... THE -ODDFELLOWS' SOOITY - AND ITS POSITIO. Thia society numbers asobg is uesbera not only man.y of the middle and workng classes of this oouutryibit also tho.s resident n Amnerica and tte colonies. In order to jadge o' the pssitioa of the society abroad-as to .its members, workiog, and financial state-the chief officer, its grand master, Mr. H. Outrain, of Sheffiild, lately visited the United ...

... in fore-hold, which was extinguished after four hours. Much cargo was damaged, and some jettisoned. No damage was done to tho ship. The Khedive left Calcutta on Mureli 17, for Southampton and Loudon, and brought the China and Australia mails to Suez. The following cable message has been received at the Londou Office of tho etc iork Herald, from the Weather Bureau, New York : — A disturbance ...

... aiANELtS AND PRtTBS'IN IREiLAb| . . L 11 . i . . I *llise'DtblinI'Meam Mubl~shes _'report of election, proce dingrs linscroom (uolk) an Moaday flat, from ' A whlcb retake ft following:- Colonel Coltltirstiand Mr. Kottle attended for the purpose of forwarding their candidature. Mr. Kettle ( (the Parnellito candidate), accomrpanied!by Mr, Finigan, bad arrived by theearly train from Cork. They ...

... u ulljjetresniugt beaecompznied thefssma aadzd oA thC urtel', not neceasrlgfer.. pfobfc a0o,. bu4 for thc thtisfactiois of the Rditor. gfeannot undertake to ?? T.O CORRESPONDENTS. A SunscranlsEr-%We should say it would rest with tle advisers-ofethe Crown-; the theory is that. -the So,,erei1nsneverdiee 1l W., 0otton.under-Edge.--We cannot attempt to go into-the story of 'The-Claimant. A ...

... SWANSEA, Wednesday.—Wind SW. Weather hazy.—Steamers Progress, of Penzance Ogtnore anab'evern, of Hayle; schooner Naphtali, of Caidigan. ...

... .- ?? 1 ne: h THE--- , ' ?Gg. XE?t.AL',,,9LEQTIO.N. ;otJE NCO 'r cchltk ;LECT ION. H- E' (seaLPEOUL T ilg EAMS) Free' n Office, Cork, Weduesday Night. The counting of the votes was expected to have been procedded with this evening at oilo'lo ock, when all the baslot.boxes should have arrived. Owing to an objection, however, on the part of gessrs. Shaw and Colthurst, and to the Wamifeet ...

... I (From oR ouvr ConhaESuonmT.) Paus, Tuesday. Just six years ago, when Great Britain was entering en the last General Election, a mysterious grievance was raised by the incoming against the outgoing Premier in reference to sundry Idihes of the plundering and blundering Government connected with the Straits of Malacca. What the sins of omission with which Mr. Gladstone's Cabinet was ...

... TIIE complete subjection of the Liberal to the Radical element in ' new majority is a fact so patent on the face of affairs that no sore look about for proofs of it than for evidences of the ?? Everything that we see around us attests it, and the work of inquiry is limited to the mere selection of those hbrrreiva which happen to illustrate it in the most telling and enrratrc way. Foremost ...

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... I CHARITY OI{GANISATION. I Lord Derby was the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the CharityOrganisa- tion Soeiety, held in London on Tuesday; and his discourse on pauperism and crime, professional criminal paupers and deluded philanthropistsS was brimful of deep thought and sound judgment. The noble earl did not endeavour to cover the whole ground of pauperism, its causes and its ...

... ?? TO-TH EDIuOR. THE REV. E. H. X'M . Gentlemen,-You have done me the honour tr, -t take notice of my efforts to secure a ChJ;ealh for Parliament Fields, and to criticise Sa4atwhab is severely the terms in which I have ?? of the w need for such efforts in our chuch 'repert. 5 I do not complain of evM severe criticism, dr which may be as good fov an ordinay person as z for greater folk; ain I ...

... J STORM IVARNING. A New York Herald telegram sitys :-A diet turbance is crossing, and will probably develop energy and arrive on the British and Norwegian Coasts between the 15th and 1ft.h in-t., attended j by rains, south-east, veering north-west; flt,. I ttrong winda. ...