... jLONDON CORRESPONDENCE (FPOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) l . (BY SPECIAL WIRE) i indicated a London, Saturday Morning. I indicated a short time ago that Mr Bal- four had come to the conclusion-under what influences can only be surmised-that he could not proceed with his Catholic University scheme. A speech just delivered by Mr Hal- dane is not without considerable significance n that connection, ...

... ! - I (FItOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) (BY SPECIAL ltIRE.) Londoii, Tuesdlay Morninc. Il is stated that Sir Michael Hicks-Beach sitS io insist on exacting the death duties on a SuI of £4B4.000,000 which the Empress of At.nia had deposited with the Bank of Eng- 'The sum seems a large one, and it taken that it is greatly exaggerated. Bllyway, when the late Czar left a con- - l*r'l>e sum in the Bank ...

... GREAT SNOWSTORM IN I - I ~ ~ SEVERAL PERSONS FRO0Z |N TO DEATH. STRE1ET:. AND RAILWAY TRAFFIC SUSPBNDED. STEAMERS FROMIE'UROPE OVERDUE; . RSUTES'S ThLEGBAW.) New. York, Monday, After a apel1 of phenomenal Gcold wtheir, extending over tii whole conitry eastward of the Rouk; Moipntains, causing intense sufEer- ing to the destitute, the weahert culminated on Saturday evnng in a. snowstorm ...

... I; . ING E 'C N _ _(l_ 'THEE GMIXG ELECTION.- I ' 1 . - . . , COUNTY CARL0W-OMINATIONS WITHDRAWN. Carlow, Tuesday. Mr Jobn' George Glover, Deputy Returning Ooiaer for the County of Carlow, read the fol- lowing withdrawials:-Ricbard, M'Donald, -Tiny. park., from ',apyjyiqqeim .ndi-4ltfor County Counci orship; MajorJAlJmllder, Jp d, e candidate, t F oleyk {ld LdighiS, is now returned unopposed ...

... THE NATIONAL TEA CHEM. Mr. TsHRENCs CLARKE, the Secretary of the Teachers' Executive, publishes to-day the resolution of the Standing Committee of the Bishops in reply to the declaration of the recent Congress on the Maynooth Re- solutions. The Bishops recognise the re- solution, as it stands, to be 4 quite satisfac- tory, but they at the earns time express their regret that the other ...

... THE IRAYSVA AL. ?? . I J Iio b ?? ?? cioll to inform Reuters Agency . ti- int: at-on published in yester- I .- s > t-.S- Gaz-tte regarding the Or,,si of campaign in case or war f e- awi.,ntsudl and the Transvaal is mis- l ani ?? itiollut any foundation.' What ;r i, rl r Robinson has to speak on .a 5jl r we do not know. He has )IFd some curious idea that he is an ;imlun~C in the Traitsvaal ...

... INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS !I QUESTON. ti THE CASTLE CIRCULA.& MEETING YESTERDAY IN DU BLIN.. I, MUM. SPEECH OF CARDINAL L.OGUE., DEPUTATION TO THE CHIEF | SECRETARY. ASSOCIATION FORMED. Yesterday a conference of managers of indus- trial schools in Ireland took place in the Gres- ham Hotel. His Eminesece Cardinal Logue presided. Also ?? Rev Monsignor O'Leary, P P, Clonakilty; Canon Kavanagh, P P, New ...

... ,uit, SPlAT IN THE ANGLICANI ?? UIRCH' , LORD HALIFAX AND LORD 0. I fHAMIL.TON. London, Wednesday. S dking at a Church bazaar to-day at Don- s i1 Halifax said he lived through many lshe result of the crisis of twenty-five s-c-,l.I. ohich culminated in the Public i :-:± Pie-ulation Act. w-as to help forward ?? WZ1ws meant to crush. They ought k (; td t ir the present agitation, because ?? c an ...

... US RF.QUIEM OF VITTORIAjI e . t_] -A~ati wnt t o i . ajstinguished correspondent writes To on Thursday next, the 2nd of November, il soils' Day, there will be sung in St -,ur Church, Dominick street, at the 11 eo'jk tigh Mass, the celebrated unaccom- 1onied Requiem, for six voices (2 sop, alt, 2 zetiors, bass), by Vittoria. A specially jeccted choir, under the able conductorship ;Mr Vincent ...

... CATHOLIC GUARDIAN I ASSOCIAT1ON. i * fI iu * ANNUAL MEETING IN LONDON. London, Tuesday. a ' The annual mneeitig of the Catholic Guardianr ro :Association was held yesterday at the house of the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Vauu--l ghan. His Emnmence, who was to have Pre- sided, was unavbidably absent, and his place I was taken by Nonesgnor Moves. The annual report read by the hon ...

... I CLONTAIF URBAN DISTRTCT COLJNCIL. Yesterday the fortnightly meeting of this Council was held in the Clontarf Town Hall.. Mr Wm Graham, J P, presided, and the othet members present were Messrs Thos 0 Lemon, Wmn Hilles, and George Tickeil. CLONTARF YACHT ANL BOAT CLUB. A letter was read from the Medical Officer of Health recommending certain sanitary alt~ra. tions, as well as a proper system ...

... jL ONDON CORRESPONDENCE I I . I (F-ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) (BY SPECIAL WIRE). London, Friday Morning. That the fate of the Dublin Corporation Bill was sealed anyone could judge from the aspect of the benches in the Lords last evening be- fore the proceedings began. On the Liberal side there was a beggarly array of eight peers, three at least of whom could not be counted upon to support the ...