... PArIAMETNTARY. I ?? spees Wirn and Ordiwnav ';efnph.) 7 THE BROAL ASSENT. Their lorathipS met at 2 o'clck. Tbe Boyal &snt was given by commixad to 4o t~z folo ct5mel, t Consolidated Fnn4 X {No.2) Act~the follow g 1 s' (Gunpowder) Acth and the TeaS Pilotage Order Coairtnzationa Act. The hoU 8dZouXTJed at tea mmnitea past sw4 o'clock. t soUSE OF COMMOI(S-YESERDAT. The Spi&E took the ceair at 12 ...

... I SUMMARy 0F W - -. 'Fhe majority for the Government last ale General Sir ,C Strautuzee had his iig arct tated at Bath on Tuesday. The Oxforl ?? Cambridge Cnivergitiss b. race takes place this morning. a In the House of Commons last night 597m ! bers took part in the divsion. There Was no criminal busasat the, Quarter Sessions yesterday. Sir John Pope Hennesay is ou hbi Way home or leave of ...

... I-THE POLiTL PISONE. _ _ I The weekly mesting of the Harold': ?? Branch was hald an Sundy in 23 HaMld's cross. Air. W Bren3an, president, was moved to the chair. Also went-lmarsm ellier, Darmnody, Wah, M'Gee, ILar, Devine, Gray, Walli, Kerr, Casalis, Kelly, Devoy, Larkin, O'Heill, 8 Doyle, and C Dempsey, Id Davitt Society; W Kane and P Maagan, ParuneU Society; C Foster, Thomas Brennan Society; ...

... PRESBBYTERIAN NEWS. (Faowi oun ?? coarmsPONDUsT.) The members of the Preibyterian Church and their friends in Dublin have a rich treat befora them this evening. The Rev. J. NY. Whighaul, of Ballinasloe, is fwnouneed to lecture in thePiesbv- terian Asociation Hkoude, 16 Upper Sackville. street, at eifht o'clock, on From Lebanon to Jert~salen. The ?? Land is becoming botecr known uvexy year. ...

... REV. DIR. 'PHILPIN AND MPL W ~~FORSTERw We have received the following letter from the Rtev. P. J. MPhilpin, C.C., at present in Castle- bar:- On yeterday a large battelion of seldienA d police dppeexedin Athenry, for the purpose of ar- resting for as a suspect, and lodging me for roonthoi perbaps me years, in one of her Majesty's jails. To-day I heard by letter of the designs of Mr. Forster, ...

... I THE DUBLIN AND MEATH IATLWAY. Yesterday an adjourned meeting of the ehare- holders in this undertaking w~a held at their offices, 15 Ljower Sackville-street. Mr. Tiosas5 TieEE CEa2Ae, J.P., preAded. After the minutes of the half-yearly meeting of the 28th February were read and signed, The Chairman said he adjourned the meeting of February last as he had reasons owing to ih- portant ...

... I LATEST NEWS I (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Offioe, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. On. the assembling of the house there were Bigus on every hand of the momentous nature of the occasion. Such a crowd of members, who bad been whipped up from all parts of the United Kingdom, and many of them from foreign coun- tries, has hardly been witnessed before within ...

... I ?? I (By . reeman Special Wire.) - ?? LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. V . t Froeen Office. 211 Strand, London, V I Thursday Molming. P Khrtal law, ar something equally objectouable, P id the interpretation put upon 1ir. Forster's utter t abee of Tuesday. I find the news agencies, whose i uhief function seems to be to explain away and 0 contradict *eil-fomnded impresaions, are trying to I ...

... | The dispute which took place recently in Gal- way between the soldiers of the 84th and the 88th Regiments cannot surely have been the re- rult of an old standing animosity beteween the two regimonts? Yet it is a fact that when both regiments wero stationed in Dublin some thirty- five years ago a contest, which threatened to be- come very serious, took place between them, and for several ...

... rBY TELEGRAPH.] A DEPUTATION from those who organised the meet- ing of Americans at Exeter Hall on Monday, in favour of a reprieve of Dr. Lamson on the ground of insanity, waited upon Mr. Mills, the prisoner's solicitor, yesterday, and presented a copy of the resolution to him. The deputation afterwards proceeded to the American Embassy and there obtained the assurance of the American.Minister ...

... 1 I General Garibaldi arrived at Palermo yesterday, I t and was enthnsiastically received. I n A Larnaca telegram states that swarma of C locusts are devastating several par s of Cyprus. The London Mansion House Fund for the relieft of the Jews in Russia now amounts to over sixty- five thousand pounds, A woman was yesterday thrown down a flight a of stairs by an ironmoulder in Belfast and ...

... I I Our correspondents have suppied us vith the! following additional reports of the poor-law elec- tions: tIoJULLINGARP To-day the annual meeting ef the guardians of the above union wan held In the board-room for the purpos, of elaeting a chairman, a vice-chair- man, and a deputy vice-chairman for the ensuing twelve montba. There was a very large attend- ance -f guardians, including a number ...