... clVIL SERVICE BUILDING ui:tr. Ihe directors, in their report t,1 ?? ye elded '3It Ma v, 1872, say :-Yoar 1.reetws have great satisftavtirn is submittiah, ?? 011 the report of the seocietys affairs for tiic . *r ear, tougther vith a balaoce aheet, made o in the ?? form, and duly cortdie. by yowi .wdiiturs% 1ut of the adoitiowal protits, aniouut;.: 'S Ul. 3& (d, your directors have declared a:; ...

... Self-complacent English critics havo. always held that deep down at the bottom of clhe F'rencl heart is a residuum of savage cruelty. 'D'ue pre. sent rulers of Fratce are certainly giviog eoume colour to this ohargo by their- atrocious coodiuct towsards the wretoned Communists. Th'kt the (Corezruniets were the greatest political ,ritninals the voildeverasaw-tbat, having drawei¢ U. sword agai ...

... - I (yRoAI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS. (By Firemean Spi'J Wire,) TJlE EARL OF GRANARD AND JUDGE KEOGH. uondon, Monday Night. In the Homse of Lords this evening, (aa rdorarard ?? lord , l wish, i fith your ?? to make a short statement of a per. sofln character. I thought that I should have been able to seoure An Opportunity Of making the explanftion I am now about to make when the questio h the ...

... |THE IRISH VOTE ON A PERMIISSIVE I i BALLOT. I (From our Correspondent.) ' London, Saturday. The number of Irish members who voted yes. terday in the first division on the consideration of the Lords' Amendments to the Ballot Bill was 75, of whom 41 were for disagreeing with the armendment, and 34 were in favour of agreeing to it. The amendment was eventually disagreed with by 302 to 234, or a ...

... BIRAiLFAST.-EPPE'r CocoA.-GRATHFiL AND Vom FonTIN(+.- By a thorough knowledge of the inatu ral laws which govern the operations of digesticn and nutrition, and by a careful application of the tine properties of ?? cocoa, Mr. Elpps has pro. vie ed our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured Leverage which may save us many heavy doeiors' ?? Service Gazette. Made simply with Boiling Water ...

... SPECIAL ULEGRAMS. I fIrQ OUR OWg CORRESPONDENTS.) ?? Frceentan Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Thursday Night. The Lords of the PPivy Counoil have to-day passed an order, removing, uader certain condi- tione, the cattle brought frm m .Schleswig.HOlsteil from the regulations contained in the fourth tehedule of the Contagious Diseases' Animals -Act, 1809. It Is sttted to be highly ...

... I We take the following interesting article trom the first of a series on the subject which has been commenced in the JVFe'ly Freeman and Jr14h Ay. icuthloo:- With reference to the improvement of Irish agriculture there is one country in Europe with a climate much resembling our own from which we may take many a usesul lesson. It is in ex. tent small, smaller than oneof our provinces-we might ...

... _ MORMON EMIG4RANT.S. On Friday, at high water-time, anotherdetach- ment of between 400 and 5(0 Mormons started froin Liverpool on board the Guion screw steam- sbip Nevada, in order to join their sect on the other side of the Atlantic. The party on this occasion consisted almost exclusively of Scan. dinavian ldormons-nainely, those belonging eitber to Denmark, Sweden, or Norway ; but in ...

... The annual distribution ofprizes to the pupils of the above establishment took place yester- day in the presence of a very large and dia. tirguished audience. Shortly after 11 o'clock bis Grace the Lord Primate entered the hall, at. tended by many of the clergy of Dundalk nd its vicinity. Coote's spirited chorus. Hark ! the lark at heaven's gate sings, was sung by the college choir in ...

... Ad I IA ' g~lear sticeaqtdwallaa m, a nilitary story of the days of te46%rcby and the First Empire. Brasksome Done is an English story-of thesame period. It is quito as i4onderfnl asr'$T~e, ,ife Guardsman, and quite as improbable) and romantic, and entertaining. , polonel Walrley is of the Mayne Reid schooL He is arove derail, and delights only in the mar- vellous and the swift. 'Ipeitdept ...

... LONDON GOSSIP, London, Thursday. Well is it for us tbat the movementt oa the part of the rich man in favour of his poor brother5 can be pointed to, jusb aq the bittoroeos of the -o.r man against his rich brother might other- wise bo growing beyond control. No 0110 ca1r. relroach the modern poesessors of wealth with inilifference to the wolfare of the poor. Never at any period of history was ...

... I Tll F RAILWAY EXTENSION I; I; Dublin, 12shh 1uly, -7I ro 1F. THE (ll'nON. 'I'HIfN TA 301I\ Amy LonD-A letter addressed to your I.nld* slkip by S~r John Oray, and published in t;.i niorniug'a lF:IAL AK, respecting tbe p guarantee to the Corporation of the exoeatims tJ be incurred in opposing the I reat S~ vin r and Western North-wall Junction llailway Ili, neceesitates my troubling you vit! ...