... - . - - - - . . .. , , . .. . . ? I - - fw? , - - I.- te Iw~om 9tfty ye siuce Lard Eeaeoonsfld, In. ;bi romantic tour of Eastern travel, visited those iglorious. k th0 ?? Ciprpa 's Iie prolific .4 ed' eg -4pr * 'PP WM gto ithat ,he z i.icl~ _* f tf rth fcrW is :an ~amont g4ie i prqasionable and vivid de. . roptioria whv~ich ho ha, vitnsi 'ofto tl -9W ?? Xf he had of . pietwua Ely ag hq| IWa ...

... CARDINAL MANNING ON THE THAMES I O ATASTROPHEF. I On Thursday week the bodies of Catherine Mulhern, aged 19, and Margaret Mulhern, aged 17, the daughters of a respected member of this con. gregation, who were victims of the fearful catas- trophe on the Thames, were brought to this church, and a solemn Requiem Mass was sung by the Rev. Dr. Hickey. The two young women were most exemplary members ...

... I I THE CORPORATIIN. I Y Yesterday allnadjotrned meeting of tle Mlunici. o pal Council was held in the CouneilChainber, City l Hall. The meeting was called f6r' one o'clock, but at ten minutes past one there were only four memabers present, including the Lord Maor. At a quarter past one, Mr. AI'Dormott asked the Lord Mayor to take Is the chair, and have the roll ' called in accordance d with ...

... I i -m .flf j . T . . a .. . I The following is au extract from the letter of an officer in the brigade moving on Quettab, received by the last mail, The regiment to which the offi- cer it attreked was at Mooltim when the mail left:- We have beeu here for the last week, et roz'e to Cabul, after a hot and w6eary journey of twenty houra by rail, from Juilundur. Xooltau is a hot, diisty,and ...

... DIRECT. | (FROM OUR CORRE5POXDENt.) A meeting of the associate cesspayers and ma- gistrates at the Upper Kilenemanagh Road Ses. sions was held at Borrisoleigh on Monday, Captain E, M. Armstrong in the chair. Mr. Power, e9li. citor, Clonmel, with Mr. Bolton, Crown Solicitor Mr. J. Hormer, Clerk of the Crown, and Mr. Frank Shepperd, solicitor, Rosarea, appeared as a depu- tation in behalf of the ...

... ?? = AFG= - = - :k -= !I S Simla, Thursday. The Viceroy of India will reach Lahore on the 19th inst. . ' '2 'g'po, Thursday. Profiting by the exrience of, the last Afghan war, the Indian Governzeiot lhas 'lecided that the camp followrs in the app'roaching canipaigu should be provided with boote,-blankete, &c., at the public veqpense. The Government sanctions the advmnce of one month's 'pay to ...

... I .ou41r, .w1 _ , . 90 . r'R and Ordli4,ry Teograbj -: t - fTHE HOLY,'10 SEE. . . . .. ?? Rqwe 3Mndiay.!. The ?? of Cardiral Avqtin is announced ?? The V. toteofi th 'tepH tV esta-' A liQ#5 54puestic. in Xlgari i4.Rou-A , melia. It is thought proable-*it the Pope) rill hiso VA a' finio e ofhvb~ap bif adin - j burgh to thse digityof C !rdm . ., . ?? ,ai t .;,U.lth 'id .. )a, : THic ElI ...

... I - THE AFGHAN WA. - (,From the Evening Telegraph of Yesterday.) The campaign in Afghanistan has now reached a definite stage. All the points which had been contemplated in the concep- tion of the plan of invasion have been at- tained. The British now hold the Khyber, the Khurutm Valley, Jellalabad, and Can. dahar. A telegram which we were enabled to publish in a special edition late on Satur- ...

... hlOSlI TAL SUNDA\i. The fllowinigretfirfl of the collections on Sun- hdd 11 5 yesterdtay Church, ingetown-Collrctioii, i£32 10Os. ;: ;IiAparc Church-Preecher. 11ev D L , 'S l..jigServico-tCollectionfl, 4IP. llini', an Lntc Dnblin-Morning Service- 71 litel'i' lsv Theoiias Walhoc, M A; collection, _i L-ii , ?? 12s (LI ii S; xt 3reilO'iit Church-Morning Ser. v 'Le ?? llvit Julh DLuncan ; ...

... THE CONSTABULRY. TO TEM S oB OF THE FRUExMA. t December 51st, 1878. a DE.it Ms. EDnnoR-The members of the Royal Irish Constabularv cannot but feel exceedingly J thankful to you for your able advocacy on their I behalf from time to time, and the publicity you t give their grievances in your influential and I widely circulated journal. Now, vith reference c to your article which appeared in last ...

... :THE LORD IIBUTENANT ANDB I TH LORD MAYOXR - , 0 I : An ?? meeting of the members of the Corporationt specaly called together by the Lord Mayor, wa hld at five o'1ock yesterday Venwig in the City Hall The LoUD MAYoR presided. The members present were- Aidermen-Purdon, Sir Jas W Mackey, High Sheriff; J CampbeU, M Tape y, J Maiming, J Gavsaf, W Meagher. J M'Deruott, M1 Ternan, H Cchreane, andA W ...

... Ilhe 'ltfuman's 04rnal. I DUBLIN: SlTURDAY, ocr. 25. THE FnEEmAsb' JOURNAL and TsE WSEsLY FRBEMIAN and IRISH A5RICUi. TUIST are regularly on sale iu Glasgow, at the Queen-street Bookstall, aud at 31 Buchansn-street. They are also regularly on sale at Denvir'a, Tithebarn-atreet, Liverpool, YESTRRDAY the Prelates' of Ireland, to the number of fifteen, representing every pro- vince and, we may ...