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In August lad the Armagh Observatory received a grant of £2,000 from the Government, and the instrumental equipment of the institution is in consequence about to be considerably improved. An equatorially mounted refractor, of ten inches aperture and somewhat over ten feet focal

On lent Sunday, surrounded by all the pomp and significance of the Church's grandest ceremonial, and attended by an enormous congregation of the faithful, the appeal on behalf of St. Michael's Church, Enniskillen, was made by the Must Rev l)r Logir., Bishop of Raphoe. At the out