... i THE GRAND JUIRY BILL DIVISION. I (By PowIsnan special Wire.) (By Fresmaa London, Thursday. In yesterday's division on Mr. Butt's Grand Jury Presentment, &O., Bits the following tneiabsor voted- AYES. Right Hon. W. P. Adams 0. Anderson, Sir B. Anstruther, Hon. E. M. Aabley, E, Backhouse Sir 0. Balfour, J. W. Barclay, A. Bass, M. T. iass, Right lion. W. Baxter, Major F. Beaumont, Z. L. Bell. ...

... I (By Special and Realter's Telegraph. FRtANCE. Lille, Monday. An electoral meeting was held here las night, at which a long speech was delivered by M. (Gambetta, who is a candidate for the representation of Lille. The speaker said that the majority in the new Chamber should be not only Republican but Democratic, Li- beral, and pacific. There was a Republican manifestation at the railway ...

... LEIJTUUE oi (~ATTAN The first hf the annual Merie$ of .lee6res5, unde! the auricee of Bt. gmary's Par4chial .Branch of the .Catholic tynion, was delivered last evening in the Exhibitinu Reom of ?? by Ir. Mlbae .r. Crean, B.L., tbg spqbject- selected foeing ?? Grattan. There was an 'etrOTOly large at- woodcu~bui i1dlog monyladhi t he i ocie~pied by The Rev. NtCIOLAs DO41ELLU, OX.G 6 The ...

... LORD MIORTON A-ND HIS ONSTI- . R TPST4. ?? our Correondeat) On Tr md. ight Lord Orcebton addiessed the electors ad Ennisklflen on Wse recent ap- 0ihlllnent * te ?? Lordship of her Majqtys Treasurl. The meeting wa 'called by is lordship for eight o'clock, but long before tkst hur the. court house was litekally bataged with an expectant assemblage of all denominations of the elecbdj and when ...

... - -. . . I I The Medical Exarn n'r publishes the fo1lowving respectinig the alanruning epidemnic which broke ?? at Eugley, near Bolton, towards the end of a,'t weck. Fresh cases were announced day by day, till at the presenttime over 120 personsare suffer- ing from the diseise. The epidemic has further extended to Bolton, where there are about 30 victims. The water was at filst thought to be ...

... I - I THlE MEROHANT SHIIFPING BILL. j I ?? ---K9 _ The following is a sunnnary of this bill:- Thefiret twoclauses are fortmal. Clause 3 provihjes that Every person who sends or tt~ompts to 4oud, or is a party to sendint), or at- tcall)ting to eeud, a ship to sea in such unseoa- woar ly rtate that the life of any person is likely to bo thereby ondangereed, and the maniaging owner of any ...

... I LATEST NEWS, X I the (By Preeman Special Wire.) tbe LON'DON CORRESPONDENCE to, Freeman Offlce, 211 Strand, London, 6bb Monday Morning. out Some surprise bus been expressed herC in several or quarters at the singular fact, as it is presumed tio hs be. that the Duohess of Edinburgh will notaccom. de, pany her Mdajesty to Parliament on Tuesday. The wa, Duchess, as I have already announce4, will ...

... ROME TELEGRAMS. (From our Correspondents.) THE EDUCATION QUESTION. Tullamqre, Sunday. At the different Mases in the Tellamore ehapels to-day a petition from the Catholio Union of Ire- land praying Parliament to ?? a bill In favour of denominational education was presented for signature to the people. At the first Mass the Rev. Dr. M'Alroy, V.G., in explaining the objhct of the petition, said ...

... LATEST NEWS, I ~ _ . > (By Freema Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCZ Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Sunday NighL If I am correctly informed another victory sti more complete than that of last Wednesday e in store for the Irish members on Wednesday nexL It is difficult to see what possible objection ther can be to Major O'Gorman's Municipal Franchise Biil, and I do not believe from what ...

... I NO IORE PItS OR OTRHE DRUGS. Any invalid can restore his health without medicine, inconvenience, * or expanse, bY Ou Barry's Delicious Revaenta Arabita Food, whioh is less expensive but more nourishingt'an meat, and saves fifty times its cost in sue dictea. Weienty-eight year,' invariable J success in 80,000 authentic cue of indigestion, (dyspeptia), babituat coissUtifAon, diarrhda, hiemorr- ...

... _ -- I (Correspondence Of the e00tos Zfltd.) The departure of the Rev. Canon Duckworth Pd.M4, for India, as a ruember of the Prince ;i wales' suite and ehaplain of the royal patty, bears no ?? outward significance, but his ap. ointmenat to that coveted position calls forth a Est of memories, mkies a world of reflections, in which love, convents, a girl's hotheadedness, a men's firmness in ...

... JUDICIAL REFOR -FOt. &VLEA.U,: MtP. TO TUE EDITOR OF THE FFREEMAX. 16 Euston-street, Vuston.osluO, London, 6th Feb. SiR-or. 0'1eary in his lefter of to-day sayff he will not reply to mineloft lthe 4th, ?? *'ueither the house in which I live nor thq UAle which I have the hotoir W be*t is to be found in (what you truly describe) 'that mighty mu. and quite without a plan,' tbe ' London Direatory ...