... C4yDTNAL NEWMAN. _ ?? SPECIAL TELEORAM. Birmingham, Tuesday Nigitz The 2Vta annual reunion of the Catholics of Birmingham was held this evening in the Town Hall, and Was very largely attended. Cardinal Newman presided, and was supported by several noblemen and the bishop and clergy of the dio. ceEe. His Eminence, in addressing the meeting, said- It was natural, my dear friends, when I found my ...

... I - HIGH SHERIFFS FOR 1881i. (From the Gazete of Last Night.) The undernamed gentlemen have been aDpointedtA the office of High Sheriff of the following counti, counties of cities, and counties of towns in lreland-- ANTRIMa CouSTY-James Stewart Moore, Esq. Bally, divitty, Derrock. ARMAGH COnT-UMajor WilliamJames Hall, NarrOw Water, Warrenpoint. CARRICKEEEGUs TowN-Wim Allen Woodside, Esq, ...

... I a ?? I W-fPE A I Val DEST'INAIONT0 Deepatch Jeort of Next QI malls. despatch. msail due. Australia (South and West, Tao- mania~aud.Victorin),viaSothiu ?? Dita i Bidil . Jan. 30,(E) ?? Feb. 51 Brmua l, ia New York ?? : Jan. 29 (E) Cork ?? ?? 33' Brazil & Monte Video, via LIvp. Ja.27 (It) Liverpool Jan.s 27. Bll-ail, via Southampton *. Jzan.: 24 (M) Soutbton Jai), 31 Ditto, by French packet ...

... I .WEENLYI RETUTN OF B IRTHS AND DE ATHS I | IN THIE BOROUGH OF LEEDS. I 2ND WEEK, 1860. In the week etidiug Jan. 17th 5,202 births and 3,484 deaths were registered ih twenty of tho largest Euglish towns estimated by the Registrar-Gelerral to contanl a population of nearly seven iiiosl a half oillious of pergoels un the middle of this year. The birthsI exceoded by 771 and the deaths by 209 the ...

... I TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. AfERCU1?Y-OFFICE, Friday, 6 am. OUR POLICY IN AFGHANISTAN. The Yinses holds that the time has come when it is the first duty of the Indian Government to declare their intentions beyond the possibility of mistake, and to take energetic measures for making them understood by the Afghan people. We hear nothing at piesent of any efforts being made with this purpose. It ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. (PL'EC[AL TELECRAM.) ,1,SE iT,, Friday.- Tbe new Army Bill prepared by the Imperial Govern- rreri t is to be submitted to the German Parliament in its next session. As the Corsec vativcs are in a majority, the passage of the bill is considered assured vithout material mcdifications. The new bill again, like the last law passed, f :es the strength of the army for a ...

... The fall of newly erected buildings in London is now becoming so common an occurrence that it attracts but little attention beyond the neighbourhood in which it happens, unless several lives are lost. Yester- day one of these accidents took place in the Seven Sisters-road, Finsbury Park; and although no lives seem to have been lost, the result might have been serious enough. The story is ...

... HARTLEPOOL BOARD OF GUA1RDIANS. ?? ?? IA A a a .-1,l A- 0^@ me- The fortnightly meeting was held on Saturday t afternoou-under the presidency of Mr Richard 0. W Wallker, J.P. THE tArAWAY RATING APPEAL. 'The Rlev. J. Radd asked for a copy of the biD1 r the Guvardians had from the North-Eastern Rail- I way Company respecting the costs of the appeal case, as he wvanted to lay it before the next ...

... POVERT-Y AOWTE :- JR&TIVE. I . - - - --Ws 11 TO 'THEBEDITOn AF REYROLDS'5 ?? 1 Slmr--Within 'the last few days the metro- ?? has ?? !several monste- imxass; .meetings :of unemployed workmen. These' meetings, I .noticed, sir, were Somewhat eon- temptuously treafed sby the -author~ties both at: the Mansion House and by the Metropolitan. Board -of Works, until a vigorous protest had' appeared in ...

... T IE IN IWELAM).D. , I I Pl.??JRFSS MORE APPALLI NG STO BIESOF D)ESTITUUTIOON. :E A WHOLE COMMUNITY IN THE CLUTCHES OF FAMINE. (CENTRAL NEWS TELEGORAM.) LEENANE, FIUDAY. Albng the high road from Letterfrask to Leenane, and indeed throughout the whole of the main artery of Connemara, through which In the summer months comes an unceasing trickle of ubiquitous Englishmen, on sees little or ...

... * ?? Thl ]0 ?? ~ ?? - ?? -- I sUFF'IC~flN _ IN (A W I BAPID 1 XHAUSTION OF PROV1L SIONS, MORE VARRAT VVtS OF MISERY AND STARVATION. DEATHS FROM COLD AND HUNGER. CaNNI [UT. N1;Y TXLELGUAM ] CLEGGAN, WEDNESDAY. I bave been fortunate enough to meet on his rourds tbrough the western division oG Conuty Galway Mr. Robinvson, Poor Law Board inspector for the district, and I have al6o had the ...

... THE FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1880. W LIBERAL TACTICS. ^&Ve ^a(i tolerably good reason to be ùre of. the lengths to which some politicians Yai> &0' their jealousy of successful Conser- Hot^' ^istration, and therefore we need Cert^6 ^h astonishment recent efforts of parylu Members of the Opposition, out of the to play pranks with the figures of in„ Finance, with the object of creat- j ^satisfaction ...