... T~lE iRISH LkNIYL~AGU~. ITLIME, IRISE TATIONAi LhEN LPAKURi. i I~ ?? ~ I - Is A special meeting of the Irish National Land c League was held at their offices, 62 Middle Abbey- t street, on Saturday last, to coulider applieations for relief and folr .the transaction of other business. Present?' rlessrs P J Corrisan (in the chair), J J Los- r de; B L. Westrort; Xl Davit, Peter Daly, J F ;rehan, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) At a meeting of the Presbytery of London, on Tuesday nigkt, the debate on the overture for the extension of the area from which the English Church earL select ministers was resumed. It will be remembered that the overture standing in Dr. Donald Frazer's name was to the effect that, with- out in any degree weakening the relations now existing between the ...

... SAINT BRIDOGT'S CONVENT, ABBEMlIX. I (FR80M A C0RBR5PODENT.) Adramnatieperformance of a r0ost interesting character took place at the above convent on Mon. day. The piece de resisftnce was Fabola, a drama in five acts, by the Very Rev Canon Oaklev. T.he dramais persoce consisted of the pupils of tce convent. They relected the greatest credit on the pious members of the community. The ...

... I I3PROVEMENT0F WIOCLOW SARBOUR.. I . - _- _ _ - (ksoM OUR ConwiPo'MEST.) Wicklow, Thursday Evening. A meeting? of the Town Commissioners, the landed gentry, and the inhabitants of Wicktow was. held to-day in the Town Hall to hear a report from r. Strype, ?? relative to the proposed im. proveruent of Wacklow H~arbour. Aongst those present were - Mr Kynaston Edwards, chairman Wick'low Town ...

... TAEH AFGHAN WAR. (SPECIAL TELEGLIAM.) t London, Tuesday. I The Dazly Nezw Labore eorrespondent believes the new frontier province will soon be organised. t Probably Grifflin instead of Roberts will be chief o commander under the supreme Government. The province will include portions of the Khyber and £ Kurrum Valleys mentioned in the Gandaauck t Treaty, and part of Scinde and the Indus for its ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of tbt North Dublin Union was held yesterday in the boardroom of the workhouse. Mr. A. O'NEILL, J.P., T.C., in the chair. The other guardians present were:- Messrs J Whyte, W Roper, J P; S C Gavacan, 3 Fitzsimons, E M'Mahon, ti Carolin, A J Kettle, .1 Carolin, G Macntie, J Burke, L M'Court, C Rvder, s Lawlor, Al Butterly. and Alderman Meagher Number ...

... - LA TEST: NEWS. (By Ereeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. rs'eemna Office, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. I am in sa position to state that the following dignitaries and gentlemen have been invited to form the Senate of the New University :-The Most Rev, Dr. M'Cabe, Archbishop of Dublin; the Most Rev. Mgr. Woodlock, BishoD of Ardagh Lord Granard, Lord Emly, Lord O'Hagan, The ...

... ?? ?? I (fBY Awftly Sc wie.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Awfm Office, 211 Stran, Lmado, Wdnesday Morning. There is somewhat of an outspoken expression the belief that aconection exists between the ft the Prince of Wales to Hughenden and the decmon dof ler Majesty to open the coming sest Ya i perwn. ?? Sovereign is technically sup. Josed no'. to Mzuence the doings df parlhment, lad the Heir Apparent ...

... THE ROTUIjDO WRDI ELECTION. Yestefdayin the Court of Conscience, before Sir .George Owens, J.P. (acting for the President, Sir John Barrington), Mr.J. M'Dermott, T.C., Great Britain-street, was sued by Laurence Kava nagb, ;l .George's-place, North, .for £2, for work andlabour done in cmnvasssg for votes forthe defendant at the recent election for the Potunda Mard. Mr. Hastings appeared for the ...

... RVICTIOIr AT ;A'l6OTiH. t ~ ~~ F I I I lMaynYatb, Friday, To-day the ejectment decree obt-ined by the Duke of Loinster against the trustees of the Col- th lege of Maynooth in respect of the college farm of Laraglhryau wea dull exeeuted. The eviction was nothing more than a cold formality. The trustees, of course. did not reside on the 14nd, and :b the only fire to be extinguished was that af ...

... THE ALARMING OUTRAGE IN D (JBLIN. The tragical occurrence in Marlborough-atreet on Friday night remains momo or less shrouded in mystery. The man, John Fraergan, of No. 59 Marlborough.straet, on whom the alarming out- rage was committed, and who was conveyed shortly afterwards to Jervis.street, Hospital by Constable Patrick Sheehy, 104 0, continues in a, very precarious condition. The visiting ...

... , IN ON 01 DP .- -- - - I- ?? - - - -arp ?, um ? ?s ? .1 -.(ByFSneawn Speca Wire; , LOIDON 'CORRESPONDENCE. PreeaftOffice, 211 Stratd, London, Tuesday Morning. T6e urport of the alarming telegams from India which appeared in yesterday morning's Timy must have been known for the lost couple of days to the members of the Cabinet, and their. effect co&I4 not have been otherwise than, disquiet- ...