... 'Zht R t; aeman'lf carnal [ DUBLIN: SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 1388. . _- . _ . _ I W. PAR'-%LL last night moved the adjourxn- mene of the debate on the Address in realv to the Speech from the Throne. He will himself move an ame dment to the Address as follows- To represent to her Majesty that the operation of the Irish legislation 'of last Session which was of an ameliorative character has tended ...

... T.wHE; ERRO. EAN SITUATIOYN. | ($..CTAL TE.LEGRAM&. : . : ?? --7:Paris, Monday Afternoo. . In the- Chamber to-day, onM the debate on-the I Budget, BishopPrepoel inade a vehement speech in defence of t6he Frenchcohlo1ial ?? :East. France, he said, was able to put into line two million armeed- men, and was able to wrestle, it did -not matter with what' nation. The defeat in 1870 was a puce ...

... 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 ...

... | THE ATIONA L:B TJNG HOSPITAL. ; 'Yesterdaythe third anngual mneeting the on- tribixtors jof the above' hospital. was hela at tih Hopital, 32 Holles-street. Alderman Serant, -as e 'tc s for ?? WMayor, Krpresided. Amongs~atthose present were- :Rev 'A Plunletit, Rev. Father.O'Maey, Wm .Find. later, a J Lombard, M1rs Browne, Mrr and Mrs Escon. Dr-nna Mrs Bce, Mrs M'Clean, -Mrs Meldon, -MA MWee, ...

... SI'R MIOAEL- -HWS;-BACH IREFORM-G Oir' ;: -V. *ESTABLJSFED, CHURCH HOUSE Or LORDS. (PRESS ASSQQILTlON TESGRAX.) :Bristol, donoay Night. To-night Sir Michael liokseh, MiP. at- tended the annual' 4iner-of . she St Augustine's Branch of the Bristol Workinogaen's Conservative 1 Association at tile Royal Satel, ZrAis3 o In the course of his: ?? to' the toast of The Conservative leadete, Sir ...

... LO -DD, C _RESPO - _;NC (BY RoRRERfAN SPZCIAL WIR i .- (FRom OUR OWTN CORRESPNflfl) Freamn Office, 211 Strand, Loadon, MoPday Morning. The events of the opening week .f the session both in and out of Parliament have unquestion- ably given the Government a rough shalke The, victory of Mr. Buchinan in West Edinburgh is one the immense importance and significance l of which the Tories find it ...

... .CIONR RECORW. - 1~u ?? S I, On the 2WtinUs5 we pu ie e itof.~eeuin ?? 6rte CorinAtfr eactment. uD :o that dati, setting forth in each case tha locaity, names, charges, deciding. tribunal, and result. We intend to publish farthsriis tenmdeoult'in the same manner, so tht iour~read~en m~ay see,.how faithfully or. Blfosir's0-resident. :iagsraateare doing. their businesi. The, ?? given below ...

... ETH SNOW STOR. 1 _ _ . ?? London, Tdesday. A gale from the north-east raed with great hury off the north coast of Kent during the At Sheerneem the tide rose this morning to an, ;nusual height. A barge foundered at the estuary of the Med way, Ind the crew took to their boatand rowed towards I grain boat. Whether they reached land is as 7et uncertain. The crew sf another barge were rescued by ...

... I Yesterday in the Queen's B1ench Division Num- . ber 2, before Mlr. Justice Holmes, the case of Hart v Sinclair was calded. The action is brought , by MrsErnest Hart, of London, thoewife of Dr Ernest flart, the editor of the British Mediaol Jorrncal,against Mr. Samuel Sinclair. J P, D L, a gentleman ef large property in the North of lreland, and ?? Sheriff of Donegal. The action is for libel, ...

... THE LAND COAMISSION AND' TIME COUNTY W=FAiND. aEK EDITOi OF THE FRUELAN. Wexfiod, iths February. DEAR SIR-A fortnight ago I wrote on asia: of the leaseholders and teann. fa-meos cf the county Wesford, complaining that the Lard Com- mission had not appointed a dav ftr -ce iinof fair rents in this county under tne Land Acm of 1281 and 1SS7. Since then a r'uatber or our public boards have ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE CONVICTED IRISH HLEMBERS LONDON, WnDN ?? to a rumour current to-day the matters of importance re- ferred to in the Conservative whip will include the consideration of the parliamentary position of the Irish members convicted under the Crimes Act. It is reported that before the moving of the Address in reply to the Queen's Speech a motion will be t made on behalf of ...

... AN IM.PORTANT INVESTIGATION. A ?? Dublin journal, hsving heard so much said both in the Irish and En lish Press in favour of - mndleri'nl Oil. rietermwjined to investigate' thu .master themselves. by personal interviews with peoplo w ho had use d it, in order to learn whether or nut one.half that v-as said, of its magieal power was ruct, or whether it was one of those gihrantio adviertising ...