... Railway Station, which is guarded by • picket of military. A few minutes after the detonation had died away low mums men staggered into the station sarrying a youth, who was bleeding from a wound in his thigh and who made no statement to the Alcor of the Army ...

... P. Gilligan, the amiable and pa- triotic curate of St. James's, we are indebted fdr the idea of selecting amongst his youthful friends such as had a de- cided taste for music, and having them taught scientifically. S He saw the difficulty attending the ...

... LETTERS TO FRIENDS IN CONNAUGHT. 3ir iat NO. X. 0 TO TIlE EDlITORS OF THsE LImBRAL IVEWSPAPERSt IN ed CONNAUGHST. al. GENTLEMEN-The dark clouds gathering about England should warn us, Irishmen, to consider for our own coun- er try. If we must go down ...

... I __ - THE SAVINGS BANKS. Mr. Henry Herbert has lost no time in calling the attention of parliament once more to the sub- ject of the savings banks. The people owe a se- rious debt of gratitude to the hon. gentleman for his perseverance in this matter ...

... do not think that the general mind in Ireland is as yet imbued with these convictions. I wish it were, as we should thus be saved much very perilous experimentalistng. I think, however, that all who feel them are bound to speak out-especially when they ...

... SAVED FPJ)M 'WIIE GAILOWS. &k SToRY OR CLD NO0T RSN Li tice maemoir-~ of Dr F- II Madden,. the author M- Lives and Ti[has' l:f thle Unit,-,, ?? winds it-ave just been nob~.zcccsc ccc his -e.i ?? Thomas More Alaedoen, thsc followling, storY i- t- of a ...

... GEORGE ROUTLEDGE: THE CHIL- I DREN'S FRIEND. Who is the children's friend ? (we ask this ques tion not in ignorance, but because it sounds to our ears a good beginning). Many anwera fill the air-some of names, some of objects, and some of fearful abstract ...

... rstocn Ireland. Last ycear, howlce- lt inSIorltei, was preferabrle. That discovery na h eute n meat, iniiaie at goamt expense try sortie Prritee prop, ry, whu lod out their lap till ?? drei;.n~,i artid Procuiring the apparatrus DCbsesSry for inwiqu:i, h ...

... ADDRESS TO THE MRENDS OF REPEAL IN I TAUNToN. (From the Boston Pilot.) FELLOW*CCo5NTRYMEN-The friends of a Repeal of the Legislative Union which now exists between Great Bri- tain and Ireland, resident in Taunton and vicinity, have deemed it advisable ...

... v. but pnuid know that lived died. With many, many other* tlwy mourn hi* lot*, and who hae written tbe.*e i* not the lea,vt cere amongst the mourner*, for lament- the death of one who wa* to btm.eiuvu childhood day*, friend. FINKRAL THK RKV. P. J. GLYNN ...

... CREW ELEVEN SAVED. TBLEGBAJf.I Brest. Sandsy- The boilcrf the Argentine steamer. !• preratricc, of Para, exploded off Urbant day, and the vend saah- were saved. the OHraOSITT TO CATTLE DRlVlliG. , IBBLAND. HTTir. fH|KWIlffAirS VIBCOCHT JHDLBTON’B TBIBUTE ...

... I DUBLIN SAVINGS' BANK. I ML_ ?? . . . . The annual meeting of the trustees and managers of this institution was held yesterday at the board-room of the Savings Bank, Abbey-street. Besides those connected in that capacity with the bank, there was a numerous ...