... NORTH DULBLIN UNION. The weekly mneeting of the guardians was held in tire boardroom of the workhouse yeater- dlay. Mr. Roper, J P, presided. STATS OF THR.HOLS0. ?? remaining in house on Saturday, 24th lNov, 2,744; admitted during week ended Satur- day, 1st Dee, I'5t born, 1; dischargedduring thle wet, 168; died 68; remaining on octurday, Ist Decemuber, 2,774; culidren at nurse in the country, ...

... KINGbTO WN AND BRAY INTELLI- GEiCE. -- - - -- -Il BLACICROCK COMMISSIONERS. Yesterday a meeting of this board was held in the Town Hail, Blackrock, Mr. E D Williams, D VC, in the chair. The other commissioners present ware- I Messrs W . Wilkinson., 1v n Spain, J J Eobinson, ?? Murra'. E 3E Kelly, Jame.4 Canning, b b rowe, J P W alter Byrne, Janes O'Connor, James t Sweeney, C W Betham, IIV H ...

... COER CION IN I-'ELAND. THE CLONGOREY PROSECUTIONS. Naas. Thursday. This morning at eleven o'clock Messrs Vlessy| Fitzgerald and G D) Mercer, R M1's, resumed the -hearing of the charge of unlawiul assemblly ;le- C ferred against Messrs J Maloue,CT C, Newbridge: E 3I Hurley, solicitor; M Gogarty, J P Nanuetti, a Patrick Murphy, Luke M'Guinness. PaLtrickl| Boughall. M Kavanagh, John Gordou, V ...

... : MONTE'S M:IND OF REV. MOTHER X, JOSEPH CROKE. I ?? The Month's Mind of Mother Joseph Croke, late Saperioress of the Convent of Mercy, Charle- ville, and Sister of the Archbishop of Cashel, took place yesterday at Charleville in presence of a very large and, distinguished eccleeiastical gathering. The Office and Solemn Re.quiem Maas was sung in the beautiful convent chapel, which was ?? in ...

... Jagl IUThOUB$ OF AN CERTARY i X . HOOL. ,.In the January number of Longmans' Efagazine l Mr. if J Barker writes his first instalkent of his e-perien ces in elementarv schools. Upon asking I r ior the femirnie.of hero he got sheroforthe ' answer. One of her Majesty's inspectors led the 'class on from lion and lioness, marquis , and marchioneis, to Dutebman, when he was told -that ...

... I It . I , IDUBLIN: SATURTDAY. I 2. . K. I I CHRISTMAS DAY'. The Ireenmt's -IoumtG w'il published on Christmas Dz,.v Z in st. Advertisemnents ord .:l -½ that date will be insertea i ; Frereman of the preceding dat 1 2 Ith. THE order of tte Land Ccico.>KF't under Section 2.) 9of the Land S w which we publish to-day, win r ';lv Li hopes of thou-ianuds of IrisiitnaiiS. ?? a'sadistinct menace ...

... 1: I X a (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) I Paris Friday. The murderer of Marie Aguetant, the unhappy d 'deeni--o ine and frequenter of the Cafe Ame- e ricain and the Eden Theatre, weas to-day executed, and the last chapter closed in the life of one of ; the most notorious criminals that France and the y world have ever beard of. -Marie Aguetant, the e mistress ,,f BE les, had amassed by various means EL ...

... I A TALKING NEWSPAPEIR. THE LATEST AND MOST MARVEL-' LOUS CONLCEPTION OF THE WiZARD 1 EDISO-N. When only a few years ago (says tihe New Yw',h7 World) Thomas A Edison announced that he would bottle up the human voice, so that at any future time it could be uncorked and heard to speak again, there were many who received the statement with open scepticismr. Now if Mr. Edison were to announce that ...

... THE POSiti'ON AT SUJAKIN. I e ~ I REOONINAISSANCE ON SATURDAY. -BAD SWORD3S AND BAYONETS. r.EU TI'S TSLBGXAM. Suakin, Saturday. The copy of the Ehe^dive's letter to Brain Pasba, forwarded to General Greatfe! by Oman. Iligna. proves to be an exact rep] oductilin of the Le f origin2aL The mountted infantry made a recnnaisanee to-df y iu tediroetion ot IasLeen. A epy who °; 1:als arrived Here ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE | ROMAN QUESTION. I _ (FROM T1H3 TAEBLD We offer the translation of portion of an article which recently appeared in the Osservatore Romaeno, containing some interesting correspond- ence between the Marquis De Riso and Mr. Glad- steno:-: In connection with the news announcing from abroad the manifestation which deplores the pre- asent condition of the Papacy; the official ...

... I MTR. GLADSTONE'S DEPAR- I - TUDR Eq . FOR ITA I . L2ITHUSIA&ST1C -LEAVE-TAKINGS. London1 Wednesday. , r. and Mrs Gladstone, accompanied Iby Mrs Drew and Mr. Stuart Rendel, M.P, letf Victoria iistaon at eleven o'clowk thi I Cortinf by the Oon- tfeleontai express for Dover cn.retste to Italy. Mr Gladstone drove up to the stamioni ati10o.45 o'clock,-; and paes&-d on to the platformi by a ...

... BERGEANT O'BP.31S, WHA GATE, EXAMIY. I ?? Ar - . . . *. .. r Siergeant O'Brien stated, in reply to Mr. Mur- phy-1 have been sa..tiLvneA at Whitegate for the C past seven yeare. Widsamevas 40yo'coted to my ti knaowledge after he took iuszeil's f-arm. I heard i ?? Colossl Thackwell lending his horses to ti WVilliams. This notice was found on thle aavil of the forge- ti l'on ?? to w~ork fsr h ...