... - TEE PAfLIA4t:. T7ARY REVISIoN. lhe revision c0m5menco-d on \Vednesidv last bh'are Mr.O'Hara, Q.C.! and Mr. Laye. There was one deci- don made, publisbed in o.:r cofmn e the othe: day, which wecannot help noticing. It arose in this way. The ist of le-eholders who are on the regieter forthis cityis mainly composed of Conservatives; infact.they are abont in the proor tioer of fivetoone. Many of ...

... TM ED QtESTION. | (rE TEE TIMES SPECIAL COMMISSIOEB'.) AaTELON-It baa Often been remarked that the soil of Ireland presents a strange a seres of ContrastS aethedterent races that live on he ?? I Was forcibly struck with the truth of this, ss, fresh from the sight of the noble gramdanda andfine tillage fieldS Of Tippeary, I traversed by the Great Southern and Western line the dreary and ...

... i (z t fruman's gotualI DUBLIN: WEDNTSDAY, OCT. 20, 1889 _I _ I THIE agitators must be adly disappointed. So we are assured by the Daily Express. They fixed their hearts on the Kilkenny meeting, and the meeting was a failure I We are further told it was intended to be the first of a series of demonstration to convince Parliament that the rights of Irish landlords must be altogether ignored, ...

... ft urrman' s urnat i DBIySJ33N: FDRMAY, DEC. 31, 1869. TEE Special commiasloner of the Times has summed up his experiences and the conclusionh at which he has azrived as to ths Land Ques tion of Iceland in an able and well considered document, which we to-day transfer to our ~COWMM Although there is nothing in that report with which all Irishmen were not fully acquainted before, the conclusion ...

... SUPERSEDING A EIGH.SEERIFF ABD MAGISTRATE. The Mail of last evening publishes the following correspondence which has takea plem between Capt. Wadden and the Government:- Hilton Park, Clones, Co. Monaghan, 6th Dlec SIB-I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 25th ult. nforming me that I hare been appointed Hgh Sheriff of Leitrim, and ordering me (without any previous warning, ...

... PIEMRR, DUBLIN. up to d tL., J.uxe 1, ?? S.&E. May Sl-Countes of Erne, steamer, Holyhead; FUe Star and Trafar, steamers, L-rerpool; Ada ?oretc, Ipswich, snrphlPosphate; Fearless, Aquadela, eagr; Susan, Gloucester, brick ; Brothers, Wexford, malt; IL graet -Porttr, London, manure. June 1-Ollavins, Marsala, wheat: Jewess and gaudy Wesford, malt; Duke of Sthariaad, steamers, Holyht4 1 ?? May 3' ...

... *(beQt $otnt-(,r , urtna1. I - - - - - _ _ I M . _ _ THE HouEe of Lords have been whetting their appetite for the Church Bill by taking Go vernnment to task for complicity in Mr BRIGHT's ideas of Irish land t nure. Their lordships would have behaved with more dig nity in forbearing to notice what occarred in another place. Mr. BRIGHT'S SPCeCh disclosed nothing to justify their croms-inter- ...

... ARCEIBISHOP MANNING ON THE PER- MISSIVE BILL. ?? . - I On Tuesday evening a very large meeting was held at St. James's Hall, London, as v. great damnonctration in favour of Sir Wilfrid Lawsoi'sc Permissive Prohibitory Liqaor Bill:' Archdeacon Sandford Tociued the chair, and amongthose present ?? Manning, Sir Wilfred Lsweon, M.P.; Mr. Brewer, M.P. ; Mr. MI. RW Dalway, M.P. ;I Mr. G. 0. ...

... I A TERRIBLE SF[IPWRFEOK. I A . A -: ?? J_ .i Ax American correspondent wrhtes t) say: 5 One of the eeverest marine disasters of the past winter to American shipping was the wreck of the Pacific AIiil Steamhip Coulaun's steamer Hermnana, on the even- ing of Feb 13, on the coast of Japan. Heretofore only a meagre account of this wreck has been made public, but yesterday the State Department at ...

... ECThSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. li'e So- a3er r' ec'- c-ht *fair at four o'clock. I _: :.s .A S OuC'Tt!EieS. ?? (; : 1' tnat on the 25th instant E-h :- -&e fcrb!av- to brinuF in a bill to amend *,cela' :t rc .to t'h rates assessible on Occupiers -n F ,^ .or rL Re-oorter) ?? -EONs ACT. 12½.. T- iWson, Bllfast-Sir, I rise to move frslevetbri nie til to amend an act entitlei ' An Act to l'strsin ...

... I GARIBALDI ON SPATN. The Afozinwmeto publishes the fouiowiug Ut-Aer fromn General (aribaldi to Senor Garrido, member of the SpiinishCortes:- t Caprera, April 20, 18T9. MY DEAR GARRIDO-The r-solution of the Co- burg s worthy of all prs; s. I hope th-s wl he a lesson for the enamorred f.:ends cA the revola.ion. ' and all t. ie filends of the Span'sh nation do not visii to see her imitatng ...

... |OSEOt~F OOM-MONS -YESTERDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Lord Hyde took his seat for Brecon and Mr. Malcolm for Boston. WCONSES DUTY. Mr. W. H. Smith gave notice that on Thursday next he would ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer to state if any and what class of servants would be subject to the new licenses duty who had hitherto been exempted. ME CONSTABULART. Mr. Bruce, in ...