... Ic~h~ tffi man'o 3OnD. - 0 ?? - ?? -- 1 ?? An Evening Edition of the Freeman's be( JTournal is published daily, in time for post, containing all the latest HEOmo of and Foreign Telegrams, Stock and Irc Share Lists, Markets, and General News no of the day, up to the hour of going to cle press. grc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _= ahls Tnr Exprews of yesterday contains a very cha- thi racteristic ...

... IKINGSTOWN INTELLIENCE. I BLACKEROCK TOWN COMMISSIONE.RS. Kingstown, Wednesday Night. A meeting of the board was held to-day. Thomas Vance, Esq., J.P., Chairman. Other Commissioners present :-Captain Betham, Messrs. Alma, Leetch, Crowe, Robinson, Murphy, Kincaid, Walpole, Richard- son, Plant, J. P.; M'Curdy, Ferguson, Kernan, Ormqby, Magrath, Mulligan, and Corrigan. A communication was ...

... LORD POWERSCOURT AND HIS BENBUIB I (CO. TYTONE) TENANTRY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE REME5AN. SrR-On reading the brief telegraphic report of the proceedings in this matter, before Sir Francis W. Brady, Bart., Q.d., at Dungannon, on Saturday, 24th ult., supplied to the Dublin Press, the impression made on my mind-and, I believe, on the mind of many others-was that there was something like a ...

... NO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHFR MEDICINE I DU BARRY'S delicious health-restoring IRevale.ta AraDIC Food. which contain-t three times the nourishment of the best moat, saves fifty times its cost in medicine. restores perfect digestiou, strong nerves, ?? lungs, healthy liver, refres,'dna sleep, functional regularity and energy to the most discrderedc or enfeebled, cspocii.ly in cases of indi- gestion ...

... I (From our Correspondent.) ,n onalthr eWednesday. On Monday last her Majesty's troopship Crocodile left QueeDstown with the service companies on board for conveyance to India. Royal Artillery-Colonel Saunders, C.B.,command. ing the artillery of this garrison, has returred fromr LimerJA, having purchased the remounts necessary for the batteries in this district. Royal Engineers-Major ...

... Yesterday. at four o'clock, there was a meeting of the Dublin Hospital Sunday Council held in the Shel- t bourne Hotel. I Viscount Aloxcr, presided. Others ?? President of the College of Physicians, the Dean of the Chapel Royal, M1r. S. F. I Adair, Rev. G. A. Armstrong, Rev. E. Best, Dr. Churchill, Dr. Evory Kennedy, J. B. Swanton, J.P.; Rev. Thomas Tomlinson, Henry Wigham, Rev. Dr. Haughton, ...

... I In accordance with a resolution adopted at a recent meeting held at Killarney. a meeting of Catholics was held on the nid instant, at the Palace, Killarney. It was influentially attended, 'and, on the motion of The O'Donoghue, X.P., the chair was taken by The Most Rev. Dr. 3fonrtutTr, Lord Bishop of Kerry. His Lordship, in explaining the objects of the Union, dwelt with much force on the all ...

... TO THI EDITOR OF THE FREEMIAN. Clifden, November 3rd, 1874. DEAN Ml1R. EDITOR-TO the patriotic Preemian and to the Liberal Press we are indebted for the great pro- gress our new church is still naking. This church will be a fitting symbol of the lovaltvof the Irish to the faith of their fathers, and will also point to the brilliant hope that Connemara will not be a mendi- cant for ever. The ...

... I GLEXDNLOUTGHT DIOCESAN SYNOD.I The Diocesan Synod of Glendalough met yesterday in the Molesworth Hall. The ArChLbiSh0op of DUP3LIN presided h There was a small atten(lance of members. a After the transaction of the routine business, the President, addressing the meeting said he trusted h thev would imitate the larger Synod of Dublin in the d speedr and harmonious transaction of business. ...

... I (PY PREE AN SPECIAL I7R'S.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Wednesday Night. From the occasional notices I have written of the concets at Covent Garden it wvill have becn learned that certain nights are devoted mainly to the works of the ?? celebrated composers in turn. This system ebrates the concerts far above the level of mere en- tertainineuts for promenaders. and is calculated to educate ...

... THE 5TI OF NOVEMBER. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. I'rom our Correspondent.) Enniskillen, Wednesday. The usual orange and blue flags and rimson streamer which decorate the church during the anni- versaries of ?? and August, have been hoisted this evening to usher in the 5th of November. The church bells played their part, and after the the well- known orthodox airs were rung out with ail the en. thuaiasm ...

... THE CATHOLIC MNIVERSITY: I The following Circnlar of the Rector, respecting the annual collection for this national institution, was issued c yesterday _ Catholio University, Dublin, 3rAI Nov., 1874. RxEVn.x DEAP Sm-I beg respectfully to rw' imind you that the 15th November inst., being thie third Sunday of this month, is the day fixed by the Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland for the annual ...