... I KiINGSTMVX'IX4fE LLIGENCE, I * . : ! I * N+_ G S i _ Branch QO cp, ?? ower Geor6e's-street. W~e hayc appointed Mr. J; Howison our Kinga. town manager. Advertierements and business com-r ?? will bo .4epatched by 4ia to, the head office each night;. ;o~x r ,n presided Monday Night. npresided to-day at the.Kings- town police office. The two imen, Alled arnd Fegair, were again put forward on ...

... | THE LIDIEMERICK WORKTOUSEhOSPI'T.I (Froom our Coriespondent).' Limerick. Wednesday. At a meeting of the Limerick ,Poard of Guardians to-day, Alderuan Xdyles presiding, a repprt was read from Dr. O'Sullivan, one pf theyvipiting physicians of , the house, in reference' to a vesolution adopted at the list meetitg of the board, refuasing tq pay foreggs: whiU .had beep ordered by the, doctors fo? ...

... !t:,e reman'~ t~onal. DUBLIN:- SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1874. An Evening Edition of the kreeman's V Journal is published daily, in time for I post, containing all 'the* latest Home ti and Foreign' Telegrams, Stock and p, Share Lists, Markets, and Gleneral News t] 'of the day, up to the hour of going to ci press. WHILE on the one hand we deeply regret to see t) Irishmen leaving Ireland, it will, on ...

... RIVAL DIESMERISTS. , At the Clerkenwell Police-court, London, on Thursday. Mr. Gilliland, better, known as Mr. Abney, instrumentalist and character delineator, now performing at the Agricultural Hall, Isling- ton, appeared before Mr. Arnold to answer the complaint of Mr. 'Moses Rigg, carpenter and lecturer, and teacher of mesmerism, 17 Paken- ham-street, King's Cross-road, for having ...

... I _ A rifle meeting, for some time looked forward to with interest, came off at the Goverilmentranges, near Gravesend, on Saturday. About 350 of the best shots of the London-Irish, with 28 Middlesex, competed for the prizes, presented by ?? of Connaught, the Duke of Abercorn, the Marquis and Marchioness of Donegall, Lord F. Conyngham, Col. Ward, Col. M'Kenzie, and others. The weapon used was ...

... SANITATION TN MDUMLN. The report of the Exectiive Committee of the bublin Sanitary Association to' the general meeting held in the begirning of last July has been published in pamPhlet' form. It Commiences with an ex- ?? of opinion which nobody will dispute, that the work of the asso'oiation has been carried on with no less efficiency and public approval during the second year of its ...

... BURNING OF A STEAMER AND LOSS OF, I - LIFE. A terrible disaster occurred on the Ohio River ok the 5th instant. The steamer Pat Rogers, laden with cotton, caught fire, and was burned to the water's' edge. It waS afterwards found that the tiller had been cut, and it is believed the fire was the work of an ins cendiary. There were nearly 100 people on board, 11 of whom are missing, and 20 are ...

... 'Oyl-0S-'---YESTER]YAT-. i i? ? lll? r-j- ? .? I --L, 1. Ii ? I )rz he )AR ?? he ir- ,n- ve sh 'Ps ad (By Fnreman Sveciul Wire cmd ,Ordina,'y Telairaqpk,) The Lon C j~.itt'o - to1i ea ono the Wool-: sack at five o,'clol. . i.. The Prince Leopold Annuity Bill was read a third time and passed. 'The CommonsAmeiidrnent to the 'ies''a ifar- bour Orders Confirmation and the Real Prbperty Ven- dors ...

... i aftermang (Jot..na.. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, AUTGUJST 25, 1874| An Evening ]Edition of the Freenwit's journal is published daily, in time for post, containing all the latest Homo a and Foreign Telograms, Sto6k and o Share Lists, Markets, and General News c of the day, up to the hour of going to I press. a YESZFRDAr'9 news fronm Spain contains still further evidence of that, growing spirit of ...

... PAUPER INFANTS IN THE BRENTFORD | U~~~NION. Last wbek we bad occasionto remark upon the thera- peutical views of guardians, illustrated in strapping down an aged pauper delirious and dying from pneu- monia. This week we have to notice the hygienic views of another board-that of the Brentford Union. The particular point brought under the notice ot the public in the Tieees is the management of ...

... MArg DRAINAGE. I * e . ?? A special meeting of the Municipal Council was held- a Shortly after one o'clock yesterday for the purpose of O considering the following resolution :- c That the orders of the Council of the 19th OctQber, 870R and thel5thMarcb, 187S appointingthe severaloffieers v f the >ain Drainage Committee, and of the severa1 salaries, wad Increase of salaries, of the said ...

... I ~ . (From our Correspondent.) Dublin Wednesday. A garrison court-martial has assembled at Portobella Barracks, Major Tyler, 50th (Queen's Own) Regiment, president, for the trial of Driver B. Linehan, Royal Horse Artillery ; Private T. Warrener, 50th Regiment; Private H. M'Dall, Army Hospital Corps ; and for the trial of such other prisoners as may be brought before it. 68th (Light Infantty) ...