... :THE LORD IIBUTENANT ANDB I TH LORD MAYOXR - , 0 I : An ?? meeting of the members of the Corporationt specaly called together by the Lord Mayor, wa hld at five o'1ock yesterday Venwig in the City Hall The LoUD MAYoR presided. The members present were- Aidermen-Purdon, Sir Jas W Mackey, High Sheriff; J CampbeU, M Tape y, J Maiming, J Gavsaf, W Meagher. J M'Deruott, M1 Ternan, H Cchreane, andA W ...

... PRIESBYT iAY ATEW& (aROME OUR COn BENo' The, Rev. J. Mf. Ross, who has accepted an ap-. pointentas agent of the Presbyteian ilasch' in New Soutb Wales, took leave of'his brethren. t4 the London Presbytery last, week, and met witi most cordial reception. ll detailed the steps ?? led tof his receiving the7 offer, aud4feeliogft was a Providentiea ca4; had& been liet te aept it At the same time ...

... TIM DISTR48 IN THE WEST. RPM 01R SPf, -Oghterard, Saturday. Iconfess it is with a sinking heart I launch again upon the seae oftroubles 1in the West. It is a different thing, reading tales of distant distress at a cosy birexakfst-ablef and tracking misery to its lair, looking into its lacklustre eyes and listqn. ing to its monotonous moan. This time, fortu- nately, I am spared the revolting ...

... I THE LAND QUESTION. TO THE EDITOr OF TuE FEEZMLaN'. se SIR-The future of this country depends so t, much on the lines on which the great question of Li. the land is settled that it must naturally occupy the thougihts of every thinking man in the com- St munity, the present seems so opportune a timne e- for a fair settlement of it. The question is ad- e, mittedly ripe for being finally dsa ...

... 7 FN.= ?f, ' l, ,I1, 1 X$. . ONDON C ORRESOND~f~EN ., n , re imar OfQic, 211 Strand, iLo' t . , ' - , {i .i Tu* day ltrp1# kw , - eere 'best~wee ,two and ,thren ,hnu,.it4 ~onmh~r pe3^nb yes~terday .iz,.,House of Corn. imons whun the'l~ieiker took th .ehair, but~rnost .of them werer pebpixy~es, who wer .r'enijbyin to 'the i'ulite prlvileges of Xhejrnow-fedged'honours.'oQ a few, who were notable ...

... FORFAIGN TELEGRAMS. I -- q- _I (By l'entor's and Ordinary Telegraph.) | THD EXPULSION OF THE JEISUITS. Paris, Wednesday. Seals were affixed yesterday to the doors of the chapel of the chief Jesuit establishment. in the Rue do Sovres, the proceedings beingf witnessed by many Senators and Deputties of the Right. At four o'cloclc this morning two commissioners of police proceeded to the building ...

... | -I to mho STATION Oi'T i BR1JB ARMY. irig, I ~(Corce p ote2th hist.) - nti Where twlo plcsaemsin the lest-named fig that atwihte eo itationed. ralist Life auar S on' ita~ot-lethat, I-osport;l 2dWoued c Bon; 2nd bat, Gib- Rloyal Horse urd-2h ?? Rfegens'o Pericaesan;Dvnet let ragon Gards.- nd bt eopr Tranysa; Cecheter .~h 1'e hta ?? Hong; Ensnis- 4th-York kiillez O6th-Aldorhoet 28th-Curraigb ...

... | ! lC R ES T :GI ITU R I. ' ?? ?? ' I I A ~ . a n, r S A.,, Jo .. ' . TO JPl1i EDlradR OF TYIPl , 'fl . ; 1S 1 Wf§1ld UOftAgain 'troublea~ou but ?? j |Jje ether asined `. 51f. !wiit nppears in Fririny's ssue8iD :wich he a ~i csea siljrilse s~hti mjietter . m pineo~tad in your I . )Ib pqtljj l wily rlnentioul th4it i.,4pr.'y ettet # e,4 ti a. eenaaiblej .as Liu. Be cobsiders ...

... THE STATE OF THE; COUNTRY. I O THE MANSION HOUSE RELIEF t; COMMITTEE. d The committee met yestorday in the Mansion e House. oeTil. Right Hou, the LORD MAYOR presided. The foliowiug mern w were present:- Lord Godolphin Osborne, ,Sir George Owens, Willicm Tr ,ano Jrynt, V B D)illon, Dr Sigersoo, Charles lciennedy, Davii Dlrimnle, Charles Bridgtet, J A Fox, Very Itev Dela Neville, C U * Atbrose ...

... AiI esedyspecial meetings of the flublin Tr~m, w ays Company, the Northt CityTramway8 C . PAwY, and the Central TramCway Coarn y Cwela helo to consider the provisi agral aede in re Inire to au ogns platlpoos~a3gam9a- tion; toey ?? t e tahroe ofaoments ntered. ceitain terms and c ory tined by ath ltir Tramrwa Company the sne th wleD the D blir Tra me aroftho eity, that of thopotversia ll sed, ...

... I I NT T ~ . 'The ie]d kaP a Cof -_ 1 ;a ho1a levvo:e hod91vo teldit wtt0lisit ill 1, f~ards, whitehvel, the -number beig Iiniitegtne~ Cnoo; i~l I re; 3dRgn~ctUptAs u ublin District, has arrived at tile ?? fr the ?? * ?? I M~ajor WV H Izoai Royal Artillery, hip~ boepu- P Veintoe a d aptiin Instructor at 1th cboh-Yof' (ulnorY, vice Miujor G 1 Burynasn,' ?? ArtoI: ltry, vhose live yearal ...

... I ?? SANDERS AND 13ARON DOWSE. i t! t~ :,r jeT T11 'lI' ODtt ro bFTHJ; FrIIittrAN. *rf;. .i Sitloerd Parli, 01harlevil.e, DeeC, 29th. rb1 aleg Ibr to dive this most cdlstinet 'con- ,&tdibtion to a statemxent le ta letter sigued, li- chibLlMdagier, Coroner, ?? appearod in the i'.i FdBiehu of the Rth itbt., referrinlg to' my evi- qppaltebefi'o thle Comnd mIltiedon, whether it lie ...