... 1 i .t I> i (BY FRERMAN SPECIAL WIU)K I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) p Freenen OMmice, 211 Strand, Londou, S monday Morning. iE I understand that his Eminence Cardinal Man- se ning has expressed his intention to administer the ' Sacrement of Confirmation himself to Miss RaE- n | falovich on her reception into the Catholic Church. si His Eminence has also conveyed to Mr. O'Brien a his cordial ...

... r L02D t'OSE;BEEY AN) IMPERIAL - : FEDERATION.| 0 , T , ~~London, ThursdaWy. ithe ainntam meetng of the Imperial Federation League ws held in the Westminster Palace Hotel this afternoon. The Earl of Rosebery presided, and amongst those present were- The Earl of Abeideen, Lord Brassey, Lord Clacd Ha iltov, Lord Strttiedee ant C ampbell Mr Hemenagse, Apt; Mr Staz Ley ihte, X P; Mr StavelevlHill ...

... r, l I (BY FAEMA.&SPROUL WLRE- ireessuan OrFItn, SATURDAY MORNDIN, six ?? THE PARLIAMENTARY CRUX. 'The forsiisin Post ?? is univerally under- stood that tie proposals explained by Lord Salis- bury at ate Conservative meeting on Thursday will be submitted by the Government to theo] House of. Conmmoqo, and will be supported by the Liberal Unionists. The alternative of an autumn session is ...

... 1? ?? - t ??e- - ; - , : 1 ? : : ?? , - ?r ,- , . , . , - u ?? - Jr E J? ?? -, I ? (BY4 PREM4SPE) tl D;BS. .&ema-Omz Tauaa Mowx te, ?? e'ws ?? l -CENTRAL HALL MEETING. JTo-day's D-iy Neeo ?? were statement. :of: the purpose of yesterday's Imagpificent meet- mI leg atteli Central Hll-in honourdof Mir. 0!rien ini itself- afiords: the strongest posible :l condemnaion of the Goverumnt- policy. :. ...

... LO.D SALISBURY'S LEGAwL OBLIGA- TIONS. -. TO TmE EDaTO OF T0HE FREEMAN. Narraghlmore, Athy. 6m-One of the speeial chiarges of the Marquis of Salisbury against the Irish tenants is that they re.use to iun'l their legal oblig.tions to their landlordt. To this charge, so recklessly made lc reply is that freedom of contract is essential to .lhe legality of any obiigation, and ta;t, as a rule. tree ...

... THE SILVER JUBITLE 0or CARDINAL MANNING. II I _ , - PRUSENTATiO1N TO HIS EMINENCE. (FRBOM OUB asronTia.) London, Thursda;. To-day the residence of Cardinal Manning, at Westminster,, wes the scene of very interesting proceedings. The occasion iris the comunainora- tion of the silver' jubilee of the Cardinal Arch- bishop. The main feature of to-day's proceed- ings wa& that the presentation wap ...

... ! , csr ?RlrkjJf SPECIL WIR. iretrew OF'nCZ, TarBSDAL 3tmrky Six o°'rom THE SITUATION. To-day's Daily Cero-cc 6sy.s-5A. Minister who with a surplus of three millions eztorts ftreh taxation is not a wise man. But when after ex. torting it neither ha nor his ?? in the Cabinet know what to do with it, a stronger term must be used to describe -him. I For it is necessary to remind Mr. Goschen that ...

... ORDINATIONS IN MAYNOOIH COLLEGE. The following is a complete list of the students t promoted to Hly Orders at the Ordination held n in Maynooth CoUege within the last week His u Grace the Arehbishop of Dublin was the Officiat- ing Prelate- PRISTHOOD. Rev Patrick Doherty, Iaphoe. Rev Denis Dennehy, Cloyne. 54 Rev Joseph O'Connor, Clogher. hi Rev Edmund Scalasi, Iillalee. Rev John Sheeby, Ross. ...

... jTHE RAILWAY STR KE V The strike on the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wex- ford Railwav still continues, with but little n change in the aspect of afrairs fron day to day. Ib Yesterday. however, an important aahouncement b I regarding the men who are on strike was ?? by' t a th chairman of the ?? Michard Martin, s nat the anual meeting of the shareholders The men do not express any surprime at the ...

... IN DUB - l GIRLS IN Al WEAVING FACTORY 'TURN-,,OUT. -Yes;lterdy- ai'nlng, mfte'breakf~ast 308' of te 5; female operaties (weers) of Pim's Calico.j efa , Ka'ldcrou8 , refusged to resume workj! demanding at, ncrseae of wages. The girls com- plain bat their Etaaiding remunertioja on piece- cwrkis ttremkely ?? l9 to 12s trcekl'vbing; above the atm-age, Even of the most ?? bands, anid when, as iz ...

... I ~~THE )IRISH CflILDRE'N OF' M ARY.I -. ?? ?? _ , ?? . I d Yesterday at an early hour hundreds of young o girls, Children of Mary, concluded their annual V retreat at the Flospice Harold's cross. The sene u was most devotioaul and edifying. The girls were b entertaiued at breakfast after the religious cere- a mony of the morning, and the day was given up f iat the Hospice to tecreation and ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTEL- LIGEN CE. , | A CAXGO OF DYNAMITE AT GSTOrN. ow 1 On Saturday a four-wasted fall rigged ship ar- i j rived at Kingstown and anchored in the man-of- war roads about tbree-quarters of a mile seawiard of the East Pier. 'The vessel transpired to be the', Alfred Noble and had on board 700 cases of dynamite and S cases of detonators for various magazines in Ireland. During ...