... 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 ...

... I 3DROGMEDA CCRPORAT!?N. (From our Porrnesondent.) Yesterday a mneeting of this bodl was held in the Tholsel tueMyeor, William Whitwortb, M.P., presiding. There were prasent :-Aldermen-J. ('hadwick, J.P.; R. B. Daly, J.P.. and George Knaigs. Town Councillors-Leech, ex-Mavor; Brady. 1ugeut, )tangat. May. Downes,Butterlv, Sub-Sheriff; Curtis, Robert J. Kelly, M.D.; Richard Moare. and Lawrenoc ...

... 1, FOREIGN TFLEGRAMS. (By Special and Reuter's Tolograph.) FRANCE. Paris, Tuesday. The Ofcial Journal of to-day confirms tho contradiction in the .ra'uscains to the rumour that thib men of the Reserve would shortly bo called out, and corroborates its denial of an intendod mobilisation of the Territorial Army.i rypariB, Tuesday Evening. Tito British Chamber of Coinmerce In Paris has sent out a ...

... OARDINAL MANIING. (From tho ?? Ouarditan of Ysterdsy.) On Monday night Cardinal Mannipg attended the dareizlny In ?? with the opening of the Catholie Academia in Msanhester. The Bishop of Salford (Dr. Vaughan), in open- ing the proceedings, explained that the idea of establishing a Roman Catholio Academia in Man- cheater was projected in the Catholic Club three years ago, but it had only ...

... (Fromn our Correspolldentrs.) T1[E PIULIPSTOWN MURDER. Philipstown, Thursday, Nowithistanding thoe xertions 'of the local Con- stabulary, nnd tho nssistanco given thorn by en expcrienced member of the detective force, no cluo has aso yet bcon discovered which would lend to the belief that the porpetrator of tha brutal murder of Thonwas Cahill will evor be brought to justice. T'ho next of hin ...

... LONDON GOSSIPH I - Vrom the dyhoe entof t n ,Sdegraj ?? . ' London, Monday Evening. Who in- -hiHweld ifr-sisfie& 7 ere have, on the one band, a peremptory t on the part of the Prince of Wales, for more money, more presents, and more jewels, ?? away to the native Princes of India (the immense provision of baubifths~kn ?? entirely exhausted,, togethes' *fi the wo stock of jewellery sent out in ...

... 1:: THR O'CONSLL MONUMENT. I I _ _ . ?? (From the Uleter NLaminer of Yests While recognising the individual merits of the membera of the O'Coinell Monument Conmmittee, we are obliged to say that as a body they have provbd themselves utterly incompetent, if not altogether Imbecile. Our readers will hardly cre- dit the statement that the question regarding the drarery of the statue hae been ro ...

... I - LATEST ~aEWiVS. ; ~ ' 5 'ceeuiielal Wire.) OnwDON CO@RliSPONDi!ENCE3@ Preeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Sattetllay Aforhning ?? thtA ?? dugesl, in tie upi- form nnd equipment of the army Are coilteji- plttlitd h'a4ve qxcite'd a g6od deal 4a atteltion ia itllhitary ?? rtecerMt. Amaongst hdothe Sinova tible, It b6li edt thatM 'there is Ai Intention of ii~odnc~inglth pioked hehait of the ...

... The guardians of the North Dublin Union held their ordinary weekly meeting in the boardroom yeiterday: ANTuoNY O'NEILL, Esq., occupied the chair. There were also present:- Mr ar P O'Brien, L c; G I, Ireland *lMr L Carton, 1rJ 'hyte, Mr J Dennis, Mr T Carolan, Mr W Roper, J P. Mr 0 Thorpe, Mr. J. Fitzsimons, Mr C Reilly, lar P J Marjoribanks, -Tr P Cummins, Mr J Burke, Mr C Ryder, Mr M Butterly ...

... PARLIAMENTAUY. _ I - 4 (By Nmwai Special Wire and Ordinary Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORD3S-YESTERD,&T. The LoIRD CaT LOB took his seat at live O'clock. PERSONAL NxNA f O1to--if b. SANOs. Earl Gala ?? for the purpose ot makiig another pM Bi&l explanation, tfa6 tieceasity for which did not arise from any fault of his. It wag reported that yesterday Mr. Disrali stated that the correspondenee of Sir ...

... I THE LAST RAILWAY SLAURHTER. I ?? ?? ?? - - m . . - . . . trom ?? Evening Tederaph of Yesterday.) We supply elsewhere jpeciaI and general accounts of the appalling calamity which on Friday evening demonstrated the disgraceful manner in which railway business is still permitted to be transacted iii these kingdoms. F1or sone ton years now it has been proved with fatal certainty that the transit ...