... I I DUBLIN FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1859. MARKET REFORM BILL. Lord Nasa halved the bill of his predecessor,an and essays only market legislation this session. out Nextyear, if fortune favours and Liberals are di:d cordant, he expects to complete the reform by des doing for the fairs what he now seeks to accorm- plish for the markets. In our opinion, the plan stil of Mr. Herbert was more judicious. ...

... THE CArHOLIC UNIVERzITY. TO TIt EDITOR Oi. TFID P5EUAN. EIft-As In a recent number of a weekly ootemporary the question has been asted of withdrawiog the ssirlati :of the medical stal of the Catholic Ualverslty, perhaps you will permit me to state, through the medium of yeur oolunina, the 2easons inhy this should -net and cannot te done. . ?? ?? matjority of these gentiemen were Invited by the ...

... SPEET1 OF THE EMPEROW OFT . THElE FREKNCli (BY ELEcOTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (Reutesr Teslegram.) PARIS, MOIpDAT.-The Emperor's speech is pacific. He pr:zoa highly the alliance with England, regrets the difierences with Austria, and sayS the situation of Italy is pollticalty, disquieting; but, nevertheless, there iI not sufficient inducement for a belief in war, and ho hopes peace will not be ...

... MARRIAGES IN IRELAND. A parliamentary paper, istued on Wednesday, con- ql talus voluminous tables relating to the Marriages ro- al gietered in Ireland during the year 1857. It consists P of a report, addressed by Mr. W. Donnelly to the Lord hi Lieutenant, to which are anbjoined abestracts, In which Ai GE the tables contained in tbherport are somewhat amplified, tci premising that Catholic ...

... DUBLIN: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1869. If the question of Parliamentary Oiths be troublesome, the sooner it is- solved the better for the peace of the community and the repose of Parliamnent. The second reading of Ur, Fazgeralu's bill had been fixed for this evening; but, since the Irish Assizes will necessarily attract a large number of members from both sides of the House, the discussion has ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (BtY BAGN rIO TICLeQB1PH.) ! .THE, MONEy MARKET. tb L0oldot llsday Nig c4 The Funds opeued-with more le afterwards retaseumed a dull appearance. Eng- ?? Shares are rather better. Console have been steady all day at 92 for March ac- count, and closie at 956 sellers. The Emperores T speech is generaiLly.Aonridered favourable, but in n the absence of reaction on Paris Bourse, ...

... In the Court of Qaeenla Baneb, London, the following case was heard :-MIllar v. the London and North Western Railway Compsny.-The plaintiff is the widow of the late Rev. Mr. Millar, of Lurgan, and she brought this action on behalf of herself and deughter to recover compensation, under Lord Cfampbell's act, for the loss of .her husband, who was killed on the defendenta' line of railway. The ...

... I PABLUAMENTARY REFORM, A committee Meeting wae held at tho Norihumber. land Hotel last evening, Mr Edmond W. O'Mabony, barrister, in the chair, when Mr. John Fraser, aia honorary secretary, read the following letters:- , Skibbereen, February 14, 1859. My7 DEAR Srg-No time could be more appropriately selected for the discussion of those very Important cub- jects mentloied In your circular ...

... I - TUE CHaPEL A11D SrFOOLS OF TourNARuLLA-.The Rev. Mr. Walsh, the energetic and devoted young cler- g3 man upon whom thsecolloction for the destitute parish E abova mentioned devolves, attended on Sunday last at Fodamore, where, with the kind consideration of the eeti- mable parish priest-the Rev. Ur. Blake-a subscription r was opened and the liberal sum of 26g. contributed by the opirited ...

... HOUS(I OF ?? -s ( MAGQNIe RLrQRAm I Earl GitY Moved for a select commnt? to whether the act 18:h and 14tb Victota, cap. S9it better assessing and collecting tse p9or avid ,bI ratee in respect of email tenements, and ttb Attba 50 session to amend the municipal corporationnct lad duced any change in the character of the e, atW N Ots councils, and in the mode of ?? the ?? vernatent of corporate ...

... THE LUNATIC POQO BILL. A correspondent asks whether we are aware that, in advocating the substitution of Grand Juries for a central comnission, we would elimi- nate a very necessary element from the Board of Visitors-namely, the Catholic Bishops, who in some districts happen to be. included among the Governors. Indeed we woild not. We were not aware of that fact, but we assume they will be ex ...

... _ , _ _ a I_,_ DUBLIN: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25.1859. SIGNAL DEFEAT OF TRE GOVERNMENT. We have j ast received from our London Cor' respondent, the brief, though important, special telegram which we subjoin-for which we displace other mantter-announcing that Mi nisters, having taken their stand upon the ld principles of bigotry and intolerace, have bronght upon the'fiaelves a signal defeat. They ...