... *g LIvERPOOL DIOCESA.Ni FINANCE art a-I IIs ASSOCIATION1. he 'eanuleeigothab-esocainwsOf ge held yesterday in the Diocesan Rooms, Lord- me street, when the chair was. taken-by the Bishop of a in Liverpool (Dr. RyleN. Ther6-were alsopresentthe WC As Yen. Archdeacon Letroy, C-anons Warr, Byre,_ on Hopwood Pearhyn, and Livingstone; the Revs. arc lip J. H. Honeyburne thonorary secretary), H. S. ha ...

... MR. JOHlN BRIGRT I1868 * AND .1888. . TEn BIOS OF tHE AVRL'OOl MnURT. Gentlemon,-NrsMae ERilislm-a or Scotsman is in favour-of the repeat-of ti IUnion, or anythingR tending towards that cahity, and yet we tid ?? Mr. Bright and the'self-atyed UT:nioniatt yelpina santv on this i and maintain that this iH the ohbet w:IcA tboe . who now differ from them have in -view, Order ?? yet come out of the ...

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... I ARAETH Y FRENHINES. (GYDA'R PELLEB YE). AE agoriad y senedd heddyw (dydd Ian), darllenwyd Araeth y Frenhines gan yr Arglwydd Gangliell' dd, fel y canlyn:- FIY ARGLWYDDI A BONEDMaION, Yr wyf yn parhau i dderbyn oddi wrth yr hol. alluoedd eraill y sicrwydd inwyaf calonog o'n teimil- adau cyfeillgar, yn gystal ag o'n dymuniad ?? am gadwraeth yr heddwch trwvy y byd. Y mae fy swyddogion, mewn ...

... ARAkETH FAWR Y TYWYSOG BISMARC. C YR ydym mown colofn arall wedi cyfeirio yn fyr at 1 yr araeth fawr a draddadwyd gan Ganghellydd i ymuerodraeth yr Almaen prydnawn ddydd LluI diweddaf. Ysgatfydd y cyfeiliornem pe dywedem,; . fad y disgwyliad am yr arawd hon, nid yn unig yn f yr Almaen ei hue, ond yn Mhrydain, a thrwy holl s Ewrop, yn angerddol Yn chwanegol at y ffaith a mai y Tywysog BISMARC ...

... (By Old Stager.) The representative team of Welsh Rugby Football players that on Saturday last encountered Scotland gained a great victory-two victories, in fact. In the fir-t place, they defeated our friends the enemy from the land of brown heath and shaggy wood, and in the second place-and per- haps 'twas a more famous victory still—they con- quered the editor of the Cardiff Times. Hitherto ...

... DESECRATION IN PEMBROKE- SHIRE. Indignation Meeting at Mynachlogddu, A meeting has bees heidt Mthe British School, Mynachlogddu, for the purpose of protesting against the work which is at present being carried on in the gravayard of tiie parish church. It Beems that the Dean of St David's desires to hava a chancel added to the present structure. III order that this should be accomplished, a ...

... AT the weekly meeting of this society, hold on Thursday evening in the Bethel, Sandy Row, there was a debate oln Whether the liberty of the Press should be restricted. Mr. Francis Maginn presided. Messrs. Rudadock and Moore thought iti should be, while Messrs. M1 'Kinley and Curran de- fended the negative side of the question. The judges decided in favour of the former. Mr. Rodigers then ...

... IULSTERI INTELLIGENCE, PROM OUR CORRLESPONDENTS. CONCERT IN CARRICKFERGUS.-On Thursday evening a vocal and instrumental concert was given by Mr. George Nelson. bandmester of the 2nd Brigade North Irish Division Roval Artillery, and tne members of his family in thj Albert Hall, which was well filled with an appreciative an- dience. MILITARY ENTEIRTAINMILENTS AT OMAcGn.-Two grand Military ...

... '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 ...

... a d FRosc The DLklin Express. y Sergeant Jeremiah Alaher, of the Ardcath Royal e Irish Constabulary, Garristown, co. Dublin, wrice - - I have much pleasure in informing you that my Le friend, Mr. Thomas Hand, who has been a great sufferer from rheumatism in the back and joints for 6Sthe last four years, during which time he has em. ployed many different methods of treatment, but obtained no ...

... Birmingham is to have a new general post office. IIt is expected that the Forth Bridge will be corn r pleted by Octooer next year. The average age of patients under the Habitual : Drunkards' Ace is 37. Small-pox shows little signs of decrease in Bristol. The dividend of Guinnesq and Co., the great Dublin brewers, has been declared at 14 ner cent. Windsor has now, thanks in a degree to Princess ...