... |1 ' THE WICKLOW RAILWAY, TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMA. Ia-Permit me to give your readers an ex- ample of hot they manage not todo it on the Wicklow line. ' reystones is one of the most charming spots along the whole coast. Its A maintain, surpasses both Bray and Kingstoi in natural advantages, and if anly reioiaateJf-- cilities at all were given it would quickly become a most fashionable ...

... | The tguardians held their usual weekly. meetkig fi the boardroom yesterday: 1r J. M. HiNDxAN, D.V.C4, occupied the chair. The other guardians present wv ere Mr. C. Crawcour, Mr. J. Denvi Mr. R. D. Kane, Mr. P Kenny Mr. J. D. Franklin, T.d.; Mr. J. Frencb, T.C.; Jr. l. O Reilly, M t. J. Iitasimons, Mr. L. X'Court, Mr. M. Butterly, Mr. G. Tickell, T.C. Mr. H. O'Rorke, J.P.; Mr. J. Bentloy. ...

... CATHOLI UN-ION OF I IRELAND. The. Catholic Union of Ireland proposea to sxxp)lJb, under the above heading, trustworthy i4k~ge Dc on Catholic subjees,6 domestio and foreign, likely to be of interest'to Irish C0thoii readers. * CiiOCs'AVID THE MEDJC431 POrEkSgiQN. We ihv abur4d xtore than once in 91e ip place to 0 ilmopt ingunouniablq 4illioultiea agpst which oatholio zediol prct-itignere bvseto ...

... ADDRESS TO THE LORD OHAN- CELLOR. A deputation from the Council of the Incorporated Society of Attorneys and Solicitors, waited yesterday upon the Lord Chancellor (Lord O'Hagan), at hi, residence, - Rutland-square, for the purpose of, pre- senting him with an address on his retirement from office. The deputation comprised the President of the Society, Sir Richard J. T. Orpean; Arthur Barlow, ...

... THE LEGAL PATRONAGE OF THE I GOVERNMENT. The judicial patronage of Mr. Gladstone's Adminis- c ration has, upon the whole, been dispensed with an b absence of political bias. Putting aside the two ap-. pointment of Lord Hatherley and Lord Selborne to t the Wooleactc, as not being of an exclusively judicial character, it is seen that the three Lords Justices of a Appeal in 'Chancery who have ...

... ?? . i : Branch Office, 87:Lwer George's-street r lKingstown, February 18. I INQUEST AT DALnaY-An inquest was held to-day by Dr. Harty, county coroner, on the body of a male child which had been found in the quarry at Dalkey. Medicald testimony Iwas given with. regard tto arks of violence visible on the child's forehead, and also tc the effect that death had not resulted from its fall intc the ...

... (BY SPZOIJL AND REUTR'EffS iB'L`LEJU P11.) FRANCE. Paris, Wednesday. An international exhibition of arts ard mans- 1factures will be held in Paris in 1875. The d Palais de ?? will be considerably en- *r larged by vast annexed buildings to be erected t, in the Champs Ellysees. g GERMANY AND FRANCE-LETTER d FROM M. THIERS. e Paris, Tuesday Evening. e A denial is given to the news published byna ...

... The polling in favour of the respective candi- dates for 'the Parliamentary representation of the City takes place to-day between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. The polling booths have been established in the 'different wards. The where- abouts of these. booths must be known to-all concerned. We deem it, therefore,,unnecessary to repeat the various localities. We are not able to pay when the ...

... IF.OREI:XGN TELTJE2CaRA IS. MaI. I (BT'SPEOIZ2 AND' REUTERS TrELEGRAPh.) BISMARCK AND DELLA MARMORA. The oce dcellf Verita ?? a y 'atidle conmmenting uplon the Berlin despatch' :f the 2lith inst. containing C6opult sedinom's stlttfintM r ti o~the note alldressed to Genon~l .dlla l BtatSWoi'& in june, 1806; The Vecc d141i Vcniat ol)sorves that the note in questidie bears date the 12th of June, ...

... I KXNGSTOWN INTELLIGENCE. Branch Office, 87 Lower George'e-street, Kingstown, February 16. -Btmns^aYr.-An ex-teacher of Braywas yesterday charged before Mr. Woodloek, at the Kingstowvn Police Offilce, withth theft of a silver watcl, and a quantity of weaaingapprel from the residence of Thomas Allen, ?? Bray. The robbery,it'appeared,was effected on the night of the 18th instant by some ome who ...

... 4 ght (fretman'o 3ournal. - - -- I - ?? ?? DUBELIN - TUESDA, FEWB. 1?, 1V874. ?? An Evening Edition of the Freemoiin's JouwIat is published daily, in time for - post, containing all the latest Home and Foreign Telegrams, Stock! and Share Lists, Markets, and General News of the day, up to the hour of going to c press. F YESTERDAY Mr. GLADSTONE and his colleagues ] held what the Americans terms ...

... j - - TIE CORpORATION. | A special meeting, of the Corporation was held on Saturday, at two o'clock, in the City HAll, The LoRD MAYoR (Mr. Maurice Brooks, M.P.) im ths chair. The other members present were Aldermen-Redmond, Drapef', Perden, ?? Coun- .cillors-Darrisgton, Nor.wood, Dernneby, Berralghain ilolger, O'Nei~l, Demapsey, 'Moore, Dolaln, O'Reilly, Murphy, Byrne, Ebry, Keating, Reilly, ...