... iEW CATHOLIC SCROOLS AT' SWORDS. I_ FORMAL OPENING BY THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLEI. HIS GRACE ON THE EDUCATIONALs ENlbUOWMENTS COMMISSION4 AND THEE NATIONAL EDUCATION - BOARD. Yesterday the Archbishop of Dublin admi- nistered the Sacramemit of Confirmation to a lrage number of children at Swords. After the usual ceremonies him Grace formally opened the new schools of St Colnmbkille, which have ...

... (BY FAREMAS' SPECIAL WIRE-) Freeman Omcz, TarnsnAT MORNING, i - Sis * CuLOcK i MR. CHiAMfBERLAIN3'S SPEECH. The Standard ?? new l'adicals bare formulated a new creed with which the kists-ric Liberals have no sympathy, have hoisted a flag, 'under which the old Liberals can never fight, and are pressing forward to objects which tlhey are F prepared to ressist with all their strengsh. p j The ...

... ,SECOND lEiDITION. l : - - (BY FBEEMAN SPECIAL WMEO Freemen OFFICE, SATRuDAY MORNMG, SIX O'CLOCB MR. G)LADSTONE3S SPEECH1, To-day's Standard says - Mr. Gladstone's earnest and persuasive appeal to the realities of the question should force many unthinking persons to consider whether the vulgar estimate ie not a isechievous one. If Eo he has seldom turned his gift ef persuasion to bet- ter use. ...

... KINTGSTOWN AND BRAY INitMLL- GEXNCE. KIYGSTOWN CONUUISSIOXFRS. Yesterday an adjourned meeting of Kingstows Towushin Coninissionerts wsV? held in the Town H:lL Mr. J. L. Robinason, C E, CT C, presided Th ...

... THE DYNAMIT PRISONERS.. I INTERVIEW WITE AN INFORMER. STATEMENT BY MR. DAVITT. London, Thursday. The London corres ondent of the Niw Yorkg n had an interriew last week in London with IWed Jim W'Dermott, the Irirh informer, who gave 'evidence at the last dynamite triaL M'Derm tt, who was armed with a revolver, said he had re- ceived warning that two men had been tent rom New York to murder ...

... 0 : A : rcr -- - IRLSH- 7EMR&NTS-AN - IMPORTANT' :oCArTHOLIC -PKITION - DESTRUC- p1 'vj -TIVE flNFtLL: IN ARANSAS- ' x -- STUIK-E .OF . O CRA- MIAKERS- WHOLES&LE ARREST OF PICKETS !1-THk 'SITE :FOR -THE WOR.LD'S F - RAIR-DEATH FROM ELECTRICITY. ol 1 , ?? f ?? ~ - ~: ~ - - *New Srork, Thurds(La. it 2 A dqspatch from Helena, Arkansas, bring, in- 'telligeade of a 'most destructive rait norm. It ...

... i the iemai'f -cutnaL I _ _ _ _ _ . ?? i I MR. CusiBRLaN's platform now is his own hall-door step, and his audience -a garden party of his own guests. Common polite- ness forbids awkward interruptions from the recipients of one's hospitality. And nobcoy can get in without a ticket 'of invitation. The people of Birmingham, of whom 3Mr. Chamberlain, three times Mayor, was at once the ehampion ...

... jTHE A1RGENTINE RlE 'PUBLIC, A NEW LOAN. (RSaUza's TALUGBA2L) Paris, Saturday. According to a telegram received from Buenos Ayres it is reported in financiai circles in that capital that negotiadions for a new loan, promising a faverable issue, have been opeued between the Argentine Government and, saein English bankine houses. Paris, Sunday.- It is reported from Argentina that General Roca ...

... | .. lhe House of Lords' Standing Committee on Law, presided over by Lord .Herschell, on Friday concluded the consideration of this bill. On Clause 3, which makes directors respoueible for state- i meats conained in prospectuises, the Cbairtnan proposed, and it was agreed, to add words provid- fin: that directors and others in publishing quota- tions from official documents should not, in case ...

... I Wte jtam.ai?s OatintiaL. DESPITE3 the heat which naturally ?? at the further prolonged session of the Irish Parliamentary Pary yesterday, and which I eventuated in the rejection by 29 votes to 41 of the very reasonable proposal made by Colonel Nolan, that the question touching tihe Leadership should be postponed until mermbora have an opportunity of personally ascert ainiug the views of ...

... ELOn U~O COR >SPO S NDKI -T toNI)ON~~~. I' .~x C P. . .e ?? : * F (ROM' OMR CI)RRESPONDVNT.) Freeman Office, 211 Sthand, Londoz- Thu ay Mori i ' i undritndthatteoonference etven r ! Parnell end 1k.-O.'Brie at Boulogue will be re- anmed in a few dayi, the adjouftment having i been d-eided upon entirely fortif purposeof cbnaultatixa. Ia view of the ?? st eake. ud :the.exceptional dificulciessf ...

... THE. EDCATIONAL ENDOWMENTS T - COMMISSION. I YesterdaT a pUnliC sitving of the Educational EndowUfents Comm ision - %s; held in the office$. NAsau street. The Commissioners present were: -Lord-Judtice Fitzgibbon, Mr. Justice O'Brien, Very Rev GeraldcMolyay, D DD Dr Trailt, and A Professor Doherty. : - l521SKl~lIlN SCEOOL flsBS ~^ .The scheme in respect of the EnniskillenSchoal camne Jefore ...