... ATTACK ON KING WILLIAM'S 1 STATUE. I Yesterday at the City Sessions three young lads named Thomas Seagrave, Patrick Dodden, and James Murphy, were charged before the Recorder with having maliciously damaged the King William Monument in CoUege-green, also the lamps sur- rounding the statue, on the 3rd September last, during the police strike. Mr. J. 0. Byrne and Mr. Walsh, solicitor, ap- peared ...

... IC.NGS'-TOWN AND BRAY INTiELLI- GE';NCE. RATIIDOWN Umuoni-The 2uardiaas of this union held tlieir lveekly ineetiug at the workhouse, Loughllutistovn, yesterday. Sir George H i- iiliu, a-t , cbatirman, pr;sided. There were ilso ?? G Perrin. t 3i Tiill, .1 haulke, iA ?? ll, VW' J Wtili;ihr S Etuckley S ,Lthnaiii J P; M 1 Crowe, J ?? J Perry, J ?? C li 'r'er'sml llreAlin, t liiral], Piatl,J J ' ...

... RATHMI NES SCHOOL COLUMBAIJAN I ' . SOCIETY. i The poultry, pigeon, rabbit, and cage-bird show' in connection with the above society was held yes- terday in the schoolroom of the Rathtmines School, and proved in every way a decided success. The entries nuambered close on 150, being nearly double that of the previous show. The prize list is a li- beral one, but we think it might be improved ...

... I HOME. A Labour and Industrial League meeting will a held at Doon, counts Limerick, next Sunday. The Provost of Trinity College is expected home :olmorrow on his return from the baths of Aix-lea. E ains. Mr. John O'Connor, T.0, was on Monday re- r:rned unopposed ea a member of the Dalkey ro.vn Commissioners. By Dr. Stubbs' promotion to the rank of a snior Fellow Professor Townahend becomes ...

... OPENiNG OP ITTTALE nEW I ' CHCURCH. I (FROM OUR SPEC=&L IWPORTER.) Kiltale, Sunday. The new Church of the Assumption, Kiltale, county Meath, of which the foundation stone was laid about 15 months ago, was dedicated by the Most Rev Dr Nulty to-day and solemnly opened for public worship. The site of the present build- ing and the surrounding land was once church pro. perty, and an old abbey at ...

... PAY THE MEMIBERS. _ _ _ _ ?? e TO THE EUITOF. OF TilE rRY.-1.AN;. Du`-iu6. Oct 20. Sr?.-It h-as been for some time past conceded th3t if s e s-re to ?? an Irish National Party in Parlisiceut it will be necessary to pay themn. Many plaus have been proposed, most of theal pos- F6seing moro or less the elements of practicbility, e but sou fir no defiuite action seusin to have been t- taken. At ...

... I - . I Elle freelltmtzr's J4 auna-l. DUB.IN, THURSD)AY. OCT, 19. Tne articles in the London papers on the subject of the Conference contain little light and less leading. The opening sentence of the Times article may be quoted as a splendid example of the profound ignorance which the typical English journalist brings to the discussion of Irish affairs. The National Conference in ...

... iI x (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Rome. The Right Hon Michtel Morris, Lord Chief Jus- tice of the Common Pleas, and Mrs. Morris, are.j now in Naples, on their way to Athens and Con- etatinopla. The Chief Justiee and Mrs. Morris wve re in Rome last week, and had the honour of a private audience with his Holiness. Mr. George Errington, M.P., is in Rome, and has had several interviews with ...

... MR. CALL&N, M.P., AND MR. I - ODONNELL. ll-P. I~~ ~ _ _ _ I (FROM OUR REPORTER.- Ardee, County Louth, Sunday, bh Mi: Philip Callan, M.P., and M1r. F. H. O'Don- Pi nell, M.P., addressed a metting here to-day. The bi meeting, which swas convened at a meeting of Mr. tt Callan's constituents, was largely attended. t3 Mr. Keogh, R.M., was present during the proceed- re ings, and a polices-constable ...

... ARMA^GH SUJB-CO~srXnssB:o (Fmoat 0CR CORRESPONDENT.) Arnag,b Saturday, Mr. Wylie, B.L.,delivered t-e following, amongst other judSments, to-day- Mrs Norton, landor1 Tenant. 0l10 Rent. litac. Daniel Keatin% ?? . lO 10 0 S . 3 WVm Donaldson, landlord. Felix N'Donald . . l3 n 17 o a Joshua WalterM'Geough Beni, Isaliore. Francis Garvey .. . 5 7 6 4 10 q ihouas Brannigan ?? .. 12 6 lo 1*o Patrick ...

... MESSRS. PR POWER AND LEAMY, ?? AT TRAMIORE. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR REPORTERm ) Waterford, Sunday Evening. To-day a great demonstration in furtherance of the labour movement took place at Tramore. The day was favoured by fine weather. An enormous crowd of representatives of the labouring class attended. Bands and banners lent an additional element of importance to the demonstration, and the ...

... THE MURDER NEAR (AISTLF. I IS.N4D. INQUEST AND VERDIC; (02GrAL %nZoAX) Trales, Wednesday Evening. ra Last evening about half-past five o'clock U: doi another of those foul and brutal murders which to have stained the fair fame of the county of Kerry we was perpetrated at a plac known as Drumoulton, Bu quite close to the village of Scartaglin, and within mo three miles of the town of ...