... j 'FHE SWF OF-iG YTB COM- i- -MssI? TO . .. - . -. . - . . _ , - . _ T - -L 1 SPiO1 i QTYRT'OUDs London, Thursday.' . 1he . 'aess Associas 011 ju ?? tiht wh-e SirtJames Manin' and bis ?? . 1 take.theil seats iii the 7Sp eal Comain Ccrt to.Wgws t .Isair-CharIes;. Puele in0 the event IL r Attorney-General. E.eing ,ol`w1dto proceed witih CIA the geaeral eiden~ce, presS theirhodahips to desyh ...

... -~ S 0 -- i ^- - 4,. yL>} MY F1 :G1RALh AlG.- AGAINST M 1 CAREW, 3LP., :hTiI l `RtZEtAA&2. Tecterayiu ?? Apeal before ?? Chancefio , Lord Ju-tice Barry, and Lord Justice Naish, thes UcUtQ i ethlhih .r. Vesey rald | resideut mqfistrateseeks dames fom the ! P marnl's Josal, Limited, aind- I. .ames La urene Carew, M PF, for libel agaiist. tterst defendant and slanderlagaiti thea e66cnd ad -IE ...

... ew Ta. I he restoration of the beautiful Augustinian geo Abbey at Fethard is a work in which the greatest he interest is taken, not only by the menmbers of the eOrder, but by all who are interested in the nionu.- es. ments of the faith and the artistic feelings of the Irish people. The Abbey is one of the best ex- amplesof the beautiful ecclesiastical structures r erected in Ireland by the ...

... i . - IN THFE HOUSE. , I (FEROM 0Ua SPEOIAL PABAAMENTARY I CORR2ESPONDLNTFA westmister, Monday Night; We had the Chief Secretary in his place at question time to answer the dozen Irish queries which were down on the paper. Mr. John Morley interrogated himi On the subjeet of the extraor. dinary engine which the police have procured in Donegal to assist the evictor in battering down the homes of ...

... ! DIOCESAN CQLLGTIOfN f ~~FOR THE- NEW COLLEGE CHURCR AT AMAYNOOTH. U1 PASTORAlt LETTER OF THE to * ARCqIBIjSUOP OF. DUBLZN1. d, ta The following letter from bhi Gfrco the Arclh bishop of -Debliwee W eadwi5 -Oi At oburohen of the diocese yeasteday:. bo -4 Rutiand eqatre, Du b~ns, -29th Mueh, 1889. VjaY Ray ANZD DPtr FATrISY-1 leV to make, through you, an appeal that l cannot but wegard h, an ...

... MELANaCOLY OCCURRENCE, IN THE ACITY i '4 _ Id . .rk A MAN SHOT DEAD. ar On Saturday evening a very melancholy occur- Le renee. attended with lost of life, took plaee s, in the city. The particulars of the aad l; affair are a follow :-Between seven and eight f. ?? a respectable young mat nam2ed Martin d Jores, aged 23, coachmaker, residing at Great * Western Villas, Phiboborough, met his cousin ...

... I'llO-WNT MOV AND NOW MAL U- 23 MUM A DAY.: ?? _ .. e - ,- ' o`aety MNercury; Apri 3rd ech Xof theee Ia end inaterestling S s ?? maftwreof watches, ribbons. and cycles -reqUirtbthe poeeuion by . operatives of more than ordinary intsige, . we formed th6 conclosion ' Cta oight at least to be able-to furnish its quote cl tintitecy to the value of t.e Medicine about whose n Caru eus y go much ...

... DUBLIN PARIAMENTARY VOTERS' I LIST. I We desire to specially direct attention to the list, of voters published througkout the city this day. Comsplete lists will be found at the gate oi the City Hail, at tihe General Post Office, and at tbe office of the Clerk of the Peace, Green street, and for the convenience of voters in the different districts copies of the local lists will be found at all ...

... ATHTL1 EY ROUSE. LURi. METIGE, ES-MiP., AND HIS3 TENANTS Yesterday MAr. Justice Hrr;ison resumed the hearing of tnie actirm by Mr. Robert Henry Metg, I ?? against Capt- H. E. Dugdale and (tain ! S. Frewen, bethS of the 16th Laneer.;, to recover t£116 lOs, rent alleged to be due for five nramiths' use of Athluraney House, ecunty Ileath, and a further sum of £500 for alleged danage. Isr. R H. ...

... CATHOLIC COMNE1WAL CLUB. The half yearly general meeting of this club was held in the Din'n Hall of ?? Club. Mr. John M'Padden having taken the chair, the following report was, on the motiou of the chair. 'man, seconded by Mr. Clinch, aopted unaxd- monaly- The present is the first meeting ed under Role 31, as altered at the general meeting of July 3tLh, iS8S, and thecommittee, therefore, do ...

... CONVENTION OF THE SMITH- I BATRRY TENANITS. ADOPTION OF A FINAL POLICY. SPRECH OF M1R. WILLIAM O'BRIEN, MI.P. (FROM OUR REPORTELl.) Tipperary, Friday Xight. This evening a convention of the Smith-Barry tenants wats held at Tipperary, at which thle policy which they will pursue towards their landlord, for his prominent connection with the Ponsonby Eviction Syndicate, was duly formulated and ...

... T.E TERMAYBRK VE i PROPOSED PETITION FROMA TEE HOUSE OF COMXONS. STATEMENTS BY JURORS - STATEMENT BY MR. JUSTICE STEPHEN., Loudon, Friday. The Central News leaexu that a memorial iaI favour of the reprieve of Mrs Maybrick is being t prepared for signature in the House of Commons, j b hut is has not yet been sent round the house. A large number of members will refuse to sign on | the ground ...