... . . His Grace the Lord Lieutenant, accompanied by the Duchess of Abercorn, Lady Georgians Hamilton. Hon. L. Q. and Mrs. Dillon, and Captain Sinclair, ?? visited the Exhibition of the Arts and Art Industries of thO Queen's Institute yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock. His Gracewas received by the Lord Mayor and the following members of the committee :-Ur Lentaigue, Rey Dr Kirk- patrick Mr ...

... VIlffritillalf ?0 30-M-11al. I I I I .- - - - _- -- - _I o^A _ S ~x V 5 ~ \ % ~ ^ An Evening Edition of the Freeman's Journal is published daily, at five o'clock. TEE Morning Post of yesterday contains an article on the Irish Bar, which is amusing in thefaceof Mr. PLUNXZT'Sappointment. The Popt is pleased to be very severe on the Irish judicial system. The entire system of the Irish ...

... ?? ?? (From our Correspondent.) Dublin, Saturday. Not many years ago we heard a great deal of talk (I concerning the lightening of the loads of the cavalry horses when the cdrag-oons are equipped in marching ordr'r. A few ?? even would be agreat boon off C thn load of the jadted steed, for it must be acknow- & ledged that when such a trifling weight would ease tj the chaser in a ni~ce, for the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. f SIR-You printed on Christmas Eve a letter from I Dr. Richard Grattan, in which he adverted to the marvellous circumstance that there were to be found Some inhabitants of the Irish metropolis who had the face (perhaps, and very probably, they were not Irish- men, but people who imported themselves from Eng- land or Scotland) to raise objections to sponging out of ...

... CI[6,ISTMAS- I To-day we continue our notices of the shop ottrac- one of the 4e8Son MR. Id MAHON, PARLIAMEIBNT-STREET. There are no more elegantly out and finished gen- tlemen's qlothes har those ?? by 4r. ?1Valson, who has always a splendid stock of Materials on hapds from which purchasers oan make excellent seleetlons. He is An admirable fashioner, aji his charges are most moderate for first ...

... VIVISECTION, TO THE RDITOR OF TED FREEMMN. Trinity College, Dublin, 28th December. Sirt-I enclose for the information of your readers a correspondence which illustrates some of the fruits of the new gospel. according to Lucretiiis, whose mocdern disciples are now shedding the mil4 light of Cscience on the fair city of Florence and on its urnhappy dogs. I suppress names (which I eni readly to) ...

... LEGAL. LACONICS ; I ?? : . . : AL) i! I j9b. Y1:: ACcu. tATroN O. TH, GbN~IAr PA,.M OF AN A., TO,- 3 idi ' 6 'Fld . ?? 3 The rapid rate at whichthegeneralp'tpers'of an~tktor- 3: ney's office increase is matter of frequently expressed, w wonder. Even in offidee *vher the business is not of 5 an average extent the production is considerable. In I offides ?? the businets is large thee ...

... I (From our Correspondents.) SUICIDE AT SEA. Cork, Tuesday. The day after the Oceanic, which arrived here at midnight last night, left New York an elderly gentleman, believed to be a German, was seen to get upon the bulwarks and jump overboard. The steamer was going at the time at the rate of thirteen knots an hour, but she was stopped as speedily as possible, and a boat was lowered and sent ...

... GLADSTlONE, ANTI-JANUS, AND THE VATICAN COUNCIL. I .LIO A. . .N.A. . .. N .. E We have much pleasure in publishing the subjoined highly complimentary notes which have been received by the accomplished author of Anti-Janus:- 59 Eccles-street, Dublin, April, 1871. My DEAR PstOFEssoi2JRonEaTsoN-I bhg to thank yon most sincerely for the copy of your translation of the 'Anti-Janus of Dr. ...

... Vrh tetrzeman'd )8 ?? - - ?? DUBLIN: FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1874 1 ?? ?? ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? An Evening Edition of the Freeman's Journal is published daily, at five o'clock. A SrECTAL Committee of the Society of Arts has been engaged for some time in endeavouring to discover why there were so many fires in London, and why so few were well ex tinguished. The answers now given ...

... ?? I Al 9 !p . _.T .ED-ESDAY, DEC. 2, 1S74. I F, -\ : WEI -vimni$g Edition of the Freeman's ?? ?? i Published daily, at five -,1 7 a? >ws c,,r disease, nor fast-accumu- I - ' ?? can rame the daring heart, mitigate r-s :&lcjn; -pitit, or silence the insolent. - K a \os TDIS-MARCx, Although U ^ v--lV siae the eyes of hate are bent on 1K j . alfioh he is regarded with equal aversion x y; Pro ...

... - I9rD - I GX4CRTT4N-j3FlDC+E. TO, THE =ITOD Or TAB FIEM04 SiP.-A discusiiion, it appeA.T, ?? taken. place the Dublin'Oorporationi on the subjectii'f te Gachanat, of Lame of the late Essex-Mbridq, so called after anl Englishman, of whom Ireland'know- nuothl1¶fl an4 who has no claim ?? to any grateful recO nition of his services. to this 'countryv Alder M'Swincy, our Lord Mayor-E ect, htviugin ...