... The Council of the Gaelac Unioniret on Satur- day, at No 4 Gardiner's-place, Dublin, at 3.30. R J O'MurSnsxiN occupied the chair. There were also present- Rev Maxrwell Close, M A, M R I A; Rev J J O'Car. roU, S J. Rea John R Nolan, 0 D C; John Fleming, T B Griffiths, H E Hartnell, John Morrin, Dag as Hyde, Michael Corcoran, Michael Cusack, and David Comys. The following latW was read from Dr ...

... i Bop a oI6~- wa AmOt-C wso WLEFRCI I '7 Sr. G. W ilberforce'. concluding volume of the life of his father, the late Bishop of Winches- teri aud bettqr known as the Bishop of Oxford, has been received with Widely diriag verdim It has been at once welcomed by worldly-minded ,gasips, reprobated in religious circles, and con- doned by general madea Wa are not at ali oure ,prised at the ...

... LADY FLORENCE DIXIS. TO Its ]mnOR oar TO mFiMr. Xovewnber 2th. SM-the Freeman Jhural' of Tuesday, Nvesiber 28thS, represents ny prmpoeal withi re. ference to the au4 ue blanos of £32,000 to i be the application of tsat saw to clearing ,ff the Yea rent sv am to enable poor tanaots to obtain the benefits of the Arrears Act. T1 I believe would be avery pper rpproprition .oi the said acknowledged ...

... BRADFORD CATASTRQOPHE. I I __ . - . . _ NARRATIVE OF SURVIVORS. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Bradford, Friday. The work of removing the rubbish and extricat- ing the dead at Ripley's Mi, Bradford, was con- tinued all through the night. By three o'clock this morning thirty dead bodies had been recovered, and it was then believed that a large number were still buried among the ruins. Of the death of ...

... THE I - 'W R IN EGYPT. I ?? .S, ?? E EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. * PREPARING. ARRIVAL OF TROOPS. ARABIrS LINES F DEFENCE. ?? NUMEROUS WAR COUNCILS. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AND THE Et! EDiVE. SPECIAL TFLEGp.AM FPOM TIE DAILY NXCWS' OF THIS MJOIINING-SATURnuY. Alexandria, Friday, 2.55 p.m. Colonel Knox and the officers of the Scots Guards received leave this morning to visit the town, and are ...

... PRESBYTERIAN NEW&S (FROM OUEL OWN CORIESP0\DEVT-l This evsning a mee-ing of the Band of Hope iii connection vwith the Presbyterian Church, Ruftand. *quare, will be held in the lecture-room of the ^ihurch. The proceedings will commence-at ialf. nast s-ven o'clock. The funeral of the late Rev William Mi1Grana- ban, pastor of Weitbourne Church, Ballyima- carrett, Belfast, took place on Tuesday, ...

... MJRS. LABOUCHERE AND MRS. LANGTRY. Under -the heading of A Split in Beauty's Camp, the World tells the following story:- Every one who knows anything is aware that, by universal consent, such success as Mrs Langtay obtained in her dramatic impersonations was no- corded as due to the patient manner in which she had been ' coached.'by Mrs Labouchere (Miss Hen- rietta Hodeon), an excellent ...

... THE }.EPRESENTk'TION OF ENNIS, (SPECIAL TELEGRkM FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTAtE.) Ennis, Monday Night. I The interest in the forthcoming election in- a creases every day, Already quite a number of c names are mentioned as amongst those of gentle- I t men who intend to seek the suffrages of the elec- t tors of Ennis. Mr. Reeves, the Conservative can- I a didate, and Mr. John Roche are the two most ...

... KINGSTOWN Aha BAs LNTELLi- GI :4. ?? RATHDOWN UNtN.-Ye terdly the 1tie al fort- nightlvrneiting of ?? guar-anuls wa%-s hle-c in the rvorkihou e, Loughliln-toer. Str Ceure- btodson, Eart, prcs;ded. There v' ?? ?? pEeLeut-H ii v, J;!es Bourke, £iwviwr.1 Bleslizl. J ' 'T V La- Touche, D L * Percy RB J r- ; i i Wus Buc,;ley. George Per-in. B L ri h), ?? lif ing -on, J 1; jds Qai le, Co, crles Hd G ...

... at (From the Lady Correspondent of the Evehag st . Telegrp1h. tl it London, Saturday Evening. ir Whilst one great nation of Europe is engaged in 2Z the invasion of a foreign country and imposing its ce own rule upon the nittives and warding off at the h sword's point the dangers it has created in ano- el ther, and the neighbouring people is busily oca- at pied in watching the progress of theb ...

... THE WIFE-BEATING MANIA. I . I . .. _ _ Yesterday, in the Southern Divisional Police Coort (fM. Curran presiding), Mary King, of Wall's-lane, Francis-street, stummoned her husband for assaulting her. Mr. Ennis prosecuted. The prosecutrix said her husband had been only a few days out of prison, where he hald been for four months for having assaulted her. Just after his release he struck her ...

... |CETARACT RTSTICS OF THE POET r?. *Gray became sites a little lun in Paris i-fe piains tmat the- French tailor has covered him a.:v silk and fringe, and h-i wideneel his figre wita hbuckram a yard on ether side. His ;rai-z.; ?? breeches are so ?? tha- he cal -carve'-ret-he: I he ties a vast soli-.:re around his neck;. m. ars rufdes at his litrers ends, and stickS his two v^ni into a muof. Thes ...