... If (Frog6 the;, Lady 0orrespondent of the Eeenng Teteqraph.) London, Monday Evening. The Prince of Wales is coming out as a sposti7an of We first class-aU unsuccessful one, maybe, but one of the keenest, nor- withstanding. He sports away under d iulties with' an undeviating good temper and endurance of hardship such as the Prince Consort never iould be brought to compre- hend-,always ...

... THE SAVAGE ND UNTUTO1V I ORANGEMEN. (From thbe Th5th.) We wish we could believe that the heat of th weather had something to do with the party r at Belfast. It is, perhaps, unfortunate that the Feast of the Assumption, which Bonapartist devo' tion made for so many years the especial holiday of France as the Fete Napoleon, should fall in th middle of August; and we cannot but reonerober that ...

... it RLIAkNTARY. - I - a (By Preeman Speclu1 Wire and Ordinary Tielegraph.) HOUSE OF IORDP-YESTERDAY. The LOnD CHASC ELLOr took his seat at five o'clock. The Exhausted !Perisbhlzds Bill, Cattle Disease (Ireland) Bill, ' Savingd Danks (13laniqteri') Bill, SuperannuAtiOn ald itealthy Climates Bill, and ?? of Truro Bill went through Com- mittec. 1'he Poor Law Raxting _r(eland) Bill was read a third ...

... r- _ _ _ ?? ]XIIIAN. o idhi go at Dublin for tilte' Int four dnays by thle baron To~t.r co~rectod to ~~Cm lovol nnd ro(ucd' t 2dg Falwenheit. Itho, blacklilles show ?? height of tho barometer at 9 amir. for the Ia'~t fullS iionings TIho. rnwmlrl frlls for -iole, S ..V E. and NV windq (if rapidly) for hecavy storms, (:t slowly) for co'ntinued ibad weather. - it ?? (it rilpid ,I) for ...

... METKOROLOGIOAL REPORTS. - DUBLIN. Rendhli at Dublin for the Inst four days by the barro mnetor, cotrected to aea level And reduced to 32 deg. Fshrenhlelit. Tho black lbnes show tbe ?? of the barometer at 9 a.m. for the lant four mornmngs. Tho mercury falls for raln, S.W., S.B., and IV. winds, (It raphyl() tor heavy stormas, (if slewly) for continuwl bad *reatner, lt Tles tit rapldly)or ...

... IUTANITY AKMXAD AND O,''EL ' * I ME. (Froni tl:i Teleraph of Yesterday.) vl :- - olutinns daily bear witness to 1' Dso o outraged humanity now being stod across the Channel in meetings oc workIIU men and others to protest against cruelty and barbarity, a curious commentary inon the refinement of feeling which is the ; inspring of this action is furnished by ic of the proceedings of the police ...

... | THE REV. WILLIAM PURCEL, C.C.i The interment of the remain8 of this rev. gentle. maan took place on Saturday in the vaults of the' Cathedral, Marlborough-street, and the eolemn and Impressive ceremonies in connection with it took place in the presence of an immense con. course of people. The Solemn Office' and High Mass commenced at half-past ten o'clcek. his Eminence Cardinal Cullen ...

... I ?? .1EAL¶J.,,4t, ' L. I a Th& ,total deotths registored~in, :the ' .ii~n o R.iatfAtfboh9DistriZtt d uriog thi kek~o 1skfdi1t2th Xiesti 187;6 l+preint a ?? A iZ ti )lf lo 20.0 evey j000.,bi4 Ae, pipilt ;the oenaus Of 1871; omltting the. deaths o persons .adwitted irto p,1i irktjtktot fq F lopstl tids , outside the district. the mT&4'0wa8 19.7 p tor' ,00 IniLonden the deiah~rate woo 24 in ...

... LYeeterday morning at Newgate the first exeoutio which has taken place since the capital sentenc was carried into effect on the four mutineers o board the ship Lennie took place. Only the r, prescatatives of the Press, to whom the public loo for information, and the jail officials were presen Thes ciilprif, John Eblethrift, was at the last sessis of the Centrid Criminal Court indicted for th ...

... iHE US3 OF~ BEEU 11 IN HARVEST FIELDS. _ THE 3E F s,^ne.A of , ..8 ,k 'of The evil 00tisequ ore- - well known beer by workers in ?? fields are and they ?? Ofte been commented ?? to combat the evil hasbeen shown. by the Rev~ Newton Smart, prebendar of Salisbury, rector of Burghfield, Berks, ndfrlrIY cpain tolino late Archbishop of Canterbury, who, in cuniln ith many others of the clergy, has ...

... ?? Imman's I Smtnd ?? ,t ads DUSlJ3I ?? THUtRSDA AUust 10,1878.; The Freeman's Journal may now : be obtined ?? an the Even- b ing~of 'Publication at Ness. Smith F ?? Son's book ?? Stthion; -from Mr. Gibson, Nowvendorw Oliarigoos Pot-offie; at th . London office, 211 Strand; axn.'. ! e following day from W. Everett and Bone, Royal Ezahinge Flags; end 'MrX W. H. Everett, 34 Bouveoie. SteS@t , ...

... I , to , , . . I fl FOFFILTN THy PARS. The Dpbli* jdtan his a subdtantial grievince Against the present Governmenti. When Mr, Dis. rooli aesumed offlif tha Treasury o*mcall set about rvislon of the list of newpaperp Oiwen so me. dlumtq hr Imperial adlvertiesotntq. Eome eaglo a Tory atrll4 opt the Pefiwnu, which, being the leading Irish Liberal organ, could have io valid 01toP Oc ...