... TfHE GAELIC INVADERS OF AMERICA. ARRIVAL AT QUEENSTOWN YESTER. DAY. Queenstown, Thursday. The City of Rome, with the Gaelic Team on board, did not arrive here until daylight this rmorn'uzg. The delay occasioned to hei was not solely attributable to the strong east wind which she experienced, but to a slight disarrangement ,of her machinery, which caused the big liner to Stop in mid-ocean for ...

... , THE KATIONKAL LIBERAL [i F FMERLATION. - I ?? t~ |Birmin-gham, W ednesday.- B es annual Conference of the National Liberal Federation wasi resumed at Birmingham to-day. There was again a ful attendance of delegates. :!Sir J ,Kitson presided, and amongst those on the, 1 platform2 were- Sir WH Hacourt, Sir George Trevelyan, Lord Ripon [j Lora Aberdeen, Lord apenoer, Mr Childers, Mr Mun- delta, ...

... In connection with the Police Conr': ca-e Henry Gelling and his wife Margale. vi. ?? charged with stealing a valuable ring, ?? facts of which will be found in anroter ?? Detective-Officer Dunne, iwh. inlve- , 'i is. matter, made yesterday a very blg find o. sapposed to be stolen property. henr G. a vantilan in the emplovinen: ot 71r BC Smyth, of South Anne street, and he re-srd rooms in the ...

... I 'Rourlial. ,- .. --l- ?? ?? ?? I DUBLIN FRIDAY. NOV. 8o0 188S. I TLin: beat proof of the great effect of -,r. Giad- stone's Birmingham campaign is thaat it has compelled Lord Salisbury to make an imita- tion trip tu Mid-Lothia:n. But what a con- trast between the triaumphal ovation to the great Liberal Leader in the Cave of back-! sliding Ptadicalisnm, and the hollow reception i to the ...

... COER CION IN I-'ELAND. THE CLONGOREY PROSECUTIONS. Naas. Thursday. This morning at eleven o'clock Messrs Vlessy| Fitzgerald and G D) Mercer, R M1's, resumed the -hearing of the charge of unlawiul assemblly ;le- C ferred against Messrs J Maloue,CT C, Newbridge: E 3I Hurley, solicitor; M Gogarty, J P Nanuetti, a Patrick Murphy, Luke M'Guinness. PaLtrickl| Boughall. M Kavanagh, John Gordou, V ...

... : MONTE'S M:IND OF REV. MOTHER X, JOSEPH CROKE. I ?? The Month's Mind of Mother Joseph Croke, late Saperioress of the Convent of Mercy, Charle- ville, and Sister of the Archbishop of Cashel, took place yesterday at Charleville in presence of a very large and, distinguished eccleeiastical gathering. The Office and Solemn Re.quiem Maas was sung in the beautiful convent chapel, which was ?? in ...

... MISCELLASNEOUS ITI'EMS. Mr. BalL cur has almost recover ed his normal health. A, West Bromwich publii:as yesterday fined I 15 for permnittinc: bec-irg, on his ?? £ITe Ducl ess rt f Sutherland died at Stafford HEuse, St Jasres's. London, on Satarday night. l'e-resentatives of tire Southo' Wales coal miners met at~z erdare yesterday and decided to ask an I advanoe of v'ages.- New-s h:rs reached ...

... Jagl IUThOUB$ OF AN CERTARY i X . HOOL. ,.In the January number of Longmans' Efagazine l Mr. if J Barker writes his first instalkent of his e-perien ces in elementarv schools. Upon asking I r ior the femirnie.of hero he got sheroforthe ' answer. One of her Majesty's inspectors led the 'class on from lion and lioness, marquis , and marchioneis, to Dutebman, when he was told -that ...

... IPA--R.LIAM E NT.1 (BlY FMREEA* SPR& WIRB AND ORDINARY TELZGRAPML) It HOUSE OF LORD-S-YESTERDAY. Thi LOan CRANOELLOR took his seat on the Le woelac iat a&quarster past 4 o'clock. THE RE3FORM OF THE HOUSE. Lord STRATHEDEN gave notice of an amend- rument to Lord Rosebery's mOtiOD, in the form of le the House of Lords, that z Royal Commission If should be appeintd t inquire and report whether a ...

... I- BOYCTTI-NG EXTRA- - -ORDINYs. 0 ? r -1 _j d -THE PROTESTANT INCUMBENT AND , THE HOME RULE PROFSS OR. Ld TTHE XDITOI OF TIEM FREZAN. i - . IKingstewn, Co, Dublin, Feb' 25. le S-'The boycotting of these who wish a. e rational: settlement of the Irish question.-4in i . conformity wi the ?? onaly-sxpretsed w). wishes of the Irsh people, and vith supreme re. s ga-rdto the unity of the Britsh ...

... i X THfE MaONTHA. October. 1qS8. London: Burns and Oates. Trhce October number of Tlh%350ntk is avery good one. The first article is on The Missionary Crusade in Africa, having special reference to the Niger territories, and is from the accom- Yiished pen of Sir James Marshall, C x G, than whom, perhaps, there exists on such a subject no more competent authority. Lady Herbert, of Lea, ...

... IiIGI SHELiFFS FPuit l tj. 'Tlhe following are the narme 03 Se of I oeln returued by the Judges tt AzS ise ,Ot k which -seleetins nre tc be :na'le, to t the oive of :&gh Sller;ffduriLg ?? u':t Tea: ?? ne ?? fthi. . obora; itt; ascr FKiZsta-n Bnze,.n i'.:art eny 1: r.- I ioy P5rk. Bucks, Ingl.td-; Wvill a i-hsr, 1- . M :- liner Lodge, lire.,. anv b. '.t..u.iniu; ?? AastLnIm ('oUN M-1enry ...