... i st~ ~ ?? Ifsget Iii4LGu ~ st i;B. ?? . ial. 1E 4ByFvwwr Special Wi'rean4Oinasy~dlr~)' V HOUSE OF .40SI'STERDAY. '1 The LOBe Asibk 166k I sest at five ' e'clock. ?? engll *it4 ligiig ?? thE~t, i ;-Xsif'dlld- o, into'cit Y th-e :lfflZ ab 1, (Scotland) BiUt, ?? - t( The Duke of .X$L exprei;se li approval of the . priuce1d *hloh't ?? ore u tban bi *¢¢~piEei~tIdWdf Scoti6and *&th re- garnf ^ h~c ...

... . Zlmgeemanis 3Oural ; I ?? ?? ?? -_ -_ ?? -_ f ?? The Freemand's Journal may be obtained in London on the Even. , ing of Publication at Messrs. Smith and Son's ?? nStatioa; ?? mo. Mr. Simoson, Newavendor, 'haring-croes Post-office; at the London Office, 211 Strand; aend the following day from W. Everett and ' Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; and Mr. W. H. Everett, 34 Bouveris. street, Fleet ...

... ? ?? jrtiman',O,?Vumat. I * DUBLIN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1877. The Freemasn's Jourrnal may be obtained in London on the Even- ing of Publication at Meisrs. Smith and Son's bookstalls, Euston Station; from Mr.; Simpson, Newsvendor, Oharing-cross Pot-office at the London Office, 211 Strand; and the following day from W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange'Flags; and Mr. W. H. Everett, 34 Bouverie- ...

... (ih;} ffreenan'q 3rnwnat. DUBLIN: F RIDAY, JUNE 29, 1877. . - - - - - - The Freeman's Jouriza! may be a obtained in London on the Even- t ing of Publication at Messrs. Smith I and Son's bookstalls.Euston Station; r from Mr. Simvson, Newavendor, Charing-cross Post-office: at the London Office, 211 Shand ; and the following day from WY. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; and Mr. W. H. ...

... T4N AIND ACT-MR. GODLEY'S BUGGES. TIONS.| TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. June 28. A short explanation of one of the points touched on in your leading article of this roqrning on Mr. Godlpy's evidence before the Irish Land Act Com- mittee may be of interest to your readers. I alljude to the possibility of turning a farmer's rent into a terminable annuity of the same amount as his reut, and ...

... e Last evening there was a meeting of this s0cety at 35 Molesworth-street. The chair was occupied by The Very Rev. the DEw On TEHE A tL RoyA Mr. Philip H. Bagenal read a report fro, the International Law Congress Committee on th( impediments to the trade between the Unites Kingdom and America which exist in Dublin frort the unsatisfactory state of the law as to foreiga sailors. The committee ...

... J-- PARLIAMENT.ARY.-, (By Fsreeman Special Wire and Ordinary -Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY, The LOaD CSIANCELLOR took his seat at five o'clock. The Royal assent was given by commission to The Law of Evidence Amendment Bill, The Public Libraries (Ireland) Act Amendment Bill, The Removal of Wrecks Bill, The Quarter Sersion Boroughs Bill, The Settled Estates Bill, The Atheary and Tuam ...

... Mr. Joseph Lee. a practical and accomplished American engineer, has just crossed the Atlantic for the purpose of introducing into this and the sister countries the wonderful machinery that forms the Dodge process of producing peat. The two great poipts which occupied the ingenious American's attention most were the cost of pro- ducing the material and its value 'as a fuel. On these two points ...

... THE TIPPERARY ELECTIQ.N0 IFUND. - I ' Yesterday a meeting of the Dublin Committee wav held at the Mansion House, the Right, Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair. The other membenr present ?? N ery Rev. Canon Pope, Alder~.- man ?? J.P.; Ignatius J. Kennedy, T.C.; Chia. DawasO, T C.- Rev. C. C. Meehan, C.C.; J. Mur- phy, T.C.; Geo. Delany. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and ...

... TEMPERANCE DE ON6TRATION IN BAL- LINASLOB.I SPECIAL TELEGRiAM. (From our own Correspondent.) Ballinasloe, Sunday. A great temperance demonstration took place this evening in the market square. The splendid hands of the Loughrea and Woudford Temperance Association, accompanied by about 60 of their members, wearing medals, green ribbons, and E rosettes, and preceded by a magnificent green ban- f ...

... E TERRIBLE MASSACRE OF of TURKISH CAVALRY. oi.l o1l FIGHTING AT KISULAUVAT. le, THE S' BOMBARDMENT OF SATCHL re- at, THE CAMPAIGN ON THE DANUBE. ra- ALLEGED DISAFFECTION AMONG THE RUSSIAN TROOPS. by Lin SAD CONDITION OF THE TURKISH PIi Lm ARMY. M- FEARFUL RUSSIAN ATROCITIES. dy US SPECIAL TELEGRAM. ?? rd, (From our Correspondent.) Paris, Monday. The Emperor of Russia will reach Jassy ,y to ...

... - . . -. . - - . . (From the Tilues of Saturday,) By a majority of twenty votes in a house of 280 the French Senate has given the President of the Republic power to dissolve the Chamber of De- puties. Everybody now sees that the causes of the strife lie far deeper than the verbal reasons given in the Marshal's letter. The struggle is not' a merely Ministerial crisis-not a contest between M. de ...