... &Ek$etrfman's 3oxnm. 1 ?? - ?? ?? . ?? An Evening Edition of the Frcema~n's la Jotrsnrd is published daily, in time for in post, containing all the latest Home PC and Foreign Telegrams, Stock and VC Share Lists, Markets, and General News t12 of the day, up to the hour of going to at t~l press. H ?? Hi ON Wednesday next the great struggle between in the patriots and the Reactionaries takes ...

... THE ASKEATON MURDER. ill SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) nt The (From our , Limerick, Sunday. t, he two men, Thomas Ryan and John Sheehy, wo charged with the wilful murder of Thomas Walehe, at of Askeaton,on the 5th of February last, wereremnoved on Friday night from Ratlhkeale Bridewell, and lodged in the county jail, under a strong escort of constabulary. en Mr. De Gernon, R.M., ...

... ?? ~ (FROiU OURi. OWN CORRESPONVDENTS.) (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TLEGRAPI.) TUE CABINET. London, Thursday Night. A Cabhiet untch was held in Downing-street, to- day, at hich al} the Ministers were present. HSi UNTINGDON ELECTION. Sir John Karslake addressed the electors last night, and was warmly received. He believed the present Government would attend to the questions of sanitary reform and ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. London,;March, 1874. Sm-There are some things of which even the most vivid imagination cannot possibly conceive the reality, and one of those things is a general famine. I had the painfuloccasion to witness two instances of famine in India. About two years after my arrival in that country, in 1818, I had to march from Madras in the company of 20 young officers and ...

... A crowded and influential ineeting of the Liberal electors and inhabitants of Iingstown was hold last l;ight in the Temperance Hall, Sussex-place, for the purpose of adopting weaaures to secure the re- turn of Mr. Charles Stewart Parnell, the Home Rule candidate for the county of Dublin. At half-past 7 o'clock, on the motion of Mr. Myles Kelly, T.C., the chair was taken by Mr. J. J. ...

... THE. EAS ANTEE' WAR.I .. . $BA I C'AMSSI sBURNED. MLIGIT OF THXIXNG. London, Saturday. Despatches have this ihorning bests reeei'ed by -4be Seretary of State for AVar from -114jbr- ?? Sir G ,J. Wolseley, X.c.9.0, t.B., urder date ithi'Fbruary' announcing the capture and burning of Coomassie, th flight of King Coffee Calkalli, and the departure of the British top'sdl for Cape Coast Castle. A ...

... SATUMAY IECTURES. AU analytic and comprehensive lecture on T tnglish Historic Plays of Shakespeare was on Satur- day afternoon delivered by Professor Dowden, in the New Buildingsin Trinity College. There *as a fashion- able and crowded attendance-so crowded,indeed, that a large number of persons were unable to obtain ad- mittance, andthroughout ?? with N rapt attention that was even more ...

... NW.1 (FlwM OJU' OWN COoWfDONDENT5) rY S VAYMD. ORDINARY TELBGAPff PArIAMENTARY, &C. London, Friday Night. The hopes indulged in-during the early part of th. week have bau kleenly disappointed, and the rumours of -last night ?? to the full by the reply of the. Governmnetwith regard to the question of an amnesty to the political prisoners. For detailed particulars cl the speeohesrnadO by the ...

... et- (From our Correspondent.) Dundalk, Monday. To-day the various parties were early a-foot. The Kirk party held a meeting in the office of the Dundalek Democrat, which has taken an active part in promot- ihengthe candidature of Mr. Kirke, 0. J. Caraher, Esq., in- occupied the chair. Amongst those present were-N. or, 0. Mackey, C. Martkey, and-P. Collier, Clogherhead Isee .I ,ats Rev. Mr. H. ...

... CATHOIW VNION OF IRELAND.l * 2 ?? The Catholic Union of Ireland proposes to supply, under the above heading, trustworthy intelligence on Catholic subjects, domestic and a foreign, likely to be of inter to Irish Catholic i readers. o ALSACE AND THp, BIsHOP OF STRASBURaG. In the course of a recent debate in the Ger- mnan Parliament, Monsignor Rooss, the Bishop of Strasburg, iaide a few brief ...

... I,* . .. ?? T.o-morrow' the polling takes place at the usual 'hours. Twenty-six polling places are established The declaration of ?? result of the voting will probably be made on Thursday by the High SherifYat the Court- :olse, Kilnaisihain. The following is ,an analysis of thle conmty register, showing the number of voters on the roll in each district,' with the polling plaeces pro. ...

... | OMME TELEBRA M I I .1 _- . _ occ WATEFOiRD AND LISMd1iE RAILWAY. cat : Ei AL LEsiI1AM. the (Fl-rom otur Cioresj)onilent.) the W- tr ford, Mofnday Night. iti The ecreotnriry (f 1,hel iterford1, I) Xgarvan, aifd to Lisnjunmo l ailwvay Col piany has addressed a le1.ter to rt the oity and county elhthd juries, intimnatini tghat tho r.- first instalment for dividend on the rigital shalreswntis ...