.,anid 2 , W.d, (if raplidly)for heavystormsj (if slowly) for coptina.e unsettled weathek. It isles forcalm1, N.W., N., nid NMl. wincle ...

... LJATEST NEWS6 (By Freemans Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. - ?? Office, 211 Strand, London, Thursday Morning. !The English papers are already being greatly srerised tiver the prospect next session of That thui' ate pleased to term Obstruction.' A letter, *ihch is given a prominent position in large type La the Pdll Mall Gazette has a great deal of abuse of lieh Irish members, -but ...

... I Lieut.-Geueral J. A. Ewart, C.B., on handing over command of the Allahabad Division to Major-Ge- neral Hume, is ordered to proceed to England, and report himself at the Horse Guards. - Colonel J. B. Saunders, of the Bengal Cavalry, is posted to general duty at Allahabad, on return from furlough. Colonel.J. Burn, of the Bengal Staff Corps, is posted to Meerut for general duty, until his ser- ...