LEEDS CATHOLIC LITERARY INSTITUTION. _ On Thursday eve above e institution l 7 th in i n connection with the ni a n c ' St. Ann's Boy's-sch oo l, Patrick's), on "The Life and e Rev. M. , O'Donnell (St. Times of Daniel O'Connell." The Rev. Lecturer, in his exordium , characterise

THE LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH, ABERDEEN. The erection of a new church was commenced in Aberdeen last year. A correspondent of the Glasgow Free Press vtys:— "The work since then has been gamed on with much force-and energy, so that now the large an

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The Occasional Forms of Prayer Bill, on the motion of Mr. WALPOLS, was read a third time and passed. The Law of Property and Trustees Amendment Bill was brought from the House of Lords and read a first time. CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION The above bill was read a second time. - S

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