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... LABOURERS' DEMONSTRATHO.il (rFROM OtR REPORTER.) Baltinglass, Sunday. A demonstration on behalf of the labourers, under the auspices of the Labour League, was held here to-day. The attendance was large. A depu- tation attended from Hollywood, accompanied by a band. Among those present were- messrs George O'Toole, M'Grath, representative of the Labour League; Lalor, J P Whelan, T Md'Guirk, Jas ...

... ITIlEk MOST REV. DR. CROKE At DRANGAN. I On Sunday evening his Grace Dr. Croke arrived in Draigan for the purpose of holding hie visits. tion of the pariah. The people turned out in id ninnense crowds, not only from Drangan and | Clooneen but from the surrounding parishes, to give his Grace'a welcome. it would have been a very enthusiastic one but owing to the gloom still on Is- the minds of ...

... BELFA8T WATER BOARD. Tim fortnightly meeting of this Board was held yesterday-Mr. Samuel KeStley (vice-chairman) presiding. The Commissioners present were-, Messrs. Thomas Gaiffikin, Robert Dunlop, Willianj Carlile, Edward Wethered, John Moffett, Johij Forsythe, George Tate, and James Colligan. The ScOR10TADY (Mr. MINeill) read the minuteg of last meeting, which were confirmed. FIXANOE ...

... IRISH POLICY OF TlE GOVERNMIENT. THE NEW DEPARTURE. thr mir RELSIGNATION OF MR. FORSTER. and Ga4 RELEASE OF THE IRISH MEMBERS. Ha Cal . LONDON, TUESnDAY Nxoar.-Considerable sensa- It i tion has been caused through 'the statements fev thle mhade by Earl Granville and Mr. Gladstone to. to . night announcing that Mr. Forster had resigned. the This step is taken in consequence of the Govern- ...

... As already mentioned, there was laid upon the table of the House of Lords on Friday evening the report of the select committee appointed to inquire into the working of recent legislation in reference to land in Ireland and its effect upon the condition of the country. The committee state at the outset that they 1 have not yet com- pleted their inquiry into the matters referred to them ; but ...

... THEE DISCOVERY OF RidAN 1EIIS IN JOHN STREET. CoNsonEMsABL sensation has been caused by the discovery-on the site of some yards attached to houses which formerly formed a portion of John Street--of a number of human skeletons. More thar one antiquarian has been attracted to the spot to give his theory regarding their presence, and thousands of people yesterday witnessed the unearthing of each ...

... ccr.o i OUR owN CORIUMSPONDrNT.] Loswox, SAT1J11DAY. dSrE doctors in town and country are all up in arms against the manner in which Mr. Gladstone proposes to increase the tax on their carriages. They say that it is especially hard that, while the shopl-eepcrs in the towns Who are making far larger incomes than they, have no carriage duty to pay for the vehicles used in their busi- ness, the ...

... THE COURT. Her Majesty's first State ball at Buoloigham Palace is fixed for the 17th of May,'aud the first State concert for the 26th May. THF PEIVY COINOMh. A meeting of the' Privy Council was held on Friday, in the Council Chamber, Dublin Castle. There were ?? Excellency ?? Lieutenant, ?? the Right Hon. the Lord COaucellor, the Right 'Hon. the Lord Chief Justice' of the Common Pleas, the ...

... ARCHIDEACON REICHEL IN BELFAST. SEBKONS IN ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH.SC Yrsmnamy, in St. Andrew's Church, Belfast,4tbe tLI venerable C. P. Reichel, D.D., Archdeacon' 4 h Meath, preached the anniversary -sermons on Cl behalf of the building debt on St. Andrew's A Schools, which now stands at £125. In the w evening, preaching from Isaiah xxi. 11, 12, Arch- cl deacon Reichel, in the course of his ...

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... I| E ICTIO S IN DONEGAL. TO PR EDITOR OF TZ E gers, Co the __ Conmnv, A,,r;l 2' thre a S I am compelled =ucl aaist ef mail space in your journal to ?? t truth of some ?? made bv r .u a e re- letter, in rerly to a eerious atttace; Irem ?? J on John Loughrey, of Dunnmily. Icnv ro of 22nd there are two letters repeating re r thf charges of inaccuracy of g.to-neni faced ,ight firset letter cuy ...