... THE RIGHT REV. DR. MORAN—COLUMBAN The Dublin Papers contain a remarkable letter from the Right Rev. Dr. Moran, Coadjutor Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ossory, to the Rev. Robert O’Keefe. P.P. Callan, near Kilkenny, who, during a considerable ...

... contingent is devoted to the leadership of Mr. D Israeli, and it is a circumstance worth knowing that nominee the first (Mr. Baxter) was a professional Agent of the Carlton Club, and that nominee the second (Mr. Lewis) during eight years, or thereabouts ...

... in suitable terms. Pieces of recitation were given at intervals by Mr. Hugh Kerr, Mr. Lowry Archibald, and Mr. David Smitten. The children sang a number of hymns, under the leadership Mr. William Brown, daring the evening. The proceedings, which were most ...

... action in the matter.] Cross-examined by Dr. M'Causland, Q.C. —Mr. Mooney applied for a form at my office to make the application. Mr. Skipton signed as the Mayor. I suppose you can tell to whom the hall belongs?— Mr. Mooney was right in saying it belongs ...

... bag” was Mr. Lewis. The man who came down the street was Mr. Baxter, the rejected of Derry! Can any amount of varnish” make him so?- -No. Is he a fit candidate to receive Presbyterian voles?-N ...

... Archdall, Dr. Ball, Lord Bingham, Sir B. G. Booth, Sir H. Bruce, Mr. Bruen, Mr. Conolly, Mr. Corry, Lord Crichton, Mr. W. R. Gore, Lord C. Hamilton, I. T. Hamilton, Mr. Mitchell Henry, Sir F. Heygate, ...

... Notices to Quit” Germany. The publication of Dr. Livingstone’s despatches by the Foreign Office authorities, in the Timet of Tuesday last, has set at rest all doubts which had been started in regard to the success of Mr. Stanley’s mission of discovery, and the ...

... one being by Dr. Stewart against M. Gelot, of Paris, to set aside a bill for £4,uuu on the ground of force and fear. By the arrangement now come to Dr. Stewart is to pay M. Gelot £2,000 and Mrs. Lyneh £5,000, and they are to discharge Dr. Stewart and ...

... claims, statin Mr. King does not withdraw his offer. I refuse the claim, °and with all the costs the law gives. Subsequently his Worship said—l hold Mr. King to the (ith danse, putting ont Mr. Nolan’s name altogether, leaving ...

... reply to Mr. Oocbley, . Mr. C. FORTESCUE said he intended shortly to bring in a Bill for the abolition of compulsory pilotage. He was in favour of dealing with the general question merchant shipping a Select Committee. DR. LIVINGSTONE. In replv to Mr. J. ...

... Beresford, Esq., in the chair ; Mr. Alderman Darcos, J.P.; Mr. James Paebell, Mr. Joseph Alexander, Mr. James Henderson, Mr. Sacnnel Osborne, Mr. John Hamilton, J.P.; Mr. Hume ...

... Hendrick, Hon. Mrs. Burrowes, Mrs Stevenson (Rathgar), Lady Mayo, Lady Margaret Bourke. Mrs. H. De Burgh, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Aylmer. Mrs. Major Gresson, laccompanied with a cheque for £10), Miss Beard. Mrs. ...