... 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 ...

... TO-NN HOLDINGS. ii, iy - 0 *j TO ?? SOrD -S OF THa LVThOOt KXRO1WY. fi .s. (entlemen,-The intricacies of our land system si ed have involved us in a series of vexatious complica- I 3r tions, and one of the moast difficult problems before tl usy us is how to rectify the evils which have been be created by the present method of granting leases O0 i for various terms of years, one of the ...

... l MADAME MARIE ROZEV AT THE I .| ROYAL INFIRIARY. i Y Yesterday afternoon, Madame Marie Roze a visited the patients at the Royal ITfirnary, s As=hton-street, and, after distributing a great k number of cut flowers amongst the occupants of s the various wards and toys amonust the children, . she entertained them in No. 4 Ward by singing 1 several songs. Although no strangers were , admitted. ...

... I ECCLESIASTICAL - INE I E - - ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGEN |, ! - . . I La P'EPEEMENTS AND APPOIRNTMENS. :t Alcock, Rev. Johm Pg. jiu., KA.; recteeof C=.y0gd, a- Kent. E ByldoN Rev. I W.. WL&, of Pa#tr, Mq-of Low Toynton, Lincolmnhlie. Brtaneld2 Rev. W. A., pitcipai of St. Fal's xioa | ~4 Eoas4EvrB ; prb_ ty oi Neirlh Sej i Cooper, ReL T. J., var f DAlseD, Cabl ad, j. honray canon o Cerlal c s ...

... r . oitla-ueonu0.- D:Roet' Jo6ii ?? oifth ou. 2,ort Visfo'9t4I ?? on TubedayatStho, aged 76. O hebonuses' poiea. by Mesare. Bas anld i Co. to their employ6,t ero distributed on Saturday and Monday; the totai~imoint be~ng abont £12,000. ho The-office of Olosk f the Petty BMV'; w~orth hs -~P800.yoarly isrondo.eavacsut by the death o.Ir Acbldugra ,~iiVatlled the pos fo an' na The Tbheatre 'tshu ? ...

... A WEEK-END: IN- REMUM D city By Ax LIvcOMnear Touwis T tit. The present is hardly a seRon. one would - select for' a trip from Liverpool to the other- I side of the Green Isle, and it does not very fre- xx ueltly fall to the loat of such as arm no *m ?? business to cary them backwards and pi rw forwards, to gain experience of Ireland and the Cl .ken Irish iu the depths of winter. And fat let ...

... THE LIVERPOOL CANCERb HOSPrT-AL. The animal meeting of the nborbers to the Liverpool Hospital fo'r Cancer and Skin Diseases, Myrtle-street, was held yesterday in the Town Hall. under the presidency of the Mayor of Liver- pool (Mr. T. W. Oakatnottj, when there was a good attendance. . Mr. A. N. TsAoBr (honoray. secretary) read E the annual report, in which it was stated that tbe . snumber of ...

... On Thursday evening, Professor Carey, M.A.1 of Liverpool University College, lectured in the Mu 3Inseum Budlding, Wi 11am Brown-stress, to the . Liverpool Scicence Club, on astrology. There was a large audience, The lecturer pointed out the important position occupied by astrology in the an~cient world, when it was identified with religion, a and was regarde as deciding the destiny o1 man- e ...

... c ant b ic. .The blzzaai-. held lastd wA k in oonnetiO y with St. Battholoimew's, Sairord, realiisead 20. .The Peev. Thonmes Rae,' of! R~adnjor~st1eet BE Wesleyan oirenit, Manchoster, hns ?? nod an¶itR' tion to join the Hartlepool eiretit iu September nest. Ct The friends of the LAever-siree Sunday sobool for children of all denominations are proposi ig toh id elial servioes to oelebrate the ...

... MINOR pv wTQLI PRAOTIOAL i!TElS. ADMINISTERING MEEDICINE$ TQ. DOGS. Many medicines for dogs can bi administered in their food, and when this is the oase s oeat deal of trouble is saved to the owner, and ?? large amount of alarm'an'd&irri'tation tD-the'soimual- For instance, cod liver o1,' caitor' Sud dlite oil, Fovle'?a aolutfioi of arsemo', and': iany- of thb po dera; Dan be mixed withl ...

... jOUR LONDON ORRESPONDENCE t I ' } 'M ?? , - -CO I; - LONDON, T DAY Niena. . 0g Sir Michael Hicks-Beah is again a member -9 of the Cabinet He is at this moment President a dd of the Board of Trade. He to-day communi- E cated his..accetance of the office, and his re appointuent has already received the approval ti ng of the Queen. Less than usual are his special on qpficationg for his ...