... WASTE OF WATER IN THE CITY- PROSECUTIONS. I - _I Yeiterday, at the Northern Divisional Police Court, surmmonses Isued at the suit of the Cor- lporation of Dublin against owners of houses, for allowing water to be wasted, were hoard and . adjudicated upon. The presiding magistrate was Mr. J. O. O'Donel. Sir John Gray, M.P., Chairman of the Waterworks Committee, was present. F The Corporation iv ...

... I I I 10 TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEM)AN. flh DEAn Szg-It gives me much pleasure to ob. of serve that the public mind is beginning to realise iy fully the unstable condition of the Qacen's Uni. )h versity in Ireland. EHaving been for some time c- a student in one of the Queen's Colleges, I hope d these few remarks of mine on the subject may not prove wholly uninteresting. As an Irishman to and ...

... ,INGSTOWN CORRESPONDENCE. I _ I Branch Office, 87 Lower George's-atrcot, 1iDngstown, Monday Night. TUE RINsG9TO'V CoimisssioNnRs.-There will be a special meeting on this day (Tuesday) at eleven o'olook, to decide upon the most import. ant matters that have ever occupied the atten. tion of the board. The result of the vote to be given may be felt by the ratcpayera of Kings. town fos many years ...

... : A meeting of members of the Irish Soclety for Women's Suffrago was held on Saturday at Kyle, Wexiord.-Captain Percy, Harvey, D.L,, in the chair. Miss Anne Robertson, PAesidtnt of the Society, who was present, said that it was gra. tifying to observe that more Irish members of Parliament had voted last session in favour of the, bill to enfranohise women ratepayers, than had voted for it upon ...

... KINOSTOWN CORRESPONDENCE. I Branob Office, 87 Goorge's-strost, Klngstown, Monday Night. I'OLIUe COURT.-Mr. Barton presided and dis' posed of some cases of drunkenness-fines from 58 to lOs. Two Russians, from the Russian ship Julbna, at present in harbour, were charged with having assaulted the cook yesterday on beard, Captain Bishman deposed that he had been~o church, and on his return to his ...

... j ISIaTORS' APPENTWES' D I lI AllO I CII ETY . I I at ?? l I , bopening lectsngoi ' fourth sesaion of tis soociety was held lst'9ning, in the Soiili5 'torc'7 ?? The RightHonlithe ti: ayor Inded.The6 sa ous I !!attendance of merbei anddtheir friends. inolud- . iag ladies. Amongst thobsW0 o06ccupied places ;eu the platform were-P. Ca. -iHeron, jo.h;; ;r ' J. O'iHagan. Q.0.; Master Teehing, W. ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMSe I rFRON OUR ohWS COBBSPONZVDBT8.) (By 1eermanSPcial W.) THE DERRY ELETIOX. Derry, Thursday Night. Topnight there Vwas a great Home Rule demon. stratoniin favour of Mr. Bigger infihe* Corporation Iiall under the presidency of Dr. M'Closkey. The hall _'was filled to overflowing. The principal speakers were Mar. A. M. Sullivanof the Nation, and ir. Daniel DI 'Aleese, ...

... I 10 (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELE. 8~~~ *~ GRAPH.) s,5 - --t . _FRANCE. i n u Versailles, Tuesday. e A nuxerousy tattended meeting of the mem- n- herE of the Eight, at which over 100 deputies t wve present, was held last evening, under the li presidency of. ML do Lay. The meeting re. e, solved to elect M. Cassenore de Pradines Se. a- cretary of the Chamber, in the room of M. Costa a- de ...

... LATE ST NEWS, [ & SPECIL ORDINaY TELEGRAMS.] e F R A N C E. ° PAWS, MONDAY E1vsS oi 1- The French Go- j ven3:entwilthiweepay 200000,090f0E. of thewar indemnity. These payments will be continued, SO P' that by the enrd of this year only 2,o0,o00f. will be left. EAMS, Mos\DAY EVEeZl Xe-The BDiePublic, th@ . Ministc-riaI organ anniounces that the four years' 3 presidency and nomination of a vice ...

... BEL'e'AL 5i:3RSES Home AH06D 'NRAD2INO | StacL J R A. ,. YssnRanAY, at thlre oki-ck'C, the first annual met i~ng of governors and subscribers of one gpuinea and' aepivarda annually was held at tho H.ome, 4,j Fre- derick Street. Th-ere was a gooad attndnce including the ?? Lordl Bishlop of Dlown and Conner and Dromere (in the chair), M1 iss Otway, ceIs. M 2cede, Pjrkoeourt ;nLady~ Clamses 31iss ...

... DI IEADFUL SlIP wlVRRKS-I'vE SEASIEN DPC IN E D. By the arrival of the accrewzsteanmer Sweden at W fest lartleporil on Mv onday, full details have been rcceived of the loss of the brigs Ocean and Harriet is Doluilg, and of the drowning of themaster and four - of the crew of the former vessel, and the providen- ,, tial escape of the others. The Ocean was on her r. passage from ?? te London, ...

... CCURT AMDTID FASHIUONl. I H c C OU R T. IMIAfIOPRA. CAriS., NokiymRnt 19.-Tbe Queen, acrouqlsauind by Phincess Beatrice and Prince Leo pold, drove to the Classalt Sheii yesterday, and re- turned in the evening. The Queea has, within the last few days, visited considerable numbers of poor people in the neighbourhood of Balmoral, and dis- tributed among theta blankets and other warm clothing. Dr ...