... (Faom ourt CORRESONDZNT.) l This evening the distribution of certificates to the pupils of Hardwicke-street Schools will take place in the Sackville Hall. Selections of music will be rendered by the children and friends, and the Rev Dr Tisdall has kindly consented to give readings. Tea will be served from a quarter to seven to half-past seven o'clock. The chair will be taken at half-past seven ...

... I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .- E THE TRADIS NISTO COXNG1EMS. _ ~ _ (E? TRXGRAPE.) Southport, Saturday Evening. ,*The 'tdes ?? Congress met again this .torninig. Mr. Juggina (Darlaawn) tmvred- Tbat the Patlim ntary Committee be in- .aftd to Uee their best exertions to n- introduce ths Factory and Workshops AmendI I meat Bil cat I18, rating to the employmzent of female children under 14 years of age at ...

... TLTE IRISH CATTLE TRADE ASSOCATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE !'rBEyAX. Oldeastle, Sent It. SIR-In vour able article in this da'vs Frceman on the meeting of the United Irish Cattle Trade Association you justly remark that there seemed to be a great diversity of opinion among those rn- sembied as to the best means of promoting the in- tcrests of the cattle trade of Ireland. It was an es-traordinary ...

... ] Yesterday the weekly meeting of the guardians 'oi the South Dublin Unioln was held at the board- room, James's-street. Mr. T F Caldbeck, J P, iin the chair. i The other guardians present were:- Captain R Boyd, Michael Flanagam, T C; Henry Fitz- gibbon, N D, J P; John M'Call, Win D Handock, J P; Samuel Bewley, J P; W G R F Godley, J P; Lambern J Jones, T C ; Robert Sexton, T C, J P; James F ...

... I UBI P OF D>THE> I ARCHBISHOP OF LRa PRBSEXNTATION OF AN AfDDR ar7 THE CAIL MEMORIAL &y an address of congratuiatij0 v.- .ented to the Moat Rev DrWalsh, Lord ; of Dublin, by the Cahill Memorisl Co3. . tke Archiepiscopal residence, ?? The deputation consisted of- John O'Connor, Lord Mayor: Joxeph lD Fagan, Patrck Cahill. Joseph M sar. p J T C, Bigh Sheriff; William Meagb.r Mp i, Nihsel Crooke, ...

... is HOME. A vacaney for an Inspector of National Schoole is announced. C It is stated that Captain M'Calmont, CB, has z accepted an invitation to contest South Derry as vi a loyalist. - A Cork telegram states that two servants of b Mr. Batemnza, county Cork, were fired at on Thursday evening, but escaped unhurt. The Cunard liner Etruria arrived at Queens- ig town vesterday, having made the ...

... ~ MR. J'P.N IN. THE t - NORTH. :h (TELE tMN FRom OUR COR=TOX0ENT.) Londonderry, Friday. To-night the 31aiden CityKwas the scene of one of the largest National demoastrations ever held in the North of Irkiand Mr. Healy, M1 P sad, ;Mr. Deasy, M P, arrived Jn the city at four. o'clock this evening from Dubin, but by special request there was no procession or other de. |onstration in the streets ...

... LORD PLUNKET AND HIS LA- BOURERS. I TO TRE EDIT-OR OF THE FREEMAN. Bray National Registration Association Committee Rooms, Sep 25. DEAR Sim-Under the above heading in your issue of to-day Lord Plunket questions the ac- curacy of a statement made by Mr, Healy, Al P, at a recent meeting of the National League con- cerning the di-smissal of Michael Toole from his lordship's service for the ...

... ?? T 'ARUAME '1TAR REYISION !B DIVE ISI OF DUBLIN. Yester t1 o teleosing Baisters for the four Pariainentary ?? y 1 -r. 3Ferguson, Q C; Mn Riehiad Adams, -r. O'grdsz, Q; C; MnBetehQ 0 M3r !FIitZ: { then, Q C, ad Mr. N ?? atefour ?? to revise the registers and the lists of !ztcaimnts. -:kinteret s -ereth I sperintdnded generally, as on tie ?? ayti- by8 Mi- Harri3gto, UP, ini addition to t ee ...

... 'OF IM.B . T . ~ 7w sem:tbi1* 610 s~bagay 'for HwA W a9 , ld bigd Use Toosk of aa, i i ; £ ~ ~Anut 30M+-1 Oer V in the left sbonf =I = =fi doctors and =myretmedIes adrtesed ro Qrre withot any benefit, hot viz;obtabnedt auin acquaintance of mine a ?? suc~alpiedwih rnumism - MP sarltthati-azared. Anotber, lwhich done the -mdnesseffeeboalry remviet tepahimns sob thalan chruytestify a to the i ...

... Interesting additions by purchase and presenta- tion have recently taken place to the coflectico in the National Gallery. The purchased pictures were obtained in London by the director, Mr. H E Doyle, C B, and of these the follovwing are the principal-A fine Ecce Homo by Titianu. This example of the great master must be between three and four hundred years old. It of course has suffered ...

... I THE AACHBISHOP OF DUBLIN IN_ i I . E KILCULLEN. I i ; jREJOICINGS AND CONGRATU- LATIONS. (FROM OUR FPECIAL REPORTEB) Kilcul!en, Sunday. I ThC first visit that his Grace the Most Rev Dr W'Walsh has made to any partof the archdiocese, out- Iside the metropolitan circle, took place on Satur- lday, *hen he was received by the priests and people of kilcullen with a loyalty and enthusiasm , that ...