... Application was made by Mr. Healy, MY:P., in t the Queen's Bench Division, Iublin, yesterday, I that Mr. Gilbooly, M.P., whose trial is fixed for a March 2nd, be admitted to bail. The court could s not entertain the motion without notice to the Crown. The application will be repeatedito-day. The trial of the Rev. Daniel Stephens, charged t with inciting to criminal conspiracy, was resumetd. I ...

... 1ERT-AL PAR moro A 'Mr A a son A n TUESDAY, FEBRUAIM 14. ?? LEADING INCIDENf i HOUSE OF COnMONS, TUzAY NiGhT, nG The question of meeting so -morrow, Ash n Wednesdy, at two O'cl10k, instead of the usual b3 Wednesday hour of twelve o'clock, did not give of rise to any debate this afternoon, MrCr.ae sayiI he would not move any amendment in order to at ease the time of the Hous The motion was wv ...

... 1 Analysis of births and deaths registered in Bristol during the week ended Saturday, February 11, 1886:- Total births . 105 Bate per 1000 per annum of births .. 3800 >, Total deaths 77 t Bate of mortality per 1000 per annum .. 17,7 1; Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases .. 138 Died aged GO and upward . . 80 Under one year old .. . . 19 Of fever . . 0 Snllpo . .. . 1 Scerict fever. .1 ...

... LORD BRA?SEY'S IMPRESSIOI*?S O? AU8TBA2LIA. ?? ,s last oveniugatth ?? LordBrasseydelivered W! n leoture upou bbsi Re~cent Impress one inx Australia.; Lord Dunraveu n seeided, arid there was an ?? *4 large gathering. (An the platform were several Agents- j t General aurid othc ner soor 1 malrk representing our Colo- th nies. Lord Brensr.ly said he. proposed to deal mainly ij with thoprospeot2 ...

... IREILA?ND. * WI. BLUNT'S ACTION. ?? brought by Mr. Wilirid Blunagsatfi. Brnedisiioralsneisteate, wae yesterday resumied iu Dubtin. The flrst wvitness called !wYas Edwzard W~helan, u boycotted cavotal;or eu Lord Claur~iClOnlO'B etatO, who doporsd that oa his Ifathor'n deathl, iu May, iS18B, the s'unerel had to tako | lace at fien the morningt by the light of lampos. I Vstansel and policeman ...

... I Corn.. war?ta. Su?r? zeso1utiou?, each the proo I posit?io*i of ? op?uitative body of buainesa men somewhere or other in the Urnited l~ingdom, will be sub- mitthd £or the consideration of the Maccia- tion of Chamers o2 (lorasee which ese to-nmorrow, Wednesday, and ¶thuljsday. In the disposal .of thi ean amount. of worr thie iun . of business siting *at the }Idtel tro- poo gildubtiess sot a. ...

... NATURE AND So Avr ?? T,_ Z Mc. ?? ?? has ?? structed at a Paris foundry. Its busilt been tthat it will realise au approsxiute u prere wmles au hour. Pd 01 THA acclinlatisation of the so.called i c can trout in Norwegian waters has beefy successful. Attermiptis are 'lnow about to I t , to acclillatise black bass obtained fr Re THu strict preservation of the eider fil tsthe south-east coast of ...

... M. TIRA1W AND TcYNQ?3IN. JULES SIMON ON PHILOSOPHYC AND R:ELIGIO.N. (FaoM ours owN Coztassroswzxr.) PAsnS, Tuesday. The Ministry has had a narrow escape from a break- up on tho Tonquin question, which is the swvord of Damocels held over the head of all Governments. Whether they like it or not, however, the French cannot free themselves froma thoir new responsibilities in the East. It is not a ...

... LATEST FO REIGN ; .O.P>'ITAXED XNDIAL (.l'hroglgh the Iscdials National Tslegrephio Union.) . BOMBAY Wednesday.-The new taxes to be i 6po8sd by the Govebrmeant of Irdiasro exciting widespread dissatisfi~ction. The salt duty, enhanced 400 per cent,, will press hard upon the poorer classes which make up the mass of the population. The tinaucial straits ofthe Govern- . ment are due to the ...

... UI i ; 'l Y, F.lR W.Y 16, lSS3. ?? 3- -ERA V16 S I o-HUIATLATiN AT EST1A 1 STER. IF we ?? to blave all English Session we C1 s'eU owe it to I3r G.LADSTONE alnd to Mr i PlIt 5.)ne vweek has already told its a ?? tad io fiv thero lhts been the very ny ererse I aid front the sopporters of tile tl Ermutire Gouerunweit. From Mr BA.LI- y? rt, fist of the epoalcors in support tI pi Vie Adllresq, to ...

... MNLARGINALtIA. EARNING A LIVING. Not irany people would liks to scppors a family of nine on nine shillings a Week; but suchi is -the depti) ot poverty to which some of the laboaring lasses have 8unk teat that is not considered icsntoesible. The revelations of the condi- tion of tbe poor in London are not al)ways hlieved, but for the following case theze Is ie atsthositv of sworn evidence. The ...

... FEBRLULARY iNOTES. There is no more interesting month in the year than Feblusry, when the lengthening Jays suggest the awaken- ing of the year. Candlemas is past, which is saying that so is the time for the planting of trees, for with i. creasing sunlight comes the rising of the sap, and woodimen and nurserymen say that they will warrant the growth of rearly every tree they plant between ...