... THB, I.-UATpl1q IN F. A , ; . I THE ED ITOT R AN. Lyeqj, December 18, 1872. DEAy SIR-XV1U jbu a'lowVI h Freuchwoman, * who loves her,cou~ntry and grieves over. Its pre- sentafu)tj and Misfortunes to aweranartiole I oini the' TelegranPik, Whicioh has found a-pla6ee in your widoly-sprea4 ptaperof ith 9th. The por- traitures that are drawn there of our political zoeiiate mnore 6fipoetry than ...

... I Branch Office, 87 George's street, Kingstown, Wednesday Night. .LANDSLIP ON TuE RAILWAY-KINCRSTOWN ASD DAMI;gY LINE.-Owing to the unprecedent. edly heavy rain of yesterday a emall landsilp occurred near Castlepark-road, between Glen. geary and Dalkey stations, A very fow minutes before the five o'clock train, which leaves Kings. town for Bray, was due, Sergeant Fitzpatrick, 8 F, in passing ...

... THUE -ATHY. TENANTS' .DFNE IE t ASSOCIATION. ! (From our Reporter.) ce Athy, Wednesday. an An Important and Influential meeting of the t: Athy Tenants' Defence Association was held this li day, in the Town Hall, for the purpose of con- o aidering resolutions in reference to question of Of interest to the tenant farmers of the county, G and the country generally. There was an ex. la tremely ...

... |I, TiTT POOR-TEE WEATHEIR. l COAL R4LI4E FUNDIW. The committee met on Saturday the 14bh inlt. In his Grece the Archbishop of Dublin In the chair. a Present-Dr Churchill, Dr E Kennedy, W GE Kerr, Hugh Brown, J Rainsford, Very Rev R Canon Murphy, Very Rev Canon Farrell, James B Lombard, Rev C E Wright, Rev J Daniel, Rev c T O'Reilly, ?? Kennedy, Dr D White, T P MaxwellA Hutton, R J Murphy, Rev ...

... I _ The salmon season of 1872 was marked by continuous and heavy falls of rain, which, al. though moat favourable for the upward run of ialmon from the sea to the upper waters, vas much against the successful draughting of the lower and estuary fisherles. Fish were, however, reported plentiful in the majority of Eaglish, Irish, and Scotch waters; and although as yet the information furnished ...

... I 5.F I One hundred and eighty miles north of the 4 Aleutian Peninsula, and 300 west of the maia- land of Alaska, are two small islands known as the Seal Islands (or more specifically Pribyloff Islands), which were discovered and settled by the Russians some SO years ago. The largest one, St. Paul, has about 50 miles of shore line, St. George's probably having 20 or 25. To these islands come ...

... I London, Tharsday. Christmas Day is past and gone. Tha trial of temper has no longer to be dreaded by the London housekeeper, but we are now in the midst of a far more bitter one, for, while wind and rain kept moat people at home yesterday, everybody iS let looeonthis ?? Day, andthe demands upon the householders, In the shape of petitions to remember, or not to forget, are Innume. ...

... LATEST NEWS0 (BY SPZC1AL AND ORDINARY TPL1IO GRAPH.) FRANCE. Versailles, Wednesday. The Committee of Thirty will to-day discuss the propositions of M. Thiers, who, however, will not be present at the sitting. The existing reciprocal dispositions still leads to the hope of reconciliation. M. Thlers will pass the Parlia. mentary vacation In Paris! at the Palace of the Elysee, where he will hold ...

... lit sumad xurVI ?? ?? - -1 - ?? I DUBLIN: THURSDAY, DE. 12,1572. -- -- III ITr is not an exaggeration to say that the- composition of a Bench at Petty Sessions is often more vitally im#portant to the peace and well-being of the country than the composition of the highest courts in the realm. The judges of the supreme courts, even if inclined to misuse their' high authority, are held in check ...

... I Braneh Office, 87 George'm-stroet, Kingstown, Friday Night. POLICE COURT.-Mr. Barton presided to-day and disposed of two drunken oases. A man named Patrick Doyle wasr brought up by the polloe on suspicion of having stolen from the C¢tholic Chapel of Booterstown money and other Shlngs, by means of false keys. On being searohed a napkin, pooket handkerohief, a box of figs,29 keys, tumbler ...

... C RHISTAS OHARITIES. ThE ~nxcrrv ITrr ?? usuia 'Ws ENDICITY 11~9`r UTI(N tithie UU tr. Christmas dinner was given at this instgtutton tra yesterday to 500 of the poor and destitute by the au( committee. The Lord Lieutenant made his an- l0S nual preeent of a fine ox and two hundred loaves thf of bread, and the gift was nupplimented by PO! several donations of a generous and substantial oul ...

... I London, Wednesday. The gam grievance still contlnues unabated, and we are loft in that state of almost darkness which. is light enough to enaourage us to go abroad at night, and dark enough to lspire us with the terror of being robbed if we do. If you had arrived in London lost night, the aspect of the railway stations would have filled you with the Ideathat the oity had been just taken by ...