... LELEURRER ! CHAPEL. Wednesdayi the 23rd nut., wes the day selected for the laying is uf thfirst atone of the new ohlpei ta o be~eaeed at Ellerker, in th, tbe pavish oFBrafitlogham. D1)viie seirre connirenced in the e parish-e4lrbb treleveni ooeloek.' Pmayers bailnig been read by ir the sveriend'theT ickr,' a most admirables lid effeetive serion' r- waa, ?? by'ths Venerable Archdeacon ...

... wwWmwwmwAm-- lotal lutelliginct. , Our raeswill be gratified to learn that Sir a Clifford and Lady Constable, Miss Chichester, Master frr Crinstable, and suite, are returning in good health from lat their extensive Continental tour. The travellers -were leftta *ythe last' accounts at Geneva, after having visited the tat mountains of Switzerland. The intended route being direct to Englaod, ...

... i to THE EDITOMOTHE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. I Sm.-*Were i not aware that ypur journal is the organ of the great Repeal party, which you so ably sustain and represent, I would apologise for trespassing a second time on your columns. The ialue of the matter brought under public notice in those columns cannot be better illustrated than by referring to Mr. Gordon's able, liberal, and caustic letter ...

... There never was defeat so signal as that which d d awaited the faction of the Clancarty in his own town a Ion Saturday'last. It was a defeat without even a to contest-~-a suit without a defence-a charge denied a without an attempt to offer evidence in support of the _ p denial. The noble lord was accused of having pros- t tituted his power as a landlord to the purposes of narrow-minded ...

... The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday have reached us, The Moniteurbof Friday and Saturday contain telegra- phic dispatches from Perpignan, announcing the commence- ment of a counter-revolutionary movement at Barcelona. (The former day's dispatches we have already published.) For somie days a collision appeared inevitable. We have already announced the entry into the city of two battalions ...

... TO 'lTHE EDITOR OFTHE FRENMANMS iOURNAL. Library-square, Trinity College, I 9th Sept.. 18&43. Nel matris validas in viscera vertile vires..-VIRGIL. Sin-I have seen with deep disgust and sorrow a letter, in your publication of yesterday, subscribed 'by 'Richard Frizelle, S.T.C.D., wherein, among other things, he alleges that there prevails no such feeling as that of Repeal at any other table ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 23.-e had yesterday au execution, which will give rise to much scandal in Europe against the Turks.' An Armenian renegade was publicly beheaded for deserting Islam, afterl having embraced it. He was a fine young man, and it 'i a source of great regret to 'have to relate his story. Two years ago, being a Chris- tian bootmaker, he took it into his head to become a Mussul ...

... From a Correspondent. Among the deposits of the editorial pen on the broad- sheet of the last Suffolk Chronicle, curious and ingenious and inventive as they are altogether, there is one literary gem of the first water. The learned scribe is somcwlhat in the habit of aiming at distinction, as the champion of the dissenting body, well knowing how useful is that arm of the radical force in aiding ...

... I P S W I C H, 8atmduy, ?eptend?er 2, 1S43. Comni~seioa signed hy the Vice Lieutenant of th~e Count'y of Suffotk..-Sulfolk Borderera Yeomanry Cavalry: Edwv. Clarence Kerrison, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice the Hon. Major Henniker, deceased.- Gazetle. On Sunday last, Aug. 27thl, a most excellent and sippro. priate sermon was preached to a crowded congregation, in aid of the Felixstowe National ...

... BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE- MENT OF SCIENCE. CORK, WEDNESDAY.-. meet if of the general comnmittee was held yesterday afternoon, when grants of money to the amount of 1887 were awarded. The following are the de- tails of the dif'erent grants:- SECTION A.-Sir David Brewster, for continuing hourlyr meteOrO- logical observations at Kingressie and Inverness, 121.; 'Mr. W. S. Harris, for ...

... E VIC UALLERS', PRO- , IRRMINO ~ ECINSCIETY. l,,NuASS, FaIlly NIoDBT,-The members'and friends istii~~ga Licensed Victisallers' Protection Society of the B~irminghr i. so Tvr, celeij~se505 tntyirst anniversary, at the Atf aen andlet ?? to report-that the in- inrest inr the cause hasr not abated since t at ebation en 1842, if we layudge byfthe character of the attendance, ot e8tati feeling and ...

... IOUGsREA REPEAL MEETING. LOUGasRcA, SUtNDAY NIGHT, 'Tie repeal meeting took place here to-day. As this was the first public meeting since the Queen's speech, much interest was attached to it. and even more than the usual exciternert prevailed amongst the thousands who attended it. Mr. O'Coa- nell, accompanied by Mr. Steele and other friends, arrived in a earrisge sod four at allinasloe, ...