... KINOSTd AND BRAY INTR I LIGENCE. Kingstown, Monday Night. PouCE Couag.-Mr. 0. J. O'Donel pteslded Elizabeth Murphy, an old woman, was charged by the clerk of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church for having on the previous day created a disturb. arie in the church by shouting and- pulling people about. The prisoner conducted herself in an eccentric manner in the dock. Mr. O'Donel ascertained ...

... ,ANNXVERBARY OF O'CONNELLIS DEATH. I I ' ~~(From, tie~ Uinivese.). On last Mondv, the l1th May, twventy-ninb .years were completed since the greateatof Irish- imon breatbed his lost in's foreign land. TimehaB :not dimmed one ray of the resplendent lustre that shines round the hououred name of the illustrious -Liberator. On the contrary every year adds to his fame, and to the proofs that his ...

... pIFFITH'S VALUATION AS THE BASIS OF I A NATIONAL RENTAL. 0/ 01T THE DO'r OF TH FRENMUAr. Kilsough, Balbriggan. 8rs,-In one of his recent letters the Knight of Herry says that Griffith's valuation of the land of this country is 30 per cent. under its real value, and if that sum were added to the present rentals we would be doing uimple justice to the Irish landye-re--Now, as I chance to know ...

... 1 X, MII4T4eTRs I1mTELt QENCR! 1. ihe folo*fW i *a 1It 'i the htreor 41hlen. terregirnental Rifle Maltthes for the Ieat': - 0foigm-lrd Battalionl ri adier-uerdlWM lnion Barrack5 ; Slid Battlit n kp queer'. jlat and 2ndBattalicn th ga Own, Athlooe;, 2nd lsatt4lUoD Oth Rq'i ,Fist Warwiok. 'hire, 4lderahot;;..2Md..tt 8tli tay ; lt Bctaalip .th ioT~okA ehoi; 2nd Battmeron Poitlsm7outh Liithopn, ...

... I *0 YMOIRSPILU _ OTER MEDIOMN. I I H EALTU1, eUTY AND.lQiVN 21W~iYruouw MEDIC4i . IFXP Er5s1, i31t)7V BAStRYS Il ?? REVALENTA ALADIAIFOOD which Gaevoga times its cos in zedidne, It rtstores good Cppttite, p rfeetdliwetlon. atrongpen'es, Seund ?? irver vefrish~bgkleep, int on rMu. larityZiergy, to tihemost dworlered or enfeebled adult or Infati, remo lndigestlon (dpapnsi), habl- tual ...

... THE OUTRAGE AT MITCbELSTOWN- ' R. BRIDG-MR., SARGENT. The following letter was ?? yesterday: 52 Lower Saokviile-otreet, Dublin, 6 May,'1876. 1 Si--I say. nothing of your act in publishing mry letter without my authority, but beg to keep to the requisition I made to you, and which I re- peat, and to wbich I request a plain, explicit, nod immedirae reply, naiiely, whether you wi 1;give up the ...

... TUB CHARGH OF MANSLAUGHER. I Qa Batuiay Mr..J. Nobleeoioitowfivib.Q4, 'roner, attended at the Hardwieke Hospltal, and 4iulmed theinquest an the body of Vb i gaj, labourer which was opened on the previous evenlog, ando.Ld to ha adjourned on kuftX.4U tha non-attendsnre of the resident pupil, Mr. Green, who had evigeshalth 'E hQ a On opening the inquiry, the Coroner aid that he had been ...

... THE CORPORATION, At epecial meeting of thae. City Counoil was held yerterday inl tho COUncil 0hnxuabcr, city Iip, foi the purpoas of considering n correspondence rek'- tive to the opeutijog of 8t. ?? green, Tlie LOtND MiAlro presider. The other members present wcror Aldermon-Sir J W Mackey, J P; P P A.'Swiney, J P; Fi OQRorke, J. P; J Caipbell, J P; L Hnrris, J WtWregg, J Draper, .F Pqrdon ...

... -~i - a an' Omt I.. ?? s. -.,t et - .^ DUBLIN: MONDAY, MA 1, 1876. TheFrem s Jounat may now -beobtained in London on the Even- ing of Publication at lMesrs. Smith and Sons'bookstalsEUston Station; from Mr. Gibson, Newavendor, Oharing-croa Poat-office; at the. London Offlc,21l1Strand; an<he following day from W. Everett aud Bos, Boyal Eichsno Pag; ana Mr. W. B. Everett, 34 Bouverio- street, ...

... HOME TRLEGRAV1.'; (ITrom ouir Cotreopotdenata) THlE CORK ELECTION-THE POLLING. Cork, Thursday. The polling for Cork took place to-day. The candidates were Mr. William Goulding, Conuerviv tive; Mr. John Daly, Home Ruler; and Mr. Denny Lane, Home Rulor and Nationalist. The Consti- tuency consists of 4,800 voters, but as a rule close on one-fourth of the voters do noteome to the poll. It is ...

... I .. -I St Na~zairp, Wednesday. rhe tiraneataneic Cumpany's steamer La. fayette, from Colon, arrived herd yesterday with qpjib ?? to 1,278,000 frinft s . I | . -! , I IQueenstown, Wednesday. The Cunard steamer Atla* sailed hence for Boo- ton this afternoon. o The Allan steamer'Capian, from ;Hklfax aud St.Joha's, Sivied here 'at I0.3 0a tonight, and landed the London mails. steamer genstown4 ...

... - ?? .SCARIFF H OLY ISLAND AND THEE CR I~ ~~ X1DX. TO a EDIT(It,01? ?? EA . Seanrid'. y 14' DiKAf SIR-.IThb! accompftIyiflE letter from MT. 0, Lone lua bs 10110 ate tocall the 4ttvirtiofl a-aoofbey uesey db nIG tecito the necnit of of our Arthte nol0osule e beo sueit stan preservi kfraom -utter decay the to remaini. 6aurche f Holy Islmad. Threc of the Dominlican r'atlers, who are holding 6 ...