... i THE KIBLWAY ACCOM'JMODDTiON Of | DUB'LIN-. A pamprhleo ernitled i'taia ks, ii ?? with a proposaI fur eatendiing the ra.; Modation of Dablin, with a map ari c. b, Ir. William LaUcr, C E., has Le ?? 15 the frmn of Mussisrp. M'Ula' ..z a wruiter, LUsiD~tis ?? cavmu exv,; , coulse frcm a profe-asin3l stad;t c such inforruation on the subj'ect, ?? suggestions in ref-rcnco t -. 1 i 5cc cluring ...

... i I . __ of London, Saturday. ;he 'The coming.weet in Parliament is not likely to ad be of a very exciting character. The two3dark sn' clouds on the political horizon have passed away, of and the Collierscandal3 and the Eweline Ree- n; tory job, as they are respectively termed, have ti. been ventilated, and it is to be hoped we shall hear nd no more of them again. The only question that ...

... I flit I Is Iramalt, ?,Iotlr-,TaL DUBLIN: SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1S72 A ?? brief discussion which took place in Pacliament- on Thursday night, is not un- interesting as exhibiting the tender mercies ?? mayalways expect atToryhands. It is on all sides confessed that of the mani- fold evils from which this country sutfers none occupies aplace more prominentthan that system of absenteeism under ...

... I CURIOUS HISTORY OF AN ELOPEMENT. I . Abouttsix weekrs ago we gave some particulars of an elopement from Bentinck, Newcastle, of the w ife of a publican and a gentleman's coachman. B We have now to record that the woman, tired of the olject of her second levo, hss returned to her lawful husband, Mr. Hindson, and that the man with whom she eloped, Alexander Lisle, was r brought from Liverpool ...

... I ATt(OCITlES OF THE COMMUNISTS. I On Tuesday the Committee of Inquiry resumed its sittings and began to look into the evidence of the deeds of the Commune in its later days. We learn that on the evening of the 26th of May 47 hostages were mar bed from La RIquette to Belle. vile amid the hootings of an infuriate mob. There were 10 priests amongst the victims and a Com- mnunist artilleryman ...

... I DALSI;Y TO;N CoNtuussroErzs-This board met yesterday, Dr. Parkinson in the chair. Com- missioners present-H. Parkinson, David Beggs, William Murphy, B. Harrison, M. Casey, Thomas Wright, Gregory Kane, and G4. Tyrrell. Somne matters were brought before the board, but were l of no public interest. A cheque having been drawn for the current expenses, the board adjourned. RrTHnowxN UNIoN.-This ...

... I LATEST NETWS I (Br SPECIAL AND ORDIXARY TELE- GRAPH.) FRANCE. Versailles, Saturady Evening. In teday'5 sitting of the Assembly in the debate on the budget of the Minister of Finince, on a pro- posal of MK Jermai, who criticised the exming arrangement between the Government and the Bank of France,- said the Assembly had . referred this part of the budget-to the committee. M. Remneat presented ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Mr. Greene gave notice that on the 16th of April he should call attention to the postal and telegraphic arrangements. Mr. Trevelyan gave notice that on the 16th of April he should call attention to the employment of young persons in agriculture. Mr. Disraeli-I beg to give notice that after Easter I shall bring -before ...

... I ftFE GRAVEYARD QUEMSTONr. The newspapers of the' province contain from time to time descriptions of unseumly and often disgraceful Aenes in graveyardsi, when persons of different religions battle over the few feet of earth which shall hold the body of our dear departed brother. We do not care to say ?? and what the aggressors usually are; but we find a case readyto band which'wetblnk ...

... I ?? NOWSO. i (BYF P.ZCJA4rAD ORDINARY TEL- GRAP1H). FRANCE.; ari ' Monday Even4 All quarters of Paris have been perfectly tran- t quil to-day.' he city wore its accustomed aspect Tha President of the Chamber of Commerce at t St. Etiemge.hsa received notice from the Govern. mnenq that silk wl be taxed 4 per cent. without drawback. The subscription forthe restoration of the Palace of the legion ...

... 1, I 9!,jc ?? ?'GI f 8 ?u m- al. I ?? DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAIICH 11, 1S72 I I~t~tE \xE Y~~txE N ?? E TUE amendment of the Grand Jury Laws of Ireland has long been a desideraturn of the iist mnagnitude. Time aand the benig, info- ences of light have done much to diminish the peculation, th e nepotism, and the jobbery uwhich were long the synonyms of the Grand Jury system ; but there is much yet to ...

... SUNDAY LQUOR TRCmO. - 1t I A public meeting to cousider the propriety of taking immediate steps to support the bill intro- duced by Sir Dominic Corrigae and five other members of Parliament for the ?? of public- houes during tha whole of Sundays, was held- yesterday in the MAusiOD 1Ho , -The meeting 'Was oomvened by the RigiHOes tle Lard Mayor in Eomp~cance~ivxth a numerously and-- wrectably ...