... X, LONDGt,- N. LL' l rTL. I I~A ii-- I::t .- -1 v' firs en- :, ltIi-'., ?? xoc 'esi- r, NiLTI Er. V- S ?? of ani:iey and ura that Lung - Gh'eiiiral Sttwa'e anud his a-f ~lit ea y rt iai-refsably lifted ?? mutt1 u~i't f afresh vict-n-ry, for- lie te - ,ta I eY of the lend ind toItl~htuiiJ, wits taken, sprettl 101½- 3ove'r, JP itlietrnpohi';. The roorriin' - ?? c .udCi iiti'oii buy, before *1 ...

... TIHE CaUUCIH OF ENGLAND, Bishop Mobcrloy's impending resignsL ion of the 'See of Salisbury cannot take offeet rsntil the con- .clusion oftcertain legal procoeadini instituted in his name ag7ainst a ?? the Church Discipline Act, as, en a vaczancy of the see, thle wvhole. p-oceediaga wolld £all to~tbo ground. T'he suit. will be heard before- Lord .lPenzance on thle 19tl -of nest mouth. It isnrot ...

... DuonrN, Tosms-tAY-The annuatl meeting of the members of thin association was held this after- noon at the Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts- Mr. Win. Fiudlater, M.P., presiding. There were also present-Messrs. Henry S. Mecreedy (vice- ohairman), Henry A. Dillon, Trevor S. L. Over- end, Win. Fry, ju.: IV. K. Clay, Robert Cour- tensy, Henry T. Dix, John Galloway (President Law Society), ...

... - - I iru. NAFAC\ARTNEV ANOi 'Vifi, PrR'3TESTANT I i 1: 1;~; L UIN an 15 I U L ?? I ?? AT a Iargo1ey-attende,1d -1nd( Mrootsccsit o-l meeiting of the bretlivene of~ IMgitigni cbrigige dintr-int anid their lady frierids, litld iii the 'To-n fHat!, Mcgirebripeon Tuesdav Oeveiij'i, Mr. AV. E. Maccrrtnev. 'MAf.l. who pr, 'sibe'i, in -comd -ce I reen! tiolln peote sting ?? itit ] neil t , II ib c ...

... j LAW INTETJLIGENCE. I [el NOTICES-THIS DAY. F[rAOMi THE LEGAL DEATJ lb AIPEAL COURT. in Will not sit, 1S5 VICFi-ClTTANtCETL015 iu 011agan v. Dellewv ?? }town rigg v. l3rownriggs ?? TAXING OrPlICE. R- Mfont romryas ti-sts (1); Bell's est'iti (4i: M'Q)ni; e v. iu 'Q3,,irde ?? Beore Master He:;v ui-a[rrei, trauittS ll); Smithes eslate (I); 1Ecry's estate (5). L.AND JU G'IS. Before Jndge Ornbiry ...

... VRE DY.NAMITE OUTRAGES IN LONDON. TIIP PRRISONIERP PIOTOGRAPHED I QIROMOTION FIO1R ( -ON'cTA3LE'S COLE ANT) (C N. J lUPIIEIZ RIIECAUTIONS. *Losnos, TunarsnAr-T1@jo C~entral News says no dresh facts of importance in connectiotn wvithl the dynamite outrages transpired to-day. The work of cearing away the rubbish hgas been almost cornp!cted in the House of Commloun and West- Tflinster Hall, tsr ...

... DREW UIEMORIAL ?? No. 055. REVS. DR. KANE AND DR. GRAY ON THE RECL:ENT IIOSPITAL6 MEETING. T,AqrT nigit tibe stsnial sotir-e in eonnrsrtirnl with tire Ubove lodge ?? ?? iin fil 1 heW Atle rrI1 al Pclhoohloqtit. ''i'rere we-i a very large attendantce. sod tire proceedings. were of ai: enthusiastic eharacter. The chair was occupied by the Pev. Dr. Kntie, Grand Master for Belfast. The CIrAIIUrAN ...

... *I I ILLING A MAD CAPTAIN. I LONDON, TrrerrsiAv.-The Press Association's Plymouth correspondent telegrapbs'l'he barque Wellington, from Havre, was towed up the River Yealin to-day, the captain (Armstronig) besing, dead and three men injured. The report at first circulated, that there hld been aL mnutiny at sea, proves to be unfounded. Captain Armstrong, while in a state of delirium, shot the ...

... TlHE ATIifAGHrI UNTT12D I YOUNG MH'N S SOCIETL. I ?? I T Arx. t, FPmLY Nwirr.-.kt *ho meceting of the Young AMen's Socitety in the Protestant Hall here to-night-Mr. P. Parley presiding--- heo secreatry. Mr. John Pillow, read thlxe wiinotes of the previous reet-ing. Mr. CG BaIOrUT objected to the mixiitos being s-iged until a re,;linoll he haid moved at tile las't meetinlg be adcdod to them. ...

... - ?? - - l [BY OUR SPECIAL WIREJ. NEws-LETTma OsPcCE, 169, ?? SiTcer., LuirrON, E.G. Tnocsat~oiuroSix O'clock. THE FIGHTING' NTEAR ?? E'tale spce.cs~sOT IN or ma n11t NvaMETrr.ws-ru,ITANOkiry 209.-Ocr little forse, sadfly reduced in numbers sinice it olet Galkdul, has safely arriver(] here, and is now erntrewehe~l tw-,o or three miles above M:--temnneb, thle objective peoilt of Our last in ...

... THE INEW BISHOP OF LONDON. Lo:DooS, TUDISDAY.-Tlie Press Association is authorited to state that the Right Rev, Dr. Temple, Bishop of Exeter, was this morning offered, and has accepted, the Bishopric of London. 'Men of the Time' contvins the following reference to his Lordship:- Temple, the Right Rev. Frederick, D.D., Bishop of Exeter, sot of an officer in the army, born Nov. 80,1821, was ...

... - METiROPniI2PTjTl lij GIOSSI. 1 ari(A It wpi-ay came out at theI dackciy ief ore trho news of th aria tic' -~ ~ ~ rif or'tpici of conversation to allow of -NitI;rc roc- ivi-to a very D.irge n ?? ?? ihowv front being a aj in ;uiztr ?? for beauty ?? c-n-n.andby the intcas- ?? ' oi-erii.na.rinj eras jthn'e- -l t-hci wI into thle polition Of a 1ne VtJ'1 long and ve2ry l ~1c ?? .ttZ el 2el to ...