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... : - SPWEJ -.TL ?? -1 apd CIVL 'ffl&ST. thr. SPECTALXELEGRAX. ther. (From our Oorresoderit . .. 2XuB8| - Lodo'W~ednesdta~ye,- .,bt, . Sir J. Gray will, to morrow, ask the Under.& Iher, cretaryof Stite for Foeiovk p he could in- P form the house whether the Sultaa's Government luedW have recenty taken Btep. in ?? oe #civ0ilJld- re- OI, ligious liberty; and whether any advance has hn; been made ...
... --l -wI4-AT EST NW; .-1 . 9 _ - . i FRANCE. Parlis, Mondy.. It is stated that the committe of the Intean. tional Society in London haa informed those maem- berma who hive fled to other English towns thatthe English Government consider the Communi re. fugees as political offenders, and consequently decline their extradition: Versailles, Monday 3MdMrin It is universally believed that an ...
... i . I ?mNA. UP! _ St .; ,. SD Xm DIT -OF '23 n-w , Sr-I regret that in a Lat u your iliii5 X- wy, ...
... MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND APPOINT- .. MENTS. I WAR OC PALL MALL, AUG.29 4th Regiment of Hussars-Capt J A Ford, from the 13th Hussars, to be Captain. Ilth Hussars-Cornet L G Mundy to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 13th Hussars-Capt A Bibby, from the 4fh Hussars, to be Captain. Royal Artillery-Second Captain H P Lane (late Ma- dras) to be Lieutenant; D V Shortland (late Madras) to be Second ...
... THE WAY .oUi) 1o mArMEGAU. - .. AU.,_ ErSe. (Fro na Cerresponea~tl. ; E et' ' Binliii h~onthe~vlneySept;'. 3.f of Wben 1 9tarte some' -few dayr since o ?? nUI- ?? from the green ehon.f . - re- righ Little; ight littlei gem of t~ii We0atef Lty Ocean, I had As much notion that I shho'lth', 1ΒΆ4is MeV blessed ?? day, dn ?? te Io Passionspiel in Bavaria . as that Ishould be form. a mig one of a ...
... Lady Correspondent of the Evening Telegraph , under date of Sunday, writes as follows- Never, perhaps, in the criminal annals of any country was there a day so hot for judge and jury as of yesterday. Three distinct cases, each of the most intense interest, whether for the proving of guilt or the substantiating of innocence, each case originating in death by violence, each one involving the ...
... a petition from the defendants in the Tichborne case against the postponement of the trial. THE WRIT FOR MONAGHIN. On the motion of Mr. Noela newwrit was ordered for the county of Monahan, in the room of Mr. Charles Powell Leslie, Aeceased. THE TICEBORNE CASE. Mr. Bruce, in reply to Mr. B. Osborne, said that he had been in communication with the Lord Ohm- cellor and Chief Justice Boville as to ...
... I e. O Bn Y SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TILE- GRAPH.j ireR CE 3r FRA 'WCE. [a Paris, Saturday Evening, i The Paris papers state that, according to a pri- vate letter, an important Russian personage, in conversation with a French diplomatist, said that the defeat of France has placed Russia, in regard to Prussia, in the same position as that in which France found herself after the battle of Sadowa. ...
... i IMPORTANT TO CONFEMTONM 7 . I , __ I At the Northern Divisional Police Office, on Sa- ,turday, before Mr. C. T. O'Donel, several prosecu- tions at the suit of the Public Health Committee, against confectioners for selling articles of confec- tionery of a poisonous character and deleterious, wreregone into. The fims ?? taken up Was against Mrlks. Rebecca Robinson, of Capef-street. Mr. Norwood ...
... tI f fretnman's Jurnal. ?? - - -. . - - ?? - e-- - .- - . . . . . . . . .- - - - - - - L DUBLU. TUESDAY, SET. 27, 1870.s ?? ?? ?? N WE publish to-day another letter from the Rev. Dr. GOWING on the recent extensive evic- tions on the estate of Mr. DICK, M.P., in the county Wicklow. The case, as far 'as can be learned from the statements already placed before the public -in our colins, both by ...
... M1LLITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGRS. I WAR OFMICE, LONDOON, SEPT 13. Grenadier Guards-Lieutenant and Captain C. W Pakeleham to be Captain and Lieuitenant, without pur- chase; Fusign and Liutenant the lion. a. IL Primrose to be LisutsnantauC .;ptsm. withoutpurehase. 1st Foot-Captain .. J. O'Connell, to be Major. with- out purcha~se. 2ndPoot-saptain H. Waring; ?? List, to be Captain; Psymaster ...
... STEEVNS' HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL I_ COLL FX~EF. !I The distribution of prizes, by which the session o medical lectures annually commences in this hospital, took place yesterday morning in the ana- tomical theatre. At twelve o'clock the chairwvas taken by the R oht Hon. the Loa.D CHANCELLOR. Amongst those prezent were the followinm: Alde-man Bulfin (Lord Mayor Elect). Sir Wiltism Carroll, Surgeon ...