... BOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. (Bx TELEcGRAPH.) The house met at 5 o'clock. EVWInDCE-rRAoCSrE DILL. Lord Chelmsford, in moving the second reading of the felony and misdemeanour evidence practice bill, ex- plained that the bill had already passed the House of Commons. and its object was to sssimilste the practice in criminal cases with regard to the lights of counsel in addressing juries to that ...

... REFORMATORIE SIN IRELAND.. Fromt the fourth report of the inspector of reforma . tory schools in Ireland, Mr. Patrick Joseph MIurray, we extract Lbs following . BaroRATsORYv SCiCOOL FOP. CATHOaLIC O 5f, UPTr3N. 12, 1During the year 1863 and 1861 this reformatory 18 school the only one for boys in, the south of Ireland, oifr has given me full satisfaction. I had watched it with 18 ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCEE. I (BrT TELEGRAPH.) Paris, Sunday, April 16. di Official despatches received from Mexico announce a3 that tbe work ot pacification in that country is every. li vrhere complete. Paris, Monday, April 17. at The Emnpror received the dleputation with the Is sddresa of the Corps Legislatif on yesterday, and Al afler thanking them, said, under the present regime, dl the life of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS -YESTERDAY. ,(sY TELUGJeAPSI) Toe house met at five o'clock, TITIIISO AND PeoranvTy. The Duke of Marlborough presenteil a bill to enable the incumbents of parishes to exchange property for any tithes to which they might bh enriletd. The bill was then read a llrat time. THEI CASE 0F DlR, DOOcRALL. The Earl of Maluesbury called attention to the illegal detention of Mir. Docknall ...

... THE IRISH NATIONAL LEA Thn usual monthly meeting of this association was held last night at the rooms, DYOlier.street-Mr. A. M. SumL~vAn, T.C,, in the chair. The Chairman, in opening the proceedings, observed that that was the first meeting of the League since itt formation at which Mr. John Martin was not present. Referring to the celebration of the national analver- sary, ho sitd hbe was ...

... THE ATHENRH AND ENNIS RAILWAY. I A- _ A4 At AA AXIS **A_ _ I An adjourned half yearly meeting and a spacial 1 meeting of the jmropoieotro of thb t v 1 ._ebcuy at their offices, 53 Lower Dominick ctreet, ulr. J. F. LoUBARD in the chair. The Secretary, Mr J F Nlicoll, bting read the notice convening the general meeting, 'Ue Chlirmraa stated that the object of the meeting wes simply to complete ...

... THE ROYAL RIBERNIAN SCHOOL I (-Om oUR RaroORTEIc) IOqDox, SATURDAY.-In the House of Comnions at an early hour yesterday morning, Mr. Magulre, pursuant to notice, moved for returns of the officers, teachers, and other officials of the Royal libernian Military School appointed since the date of the last parliamentary return; the return to specify their namea, religion, employment, annual ...

... THE REPRBSENTATION OF LOUVE. (Lutom OVaB CoooaBsPoceNaB.) ArDR8, TauB6DAY, ArRIL 6-The committee of Mr. Kennedy, who are arduously engaged in forwarding the intereets of that gentleman, in order to socaue his return, held a meetiug to-day in the committee rooms, in Mr. Andrew Byrne's, in this town. Amonst those ?? Very Rev IMr Tierney, P P, Tallons- town; Rev ?? Eakins, C C, Talionstown; Rev ...

... I| B., --a- wR - -- -7 E. B YIB. NEWIOEGATh'S NEWEST BUBBLE. (Frong the Xorning Pos.) A new bubble has just dlashed before the eyea of Ms. Newdegate- A bubble brlght as ever hope Blew from fancy or from BSip. It was a very topping bubble, a big bubble, a promising bubble every way. If it had only been blown to its full magnitude it would have been quite a godsend to a certain class of ...

... (rOM ox R O OBRESPONDSzts). ril LOreoox, FAIDAY-The Bioa6e of Commons preaseate Li a scene of untisual animation yesterday evening, owing w to the circumstance that the ChanCellor of the EZohe. IT la quer was to make his anunal budget, and to dispose of of a surplus exceeding four millions sterling. It may be Al within your recollection that so long as last October I a laid before your readers ...

... -1 q1t, j DUBk N I MONDAY, JUNE ' 41865. I - ?? . . . ?? TRz special teachigs of Meissr. ND GAT WnamESID and Compain with regard to NuMs and runneries-fire developig uthsmselves even hete, where the charity and self-devoton of these ladies are eo *ell known that it might reasonably be assumed that calumny could fand no foothold. i England we iear of periodical attacks on these ladies as of ...

... THE CATHoLC EUNIVERSiTF. I I I ?? 1. ?? - - - - ?? DEBATE ONi THE O'DoxoGHUEs IMOTION.; Subjolned h ful report of t d too place In t'he HeOs of Commons on Tuesday even In reference to the CAthollc Universdty:_ Tha OiDonogbue said he rode to mske a motio 4of which be bad given notico. and in so doing he woalt begin by Baying he beleved fib tesX ?? nafeaailyT such ae ?? asrmot ths ~ttentlga of ? ...