... THE LONGFORD ELEMTlOI-qHE No). | 1 , - I- NATION. I I (Frone our Reporter.) LOyGuPpD, Fera'r.-nTh nomination of caudi- dates for the representation of the county of Longford took place this morning In the courthouse, Long, ford. There wa considerable excitement In town, the streets being pretty well filled by the different parsies on the side of Mr. Greville and Mr. Martin. A trop of the 14th ...

... THE EIGHT TO SEAWEED. ,r, -i 1 -1 ., .. L. - . ?? . . _. _ Ibe subject on which The Farmer's Friend urska informtion-the right of the public to collect and carry away seaweed from the foresbore-is one of very great importance, and we would advise him to write to the Law Oficers of tha Crown, whose duty it will be to give him authoritative Infor- Mation. Should he do so we will be happy to ...

... I . BY TELEGRWPH WIRE' London, F~riday. The revenue returns for 1869, made up to to-night show a decrease in this year compared with last year of one million one humdred and forty-five thousand pounds. The Tabil states that upwards of five hundred bishops are in favour of the promulgation of the infallibility dogma. The opposition is in a woeful minority. The Weekly Regismer says the Emperor ...

... CHURCH OF ST. KEVN_ HABRINGTONi - . S TREET.,j To-morrow at two o'clock, a public meeting will be held at the Wooden Chapel, Eleyteebury-street, to receive the report of the building of the new Paro- chial Church of St. Kevin. and to adopt measures forisecuringthe continuance of the works If the inhabitants . not only of the pariah but of the city generally could have brought. fully and ...

... SOMETHIN'G ABOUr THE SKTi~.Z CZ I. The Malta T;n. Af the 9tih publiehes a very read. able letter from Dr. Cannon, of her Mjesty's ship Newport, giving some interesting detaitl, not here- tofose published, of the magnitude of this great onu dertaking. Dr. Cannon, we may ?? of Dublin, eon of Dr. Cannor, of Kennelwortheqnare, and we therefore have much pleasure in presenting his fellowdcitizenes ...

... i 'e fir W ~l ?? O - - , -:1 TIC I A tine weV ng-on correbponosat W44S 'i - - . on November 1 :-`All the We.ruo it prisonerd, for some months past confined on board a hulk in the barbour, have been indicted for high teaso= before the SupremeCourtfound g&ity and seuterce L to the same barbarous punishment as these EaEs Coast prisoners whose trial was roported last morth -to ba drawn on a hurdle ...

... STATioNS OF TE BRITISH A Y. I Corrected up to the 29th De&, 1869, inclsve. j Where two places ase sainented, thebalt-mentioned la that at which the Depot ot Regiment is statiored CAVALRY. 24th-latbat, Malta, Preston lnt LUe Gn1-Reget's 2nd bat, MadrJa, Preton Parknh 26th-Is bat, Portsmouth; 2nd ?? P s 2nd bat, Bengal, Preston ?? Romse Gnar-Wind- 26th-Bengaj, Abedeen Nor 27th-Chasha lat Dragoon ...

... AMERICAN ASSURANCE LAWS:' TOT EDIrOn OF :HZ FREEMAN. DEAB Sm-The article which appeared in your issue to-day, under the above heading, is very liable to mislead many in this contry on the snbject of life assurance. The repor ofthq discussion at the Statistical Society woald sve from thes isleading features; but ay report of the proceedings has, un- fortunately, only appeardin the i anos ...

... ~ I)e grfmiilu's lurnai. , DUBfIN: SATIURDAY. JAX(. 1, 1870. THE year 1869 has closec. aud te parted from it with regrat as one of the few ysars in our long and sad history which bore upon It the mark of true progrest. It will be memorable in our annals as the ve.r in Which SectariHa Ascandancy was trampled. ander foot by the Engli Government and Eagliha Parliament, and Religious Equality pro; ...

... I UDBE ..L SHIPWRECK AT BLL| I COTON About half-past eight o'clock on Thursday morning a large big, stated to be from Taragon to Quee towe, for orders, with X cargo of wheat, crew all Italans, was driven on thoe st d about half a mile east of Ballyootton. Fortunatelythe was driven on a bank of turf and weeds. The Ballycotton lifeboat was immediately sent out. She was driven on shore twice, the ...

... .. A. meeting of the inhabitants of this prerih was hield -yesterday In the Wooden Chapel, Haytesbury- streef, to hear thes report of the progress of the Dew church, and to take active means to oecurs Ito completIon.' There was a nomerous andrespecta.ble, attendance. Shortly after two o'rc , o the imotion of Mr. Sherlock, qCO, XRP, the chair was Itaken by the 11ev. Martin Blarlow, P.P. The ...

... THE A COLLECtIfO NfFA x-T-ATS. L- . wv e bave been requested to publish the following 1 statement with respect to the altred mode of collect ing the Queen's taxes, about which great misappre- I Lt eon seems to prevail:- 1-l2;cosmx TAx-There Is no alteration what- ever in respect to the payment o. income tax on di- vidends aisisngfrom public funds or shaoea, on internet of reo, eyp, or on ...