... I TIPTREE HALL FARMt I~~ I fI order to remove agitation, excitement, and diverge~nse of opinion as regards the hietory of this farra, I will simply state the facts, and leave your readers to draw their own conclusions. The farm, when I bought It, was known as Sadler's Farm, because a very worthy farmer of that name had occupied it origmnally for many years, Its name in the deeds was Bigmore's ...

... I DUBLIN TOTAL ABSTINENCE LEAGUE, AI A - t ?? - - _ 1 .- . - - l _ 1 The weekly meeting of this organisation was held SundayZvening in the refreshment room of Rotundo, whioh was densely crowded. So great was the inconvenience felt that we believe the committee have lb under consideration to rent the Pillar Room. Mr bilchael Brogan presided and delivered an able asd practical address. He was ...

... 'I 'I'list F)?e O . ,,Cambridge I ?? ?? - - -, I DUBL I FRIDfAY, AUG. 23. ' ?? I IT is with sincere gratification that we an niounce the termination of the Bakers Strike. Yesterday the great body of the men returned to their work. To-day, wo have no doubt, there will be abundance of bread in the market, and to-morrow, we trust, everything will have resumed its normal condition. During the ...

... P!E~fJAJA iTJEORAMS. I (FRC&OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTflsq r~d F'reemae -Specia Mire.m) LPREAD OF TIE CATTLE PLA(MUE. London, Monday E vcning. ,Tho covernmeut has received intelligence of threo outbrcals of rinderpest at Bridlington, in tle l-ast l'iding of Yorkshire. In one of theso ae,5 the disease showed itself in a herd of 15 ,ttlle belonging t!) Mr. Walter Gibson, of which Ia lave been ...

... AlRRIVALS. Up to 9 a.n , Sept 1i, 1872. Wind-N. W. Sept. 17.-Edith, steaim r, Hinlyhead Sept. 18-Stanley, steamer, Holyhead. 8 colliers. SAILINGS. Sept. 17.-Henry, Wexford. wheat ; Argo. steamer, Bristol - Duke of Sutherland, Sca Nymph, nit I)ch'os of Sutherland, steamers, Holyhead: R nrl of C7)tile, stearuer, Glasgow, hblana, se'amer, Belfaut; Long- ford, steamer, Liverpool. IBY TELEGRAPH. ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UNION-EB TRDAY. The usual weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday, GEORGE 131ANE, Esq., J.P., In the chair, The other guardians present ?? Orowe, Thomas Franklin, Robert Callow, T A ; CM War- ren, David Armstrong, Alderman J Draper, John Byrne, TO, Michael Roche, Edward M'Cready, A K( Downing,patrick Pilsworth,Frederick Stokes JP Akderman Tarpey, Charles Cobbe, J P Thomas a ...

... THE EASURYAND THE CIVIL SERVICE. To TOIM EDITOR OF THE FtEMAN,- Sxn,-The ii Barvico Commission is now in I the fall dischargeof its mysterious functions, and' a the Civil servants of Ireland are on their trial be- 7 fore a tribunal on which they are not repreSented, . and with the scope 6f whose jurisdiction they are unacquainted. This, however, is known-that, in the constltuthon of that ...

... ?? TO THE CLERGY, SECULAR AND REGULAR, OF DUBLIX. BEVEERBD AND DE4R SIR-Will you be so kind as to exhort the faithful, on next Sunday, to celebrate the festival of our great patron, St. Laurence, on Thursday next, 14th November, with great devotion, meditatlug on his spirit of mortification, his faith, his charity, and humility, and imploring of him -to Intercede for hie ohil. dren at the ...

... I _ ?? . -.-I ?? ?? I The usual weekly meeting of the board was 3 held yesterday. ) Alderman VOKES MACKEY, D.L., in the dhair. STATE OF THE HousE.-Numllber in house per last return, 2,546; admitted, 134; discharged, 102; died, 8; number of children at nurse, 270; receiving out-door relief, 525; children at Deaf I and Dumb Institution, 27; at Blind Asylum, 14; patients in fever hospital, 3; ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, l I I (FROM OUR O WN CORRBSPONDZNNTS.) OUTRAGE ON THE QUEEN. London, Thursday, Evening. An attempt was made this evening to assassinate her Majesty. London is becoming frantic with ex- citement, and it is alleged that the would be assassin is an Irishiman. The facts, as far as are known, are these .-Her Majesty left Buckinghiam. Palace this afternoon for a constitutional ...

... Vht f rccialt'S -, raLI DUBLIN FI1IUA X 1 X N5v -, ?? I DiBJ,:N:~ ~ ?? ?? ?? S A BRiEr but inmortant conversation with re- ference to tihe case of the tenants who pu .- chased at the recent sale of the Waterford es- tates took place in the House of Commons last uipht. In answer to a qliestion put by SirHEuvEv YB}a1J, Mr GLADSTJN'E stated that ?? the question had already been pat by flie 1 ?? ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. (By Special and Press Association.) Their lordships met at five o'clck. On the bringing up of the report of amend- ments to TUE ECCLESIASTICAL COUR.TS AND RECE}STRIES BILL, The Marquis of Salisbury called attention to the financial scope of the measure, the working of ahich, according to the noble earl by whom it 'was promoted, would require 32,0001. A great ptation ...