... , bllttS istaL i DUBLIN: THURSDAY, OcT. 11, 18S8. I .- Tnx' Executive Committee formed for the promotion of the National Indemnity Fund address the Irish people through ourcolutuns to-day in a few practical and stirring sen- tences which put the, issues clearly and for- cibly before the public. On the 22nd instant the Commission of Ernglish Judges, selected by men whose political existence ...

... i ;. ETIN, 0P , id? I SS l 1; t ., IS .OP - ' ?? meetig oflthe E)Lcepal i}oard. ofl ay- nooth College aesterdy ii -Holy Cross GollegefChitoliffe. A; ftr the transaction of college business, tbeir l oerdships took into consideration several 'Matters 'of general ecclesiastimcal iterest. Subseouentita meeting ?? thei Episcopal Ea- i cation Committee was held in St Patrick's Col- I lege, ...

... A WAR C()RRESPONDENT'S EXPEUIENCES. A fairly large audience assembled i- the An. tient Concert Rooms last uight to hear a lecture by Mi. Frederic Villiers, F R G S, the well known war artist for the Graphic, entitled Here, There, and Everyxwhere. The lecture, which takes the form of a narrative of personal adventure; is illustrated by limelight views, drawn by the lecturer on the field of ...

... Ite jacinait M i DUBLIN: ED DA, OS _ - 2,=8 -- IDUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, 00T. 2A1, 1888 THE dulness and staleness of the Attprney- General's statement on the 'first day of 'the I sitting of the Judicial Commission caused the court yesterday to present a very different appearance from its aspect on Monday. There was a remarkable falling off in the atten- dance, and while some of the parties on both ...

... 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, ...

... LO D DIL O ' S T.I LORD DMLL0A'S EtTAE. - ?? 1MEETIN G AT BELLYHAUNI-LETERP. FROM MI. DILLON. Ballyhaunis, Monday. To-day a nurneronaly-auended meeting of dele- e gates from National League branches on the . estate of Lord Dillon was held here, chidly for - the purpose of considering what reduction was ne- I cessary in order to enable the-tenants on this pro- perty to pay their rents for the ...

... I+ 'MR. :B.FOUR AT -MNA- CHESTER DEFENCE OF POLICE ESPiONMAE., THE MIANDEVILLE AND RIDLEY CASES. (PnRMs ASSOCIATION TEL2GEAA)M4 Manchestei, Thursday_ Speaking in reply to an address presented to him by the Liberal Unionists of IMaickester to- -day,- ,. mr. Balfour said the difference between the Gladstonaians and the Liberal Unionists on the question of,.H:ome Ruie had -been enormously widened ...

... ON THE -MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE. - Yesterday at half-pat tbwelve o'clock an ad- dress on thwtmbjeot of the municipal franchise a.-delivered by Mnr Cbarles Dawsns at a special meeting of the United Trades Council and Labaur a Leaps at their oes, Denmark street There was a large attendance, which included the follow- sug delegates- Regular coopers, w J Leally; amalgamated engineers, *f .39essrs ...

... I MR. O'IBRIEN IN 1 WALES. I THE M1ANDEVILLE TRAGE DY. - Si A CRUSHING REPLY TO Ii . ?? MR. BALFOUR. * (FRO)A OUR SPF.> AL R;: TIU. h Blasuan, Festiniog. Tuesday Ev'ning. j r. William O'Brien, M P. made his firt ap- peamrance to-night before a WelsX audience, and was received with a farore of enthusiasm which b ihustrateed how staunch is the W~els4 support of !the Irish cause. On the way from ...

... [ | I ?? . | . . . UNVEILING A STATUE TO THE ENGLISH POET IN THE FRENCH CAPITAL. > ~~~(nn1rraS' TELISGRA1S.)) Paris, Sunday.. -The.:uaveiiin6 ot:-the statue of Shakespeare erected in the Boulevard Haussnan, and pre-- e sented to the city of Paris by Mr.-WMa Xnightn, u took place at two o'clock this afternoon -in pie- 1 sence of thie Paris Municipal Couricil and a e numerous attendance. - e M ...

... iLONDON CORRESPONDENCE I 1 i ~- - .1 (BY FREEM.N SPECIAL WRE.) - (FROM 0'R ,OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Freemar Office, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. The application which was to have been made to Sir James, Hannen in chambers yesterday for the release of Mr.Wilism Redmond has been. postponed. It is an application which can only be entertaied by the three judges, sitting to- gether, and it will ...

... Yesterday Cardinal Mofan, after the ceremony at the City Hall, visited the Catholic- Boys' Home, Middle Abbey street. His Eminence wys received by the following members of the committee of the institution- The Very Rey Robert F Conlan, Adm;, Rev Daniel Downin., C C; Rev Edward Ma'ttjews, C; R1ev J A Cullon, t J; 3Rev Charles Msher, c C; Rev T German-, C C; Rev J Victory. C C; Messrs J F ...