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... THE LORD MAYOR AND CORPORA- i TION AT THE CATHEDRAL.. , ._ - I The Right Ron, the Ltrd Mayor (Edmund Dwyer; Gray, XIP.) and the Lady Mayoress, accom- panied by the High Sheriff and the Catholic Alder- men and Councillors of the Corporation, at. teaided High Mass in state yesterday at the Marl. borough-street pro-Cathedral. The occasion was made remarkable not only by the grandeur of tle sacred ...
... IRISH PJVlL SBRVICE PERMANENT BUIPIDU.G SocIETY. Oin Saturday the sixteenth annual meeting of the members was held at the offices, 5ii Lower Sackvill~estreet, t Mr. JaB. H. OwER, Hon. M.A., architect, Board of Works, occuL ied the cbair. The advertisement convenig the raeewg h~ving been read, The Secretary (3a. Alfred H. Ifercier) submitted the report of the directors, which has been already ...
... *he 'erillalfn 'j9o4nal. I The Freeman's Journal is sold on the Evening of Publication at our London Office, 211 Strand; and Smith and Son's Bookstalle, Buston Station. On the fol. lowing day it is also procurable at the undermentioned addresses in Londonr- Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar-square ; W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; Al. Pittman, 2 and 3 Silver ...
... GROCERS' ASIISTANTS' ASSOCIATION. -n I. , I ?? . The half yearly genei al meeting of the members of this association was held at the Alexandra Building, Eustace-street, yesterday, for the pur- pose of rea3eiving the report of the managing corm- mittee for the past half-year, and to elect officers and a mnanaging committee for the coming six months. Hugh O'Dongell, Esq., president, occu- pied ...
... I (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Cahirciveen, Sunday. The distress of the labouring classes in Caher.- civeen has at length found public expression. 05 Friday about 300 disemployed labourers waited upon the Very Rev. Canon Brosnan, well knowW& his sympathy with their sufferings and his efforts for their relief, and begged he would preserve them from starvation. lie suggested that they should wait on ...
... -STATE OF THE COUNCTRY. ?? _ . _ I THE DISTRESS: 1SCONNEMkRA. TO THE EDITOR OF TEO PRMAEN. , , Cararoe, Saturday. I DZAR Sm-Please insert the enclosed in an early c issue of your journal. It is~ the appeal of a wretched district in Conuemara to the union to which they belong. We feel it incumbenkt on us to publish the distvesses of our poor ?? can say starving people.-Faitbfully'yours, I PiEc ...
... ΒΆ1HE, LA1x1) Q.UETIONj.I .THE MADDEN'S EILL DEMON- tl STRATION. (SPZ01iL TMZLGU&V FROM OM REFORMF.) e It Kllarney, Sunday Night. r To-day a gltat Imeeting we. held st Maddens' % Hill, about a mile outside the town of Rillarney, 1 to give expression to the popular feeling on he It question of the land and the prevailing distress in t the country. Although the Morning Wail eltremely al ...
... -- . N.- - .-A ?? - - - . -- F REIGN, TELEG.AMS --pi ~~ -- * I (By Reter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) ENGLAND AND TURKEY. Constantinople, Friday, 7.40 p.m. Sir H. 'ry Layard had a long audience Of the Sultan today, ithe result of Wlueh is stated to have been satisfactory. The official relations between the British Ambassador and the Porte will, probably, be resumed to. morrow. The action oi ...
... PRtSBYTERIAN XA. I (EnOTS1 OOlR OWN CORaESPO613T.1) tn connection with the week of prayer, 1880, it nas 1heen arranged to hold uanited mneetinga for prayer in the Pre3byterian Aoseplatiem Rouse, i6 Upper Sackville-atreet, fe followr -To.moribw evening, January 6th, subject, rt Co6fedoion of Sina when sbort addreases will be delivered by the Revs. Dr. Kirkpatrick ard Thomas Lyttle; and on ...
... IMR PARNELL'S VISIT TO AMERICA. (From the Dsily Telepraph of Saturday.) Mr. Parnell has arrived in New York, and thJ comparative coolness of his reception fulfils Cul own anticipation that his appeal to the people of the States would prove a failure. Our corre. spondent telegraphs that no popular interest is shown in his arrival, that the committee of re- ception is itself lukewarm, and ...
... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- GEN CB. I THE Rwv. PAkTEac M'CABE, P.P.-On inqniriea last evening at the Presbytery, Glasthule, the Rev. Patrick M'Cabe, P.P., Dalkey, visa reported to be evceedingly feeble, and in the same critical condi- tion in which he has been for some day3:past. KL'uC*ToWN TowN6smp.-The annual meeting of the board of commissioners of this township will be held to-day (Monday) ...
... Colonel King-Harina, M.P., has addressed tU following letter to the Times:- Sm-May I ask for an opportunity to reply to Mr. Bl~oomfield's letter ? I should say tit thlt can be no doubt as to the intention of the 68th clause of the Irish Church Disestabliahm.60 Act. By it the Church surplus is available to meet any pressing national calamity ifn Ireltud, and I fail to understand how any ...