... rJ.1-E Sr OrW. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. [ a~~Altl)lF, iSUkSAT | A violent storm of wind, accompanied by rain endal sqtiaiso, prevailed, 'with abort futlervale, In Cardil and the neighboulrhood throughout f ...

... W i AXC _1 C lj i, E -IX A E nCE I i ~ A 'ZV l VE '21It 9sY ~ ~ . ic O P'i:adA'Y N ig h ?? ?? o c trealtnre-trovc ?? Sue: cry ii. :ii t0P ;r; tI..ttl; .i t.) tle lIntli) of ?? -, Llqo',.. t~llrl~c;-., o th traS Li orls of a -il : clii' 11*15 ~the ?? ' . ;i1 . i l~l:l dt ring ::th ccsidc 11r/j_ T1IeC ?? ?? 6'Ve!ztmlil, : i : tb celtoll s ?? iC and Jr V riII , c~r j~i~d ~ 'a sf:iir theI \ ?? o ...

... TECHNICAL EDUCATION. The Feltmakers' Company, following t',c example of the Turners', Clothworkers'. and other r ...

... CANINE PROCLIVITIES AT MERTHYR. At the Merthyr police-court on Saturday, before Mr A. de Rutzea and Mr Thomas Williaui6, «, lodging-hous» keeper named Pearce, living at Ynysyga„ was ^har^ed with assauitins another man named McDonald. Durin ...

... t 4 -I , I ?;Il ii? alwo-I UtRAL vht.,fr?tm 0 I DUBLIN: MONDAYf NOV. 30, 1874.. An Evening EditiAIp of the 'Fresmaf's' iti Joirn is published dailyp in time ior !b post, containing all the latest Honme thi and& :Foreigln Telegramso, Stock, aa te Sharo Lists, Markets, and General Iews of the day, up to the hour'of goin'g'to lo press. a WHEN Lord EmLy deli . rea-his remsrkable in address to the ...

... T The judging for prizes arid ceminetidations wsa held at Bingloy Hall, on Satturday, underthe usual circumstances. There was a fair scetscrieng of spectat ...

... An old and interesting controversy is likely to be revived in connection with the successful production of Hamlet, and a general desire to see what can be done with England's Shakes- peare in other quarters. When Hamlet appears, for the first time on record, with a dagger as well as a sword; when the Prince of Denmark stands before us in a loose silken jacket, edged with sable, pronounced by ...

... LAST WEEKrS LATEST NEnv., - - -- _- '77itifoUoirg appeared in our ldijtion of lot SV MR. B0OORD, M.P., AT GRJfrlETWIR. Oa Friday night the Con-crvative te::,r n nhich atldressed a meeting of h 9 con tii tur- ' Lecture Hall, Royal-hill. 'I tho Mr. BooRD met with a h'artv reception fron hjs tupporters. On the subject of ritualihin, he etiut3 .eb may that the votes ho gave on tl e Pablic ...

... I X Alt RB . 5 The Ilaouillrg-Ansr~ean Companya Clflseerjefph,;5 i from Noe Y01i%, withb f si.7 1ins peoiee orrivyed.4frenH ilels afternoon, and procceded for Chorbouragnd Wi~ig liluthagsohl rribirg s The North.German IJoyd Steame-r Strjsbfti>seqasNeR Is Orleans aud Havana, arrived ,ine to-dnbere o ec ter ia iBremnen. ]fordeanr.!rier la The State Line steamer State ot Mialnelrot enteredteh e ...

... Early Saturdnv morning the Crompton Mill Company's premises near Oldham v.vre partially destroyed by fire, and damage done to the extent of £ 5,000. ...

... [FROM THE LONDON T2?LG ii.I Iv ghosts can pale, the aliades of Mr. Giles Scroggins and Mrs. veal must perform that invo. luntary act La view of the supernatural maui- festiusonarepcrted tohave takenplaoeat Gookstown, it the North of Ire]esd. The current number of the Spiritualist contains a long account of the freaks played by some unknown power in and upon a house of business there ...

... THE PRESENT? AN1D THE VT~EEE. Lord Lynti .ton, woha distriha'lei the prizes at the Qucees Institute, orai jarciaid a- Mr. Greg, in Ila- wo k entitled ' R4saks Ahead,' do- snonstrated, be belies-di laaa-est sntoaaalaltha many of the most iffe 1raat IL1C~lenac upon. which this counwry baa-i rhelc Iurso ~ in-my yA~ faa- the iu(,enil of commeircial andrem. n-a iu-',y coa-d no batit lenave pu in ...