... AnyiinvalBd can restore his bea]th withant menedlcine, inconvenience, or expellso, hv Du Barry's Delicioui Revaents Arabic% Food, which is less expensive bul more nourishing than meat, and saves fifty times ito coast in me dicine. TwVnty-vight years' invariahle success in 80,UOO Authteutic cures of indigestion, (dyspepsia), habitnal constipation, dlarrhoe3, brenorr. hoids, liver complaints, ...

... PARIEs ossip. I (1romn our Correspondent.) Paris$ t Dc, 8;O A Pari3 morning paper gives a charity question to solvve which is not with..;nt its val~e at this season of the year. It says Persons whlo livi in the neighboo;nood of the Chamtnps E lylaeas are generallywealthy, ur at least in easy oircuonstanoes and it is to, them that the poor address their petitions iII Prference to all thezs. ...

... Go I1 TOHTE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. To THE EDPXOR OF THE 22nd Jan., 1876. DEAR SIR-I am urged by many friends tH write you a few lines in reference to a paragrapi from the Liverpool Courier copied into the Frec-max of yesterday (Friday), in which a sentence is quoted from a letter of mine to a friend in London, ant nouncing the refusal of my admission to the Bar. It is quite true that ...

... '1TflE O'0NE~ ?? T.l ?? . :, , . 7; . Mter w' (From t4ae Carlw Pdat)b .Aftir we had gone to preis last night a re- V port reached us to the' effect that the O'Connell er Monument Committee had again before them in R Dublin, 'esterday, the cons ide'ration of the s question whether Foley'a draped figure of O'Con- *] nell or the undraped one-the beau ideal oi Mr. Michael Angaro Hayes and a few ...

... IAV, MILI'TARY, AND IMITITA IAVAL, A ?OItMtENT. (Finm U6 Lo>dcah Gazette of List Night.) Adiilralty, 28th January 188. Royal Marlnes-The undermentioned promotion hos taken pltri bith6 Roy tl Marine Artillery, viz. :-Lieut S H t Northcote to bs Captaivn, ?? Captain and Bzervtp ajor N Mapnoanara, retirod. tu accordance with the piovislons of hrr ajesty's Orderin Connckl of the 22nd February, ...

... I. FO6RIRG13U I I FRANCE. . .. eis Friday 4yenuiug. ,A WE ?? Corsica, the repartuaeuts of MiutAuvR whole olf 'l e sbufrd6s FrtIf8. 'Cofnniulieatlon in thlse patrts hnas become ddilicult, anti it Will be iilutssible to Uldebhe eleptiogis 1 for sellgf torial delegates in-buhday iill 6omb piaes ohI ?? of the AdministrktiVo inutru6& tions not havingd becn received. The M;. nistur of Agriculture ?? ...

... I GRATTAN A4TOLOGY. II * Nothing gives a better idea of the extraordinary reputation of the great genius whose memory is being now commemorated in such solemn form than the way in which he was spoken of by his cotemporaries. This remark especially applies to'the poeta of the time. Byron, the greatest poet England has seen since the grave closed over the retnains of Dryden, entertained for ...

... j KINQSTOWN INTELLIGENCE. | Kingstown, Monday Night. PoTroR CoUnR.-Before Mr. Barton.-The business of the court consisted of the hearing of twenty. charges, and twenty-nino Summons cases. Patrick Cornor, a soldier of the Royal Artillery, was ent, to jai lfor fourteen days for the Illegal possession of a pewter measure which ho hnd stolen from the public-house of Mr. M'Guinness, Booterstown. Ho ...

... -.TU BUIDAY.CLO~l fp-TITI3O 0bidit aand o i. ofam N trub - D , 4 bN A imtesnidd to I.a. Mr. Dwyer in thno hand r4t the thb. measct for the county Srigol but an asesiftiom co itr be3d anything which *?r, d~y~r hit hsieX tdtheyiad forces me to aiU ?? &inatiinyti' . y h readeris Mro Dwyersay that tsris'ti i last eesidfl seerale o the petitiotn tih favourof Sunday Cdosiptg were reported byrte ...

... .Mr. Justice Bairy sat at 11 o'clock to hear traverses of the awards of Mr. Fishbourne in the ease of the Great Southern and Western estea. sik'n line to the -Nurth-wall. Mr. Exham, Q.C.i with Mr. Monroe (instructed by Mr. James Goff), appeared for Mr. Henry Roch- ford, iron mrclchant aud anchor manufacturer, whose prcnriies, situated at the end of the North' wall, were required by the Great ...

... IMQRU'1'!L, . Y,+nf. r . ?? -, ' ' liver complaints only vite rit042 by iii6 qf every descrintii, ut tbey ?? ?? t#d II ?? ntg eva~hna' :ubisbmt Faadu i3 o e.c d:t I8y4aue IDO ?? t ?? hoo9+h, aybmn 4 tswt[bR~ . q),cogt ~btn onucaS.in-,'SDAWGbiueM W4,comb,te s liiiX v~ Tts8trh dengets tlotiee ia * C?,* ?? I -Me ?? ~ -C6hthe Inluenza dolees In tbe head anti, rm k phAW Q1~ iinDurl-: t~~ ?? by To ...

... 10 ?IHE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Biarritz, Dee. 30, 1875. SlR-I have just read in the Freemn' .Tournal the 20th instant an account of a fatal duel tvhich has saddened societyin this neighbourhood. As there ate some inaccuracicsiuthatatcountwhich may cause pain to a gallant officerand hisrelatives iu Ireland I trust to your sense of truth ror in- rtion of the following corrections. The ...