... I EMI ORATION TO CANADA. To 'rE EDIT-OR OF THE FrH8NI&N. ShIlbourne Hotel, Dablin, 9th July, 1S72. Ssu-May I agair,1tbrongh yourcoluufn5,dr d attention to Quebeu as a field for enter 1. 1 have already told you that the G ,f ...

... A I c DUBLJNe MON-DAY, JULY 8, 187A. ?? . ?? .. ON Saturday in the Court of Queen's Beach there took place another of those melan. choly occurrences which have in recent times become so common, and which have shaken to-its very centre popular respect for the judicial office. It was the duty of the Court of Queen's Bench to give judgment in an applicatioii arising out of the case of O'KumiE E ...

... I _YR. STANLEY'S DISCOVERY. The Fame of the H1erald'a Explorer-Ho- merio Struggles for his Birthplace. Sach is the heading under which the Veto York Hlerald ar. ranges all the flattering penny-a-lining about Mr, Stanley's half-believed discovery. That the Ilerald should rank Mr. Stanley with Homer is not surprising; nothing is surprising in the Rerald. It appears that Mr. Stanley is ...

... LONDON IRISHE HOME RUGL ASSO | ()I~~0ATtONq. OnV Wednesday a meeting of this branch was held at the King's Arms, iiotborhide.w,41. The chair was oocaipied by Mr J Callauon, secretary of the W'appieg branch, Mr J E O'Cavanagh, chaile an et the association, qnd Nir Leannon, who weie depusted to attend, were present. Tht Chairman, in opening the proceedings, ?? the Irish in London were determined ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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! ...

... i TB IEMtDXG OF CATTLE,. At a recent konthly meeting of tla Hexhau F~mors' Club-C. G. Grey, I.tl, presiding- Mr. Brydin, of Beanham ffarbsmr, agent to Earl Vane, read the followingr paper on The Feeding of Cattle :-In addition to turnip and chaff, or other food essential for bulk, it is usual to hlaten the feeding pro. cess by means of concentrated foods, suoh as meals, cakes, &o. To use ...