... , ga fJra~lll(au5 ~,ourma.L -- - - - - - ~ The Freenan's Jo'irnat may be obtained ill London on the Even- in. of Publication at Messrs. Smith and Son's ?? Station; from -Mr. Simpson,' Newsvendor, Chariug-cross 'Post-offi~e at the London Offce, 211 Str-and; adid the ftuilowvin, day frorn W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; and Mr. W. 1. Eneretf, 34 Bouverie- street, Fleet-street. AuoxG ...

... OPEN =D1WfM!. EXAMINATIONS, -j .-Tmustln, in tliat Aiurteey ithvb4 y&~] invaviably treat your -cTrespondents, I- venture to trespass on your val'usable: spacea with' a few re, markls oin the conduct of CivilService ecialen muierintendine open comjpe6itive examiuam'02js in .this 'ooUntr, ?? especially on the treatment re- ceive-b' th'ei 6aUdidates who' cmpeted at the re. cent, examination for ...

... |. CO. ROSCOMIMON FARMING SOCIETY. (From our Correspondent.) A it general meeting of the members of the so- eiety.- .C. French, Esq., in the chair-was held on Friday last in the Porr-1av boardroom, Strokes. town. The principal buciness transaoted wasin reference to the details and conditions connected with the holding of the annual show in Castlerea I for tie. present ?? the request of a ...

... l7lill-PTp--- M.-FTIM, ?? ?j ?? ~Iie~earq qftviii lenf~ * I~16eaams frm Vq.rious. souics t It. ha be~ y~nouned. tat the pi~ ~o~th ~vm~diti~ad'force .+oi -treaties, ?? g, eat ?? sln, and 'cfec .oi1 4vere co enii i: *'jlhrS SI~ii~dtersbu it, 4dftt Tpciy x .th Jq* the .3oe 9,r, thej ?opjpgAto4s ;,ftj s i ihbout to send $.QiOOOooc~jieP,q ts in of pea'ce *qi6 A4~ned anm1 ciaxigQ o,- ay be iowee'n ...

... I, .EINGSQWN;4D BRAY INXELLI- ?? t..4 CE. ;i, 0. , Llm;ii 11.Il - ?? , : . _n ni.: ?? 'I Kingetown, Monday. KMONSTOWN COMNIBSIOnnS.- The monthly meet. ing of the board- of' commissioneri of the above township Was' held totday at their offices, Lower ~George's-street. Mr. Jamek Barrett, J.P., chair. rman, presided,~ There were also presient ;-Messrs. J.; D. Stewvart; 'ThL.; Julin 'Rajlly'; B.L, ...

... FORE ?? . am Uu FOREIGN . TELgGRAMS) L! L , . I. _ w_ I ?? ?? . , . .(JBY55pitial abd Reutoifs' Telegrgobj), THE EASTERN QUESTIOW, ' .London, Monday. The protocol was signed on Satutday at the'' Fomdin' Ofce, where ?? onferejiee of an hour fo place between L6rd Derb* and the Ambassadors of Russia, Turkey, ('ermany, Austria, and Italy. After signing the pro- tocol, LordDerby left for Fairhill, ...

... I THE POLICY On OB§tBPOi0N. 1 -x(Fromjthe Times of Yesterd.1 Many strange plant'have beta devise.d or giving Irelhnd a Parliament of her own, but the strangest of all, perhaps, is that described in a letter pub.' lished in another column,'and signed U.P. The newest device is to bring alout Home Rule by talk- ing against 'time, For the origin of the plan we may be allowed to go a little ...

... I. A 'DTJBLIN nSOCIETY. . 4 J Xit5!a:8DI, u W~wilEEIIMSBAN, . Stn-With referenco to the recent article on r l~;12nc'cii, ?? 1,lo -isy ' tbii; this d p has a religititt apoot aq S*rll as a social side. I . a, only a foreigner, and therefore you must ex- 'peret &foreign 'V#i4 of youf case, but thero is 'to, doubt that wherever there is real religious 'tolerisi nths-te i it 1 awlays be social ...

... I DUDLINT CONSTITTUTIONAL CLUB.. ' |- Last nigt the aunual banquet given by the rmuembors of the Coustitu ional Club took place in the Exhibition Palace. About two hundred gentle. men attended. The chair was oocupied by The light Hon. Colonel TAWLOR, M.P. Amcrngst thoie present were - ulle Earl of Delmore, Sir ?? 0 Owens, Mt D: Edward *Win ?? Varner. \I 1P , Williku Artildall, II , ; Caept ...

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... ?? itttTL~ltE))t,8!T ok .. . Dr. 8m'idTuAW ?? Oiar espfiendo - ginning, as is ojjp ffqt~ ~to Hioniet X ?? Al04 ?? qin o uneartl~ the fact i8~' 0u eif.oeear einn to be a4it&-)? d ?? t~ whole tstry;, ; ii; s dso:rl witho tit. the testiftiony thuh~on ee favoured savaz.~,4T jvoryptroke of hispc4 axe brings, to light indatikfiabletaursal crown of 1 beig.iaii~~ gj memnon4l i lyten~r 'e4~sik;j ...

... , T4E ORDER OF FORESTERS. 1.I The mnembers of Court Shamrock, 3133, held their anniversary dinner on Saturday evening ?? Votel, Bolton-street, the large banqueting room having been tastefully decorated for the occasion. Brother L. J. Moloney, ?? occutpied the chair, and Brother George O'Neill, ?? the vice-chair. To the right of the chair- man sat Dr. Ei. J. O'Neill, James Wilson, ?? and E. ...