... I RiEDISTJBUTIO O ATS IN IR- 1 ?? . : W ToE EDITORn OF4TE FREEMANif. -' Sirn-The plan, of. grouping several towns to- gether to form onie cnstituoncy isso little under- qtood ?? that I think you will permit me to* occupy' a pbrtioi 'of- 'oui columns iunex' planatien of it. I wispartieilarly to call the attention of thespublie to this subject, because this planivf representation has worked ...

... I - gi!p? z I - - . 4 r- I -S -I - -gl lit as t o5oso- Tt (E!,ST4IDLISIIED AN1NO 1737.) at B-ELFAST: inTUESDA:Y, OCT. 29, 1872. A Roomer- telegram stares, on the authority of' taf the .Yom'ncl de Rome, that the Pope peremptor- ily rejucted Cardinal Gallen.'s propoisal to. tak~e or soin -Steps on 'behalf of the Rtoenan Catholic I ra clergy of Galway, adding ?? ite Irish cle-rgy' of 1u4; wil ...

... T1uERE have been too many reasons of late to suspect the policy that governs our foreign relations. That policy reminds us of nothirg so much as the story of the artist who, aspiring to paint a perfect face, drew each feature from beautiful models, and worked downwards, covering his work as he proceeded. Each feature he had borrowed might be represented as fault- less in itself; yet when the ...

... THU1RSDAY.-W. H. Geachbias, W. Cuthb,.rtgon, W. Clifford, J. Damtrel, W. Mortimer, and H. Norrington, Ehqrs, Mr. W. NOTT, butcher, South-street, was summoned for having driven two bullocks through the streets on the 2lst instant without a head-rope, but as this wea the first case under the new bye-lows the Magistrates were satisfied with the payment of experees. FRIDAY.-F. Franklin, R. Sanders ...

... DESTRUOTION OF 'AN AMERICAN IRONWORKS. I The rolling pilfl and buildings of the.Cambria Iro B works, at Johnstown. Pennsylvania, the- largest rail. making establibhment In. the ?? wre mostly destrayed by, fre, on, Saturday night, the 12thinstant. The steel worky, shop and furnaces, were utnrjured.` The light machinery, In the burned chops was destroyed, but the heavy machinery suffered little ...

... DITRIOT_7W. TSmGaqo 1~soemtb n ,og ON OR im :F si I *:bom embemb~t1hob fievw wtebsg.io th -weo of: he FAlMO' *nd Merorentg , atish.*;1 the LMterwy lntltnte, was pa : th kawteea f ' ?? of farm labouren%, in qdoe? p b t cdan2 h the niut d'dew tut the ne ?? . E ll ld esot ba - - ftted foruomeegla ? ei d timeto objepl. Te t former hold their con market in a ?? - and In coasequeno ofthe ...

... OO1~~~UE8PO1W~~~iINOF ban.* CC,' B- Ton hid liktteraoply Ato the polle, Bangoon,- a 4o: not. renmrnnberany Such perform -nr ON, - 'e,ifyou' mre, In arrearl with rent 'i4 othtirwlsi. Ratemyayr.-Wie do not knwl Write t the master of ;the Workhouse. AL Le-nn !oi-nWe have no means ?? 86&2-The charity colleotionsh 1821)amounted to£4.085. and in 1871 to £4,886 Sessiones In-August next. ...

... ALL SAIXTS' CHURCH.—Our readers are reminded that the thanksgiving service at this church takes place to-day. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A SAILOR IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. Yesterday morning as the Austrian barque Jacob was coming up channel one of the seamen named Nicolo Giurgevich fell from the yard-arm to the deck, and was killed. His body was brought into the port last night, and awaits an inquest. ° ...

... M1R. FROUDE IN AMERICA-INhFLUENCE IN IRISHi POLITICS. ESPECIAL TELfGRAM.] A r a banquet, given to Mr. Froude in New York by his American publishers, he made a speech upon the influence of America in Irish politics. He said that acmoe eighteen months ago he beard one morn- ing in London that one -of -the most prominent of the Fenian leaders was making a tour in the United States, delating upon ...

... COR ADFASHION. THE COURT. BAL)IORAL CASTLE, Ocrons. 2G.-The Queen walk-ed and drovo with -rineaoai IBt trico yester- day morniug, and drove out in the afternoon, at- tended by the Marchioness of Ely. Princess Louise left the Castle at half-past six o'clock yux- terday norning, attended by Miss Bauer and Col. Ponsoaby, on her return to Inverary. The Marquis of Lome joined her Royal Highness at ...

... LURGLAN MODEL SCHOOL. U TH IANAL ' AMNATION. I c. [rstoa OUR REPORTER.] t LraGoner, WEsDNnESDAY. TnE annual exanimetion of the pupils in attendance E at this excellent educational establishment took place in the principal school-room here to-day, in the presence of a large and respectable assemblage of visitors, including the parents and friends of the pupils and the general public. ...

... DIOCESAN SYNODS OF DUBLIN, GLANDE- LAGH, AYID KILDARE. Du [FROMs OnE SPECIAL REPORTER.J .to SECOND DAY. :te DuaBLuiS, WZDYDE5AY. in THEr joint Diocesan Synods of Dublin, Glaudelagh, id and LKlildare re-assembledthis morning at eleven g o'clock, in the Metropolitan Ball-his Grace the v, Archbishop of DuBLiN in the chair. Judge Ear- re risonacted as assessor. The proceedings having if been ...