... TEE GALWAY VTIDICAnON FUND { Already acknowledged ?? £11,122 18 8 Received onyesterday ?? 24 14 3 Total ?? .£11,147 12 11 Lodged ?? Bank £11,143 11 11 Per Rev Mr Blake, P P, Kibride and Dunderry . . £1- f 4 3 Per Rev T Montague, PP. Port of Spain, Trinidad ?? 6 10 0 Henry Stauxaton, Seskin, De3. downey . .. 1 0 0 Mr EdwardJoyce, Grand Canal I 0 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEIAN. TO 2HZ St. ...

... I I -LORY ' An Iriebhnan named feffernon, o' the 8th Royal Irish Iluesars, haa been the sabjuct of a glowing eulogy delivered by Colonel Pa'get, on an ocoamion of the utmast interest to every man in the kingdom. Qjnarter-mastor Sarge.mant Hda. fernon has been in her Majesty's service for twenty-two years, and is one of the gallant, fel. lows who rode in faue of death with the light Brigade ...

... THE KEOGH DEBATIV. I The Times contends that the charge advareed on Thursday night by Mr. Butt would have been no other than this, that Justice Keogh bad unseated Captain Nolan when he knew there was no ground, or law, or justice for unseating him. If Mr Butt iwas uot prepared to take his stand upon this pro. position, he was merely trifling with the House of Commons, and the resolution he ...

... (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELH- GRAPE.J FRANCE. Paris, Sunday Night. The facilities for subscribing to the great loan are so much greater than formerly that the pic- turesque crowds of tag, rag, and bob-tail en- camped-all night long in the streets to get served early were, perhaps, less than have been seen before. The same necessity for employing ragged men of straw, who all passed under the ...

... I 11 BFy .GIN AGflICULTURr. I - .- s . I hri aimounri:ng tuo euilaigenient of the ,V C(17d ..1 / t; oatli Zo Irh yiilturist, we pruc-ised liat woe el8oocid m.sks oerain ibulprore- i.ente and mainitai therri. Wec betin to-day a 0Criec- ef able artthles on Tdlgian 1-Aiculture. 'Ilcy ar! curlj]ied by an Ilish gentlereln wllo ia thorubqhiy aoquaintet wvitl tho past and present of lir1~aLd, ...

... THE RH. ! N, ,A ?? | . .. I ,gRISIT LANUD.AU - ., .: ff Z, the following is the oorrect te' of the report by the LoWdl' Select Committes: appointed to Inquire lnto the wotklng of the Land. lord and, Tenant (Ireland) Aet, 1870 That the committe have met Land considered the subject matterreferred to them, and for the purpose of prosecuting their Investi- gation as to the working of the Irish ...

... I AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER OF RACHE]L.I M Jules Janiu, in an obituary notice of Ra- phael Felix, cites a hithertounpublished letter which his siste Rachel wrote to bhim when he was preparing for the stage, It is well worth reproduction: - Mon cher petit grand Raphael-The motive which has kept you from writing to me sooner Is too praiseworthy for me to feel in the least an- noyed. I am not at ...

... I KIXQSTOWN INTELtIGENCE, Sr. MlCnAh:L'r; HosrrrAi,.-It will be in the recollection of the public that the Kingetown Commissioners had in 1871 voted Harrymount to be given up to the Committee of St Michael's Hospital, to be converted into a local hospital, so much required. As it was the only place, of those selected as fitted for such purpose, tbat the lords of the soil agreed to give, the ...

... TBE BALLOT BILL AND GOVFRNOR EYRE. I ?? ?? . The 10ouse of Peera exhibited last night tha piudence which we have so often been told is th i better part of valoui. That they hate the Bal lot Bill as they detest all other movemuents in progressive direetion is certain, but they wer last night compelled with many a wry face, with many a geture of disgusti, to swallow the die taete~ful leek ot ...

... IM]1ITS, DEATHS, ANI) DISEASES. I oin 'In' ay the following quarterly summary of ?? wti-lly returns of births and deaths in )uldlil', fi-r the quarter ending Saturday, June 29. Ib72. vi -e i~sued:- o Ilrdihe-J1n the Dublin Registration District (1.ich 1 :,aeds over anr arua of 9,745 statute acre2, Invu' , according to t1ho recent onsus, a t p' jruksticn (f 310,5,5), the numbor of birthsre- r ...

... I LATEST NEWS* I _ _I *> . (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TlLE. GRAPH.) FRANCE. Paris, Sunday, 1 a.m. The Moniteur Officiel of this morning notifies that the payment of securities for investment in the new loan may be made at the following rates of exchange :-The pound sterling at 25 francs 43 centimes, with a discount of 3, per cent.; thalers at 3 francs 76 cents, discount, 4 per cent. Frankfort ...

... 'The Tetfgraph publishes a summary of long despatohes from Mr. Stanley, the speocal e1rn- raissioner of the .New York Herald,, despatched by that journal in searoh of Dr. LivingstOusl On the 23rd of June, 1871, Mr. Stanley, who had left 7Vaoaibar at the bead of a large Waravan. or, aoized by himself, reached Unyanyombe, havy 'ng lost by sickness on the way one of the white ,nen who bad started ...