... 'I he fteraifs 3Jnrn-a. 1 - --t- ?? - - ?? . THE PREEMA N'S JOVENAL wi IN PARIS. tb wvi The EXPOSITION UNIVERMELLE being e of closed, the demand for the Free' el, man's Journal in Paris is now exclu- Cl sively supplied at the MIOSQUE, 131 tv BOULEVARD DES CAPuCnos, near Ir the GRAND HOTEL and PLACa DE 01 L'OPERA. as re al THE invading column has passed successfully qi through the Khyber, and ...

... ITHE GENERAL BLEOTION. 1 I . _ ?? o tl D il ;1 i' Beformer, 'witing' to the Da - ay4 _& . ?? . Thc~iilre is agata~~in n wahen the people of the i Uuite~d' T~ibgdom will be called upon to exercise .,their ~i~itit gf .itize6nsiB* in selectlhig a Govern- t mcittinto vwhoaseI hldn the ?? of the bation n 4114 ile placed ,fpr the term of five or six years ; andt th~c question whlich naturally ...

... - I I , I . I Yestterday the weekly meeting of the guardians was held in the'boardroom of the workhouse. The dchair was occupied by Mr. IH a. W6)PARLOMiSui JP. ft The other guardians present were:- e Messrs a Macnie, C IRyder, Al Brennan, A O'Neill, L. T C, J P; W Roper, 3 P ; John Burke, I J Kennedy, t. T C; IV J Brennan, A . Kettle John Nagle, hI But- it terly, PKoenby, ?? * Meslgher. ,r ...

... INTERESTING CEREMONIAL IN ARKLOWV. On Sunday, the 27th inst., the Church of St. Mary and St. Peter in Arklow will be the scene of an interesting and a solenmn function, which will be sure to be a source of much joy to the good people of the parish, and wiU doubtlessly attract to it many from districts and distances far away from Arklow. On that day the fine new organ which has been procured ...

... Zlht ?? -ntOural-. -LI -- ?? - -SEPT..28, 187. . . ?? D4UBL IN: SATURDAY, SEPT.~ 28', 8187. The Preemqn'. Journal is sold - V on the Evening of Publication ' at our Lcndon Office, 211 Stand; and Smith and Son's, Bookstalls, t t Euston Station. On the following day it is also procurable at the under- t mentioned addresses in London:- r Steel and Jones, corner of Spring a Gardens and Trafalgar ...

... I EUROPEAN GOSSIP, l (FROMs Oun OWN con*OVDHNT.) . A oTBEBR. FRaCH UMBDEB- on1nG TRICNOH BUTOHERS WHO KILLED THEM GRAHDPARBNTB AT AW.ERRg-RODEURS DE BARREHB-EOL1SH PHILAcNTHROPIO LADIES IN PAR S-THEtlA WISH TO MAKE THE BOULEVARDS LIUE VTeE BAR.*TEHt OR TrE sT114ND OF LOvvoN-THEJln. 1,MA To THE FI1EFECT OF POLICEBl-THS XXIPIfION L* TERY-O'HAMS` LAST AliENT THE CAPTIVE HAL- LOON. Paris, Monday ...

... I LATEST: NEWS. I (By Breeman Special Wire.) tl LONDON CORRESPONDENC%. n lienmas Office, 211 Strand, London, Wednesday Morning. ti Parliament stands adjourned until the 18th of February, then to meet practically for the de- 1 spatch of business. The little eesiion 'now num. n bered with the past wes not altogether an abortion, E and it may well be believed that had the Govorn- b ment ...

... THE MACROOM RAILWAY ' - :XDISASTER. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. Cork, Friday. The inquest at Ballincollig on the men killed on the Macroom Railway was resumed to.day. The witness Flyno, the walking gauger, who wae now represented by a profeseional geqflemav, was further examined. During his examinatlon the witness was seized with a sudden weakness and staggered from the place where he was standing, end ...

... . Io_ . _ me ?? r- . . - (From the Times of Yesterday.) Our notice to Russia that she must not meddle with Afghanistan was given long ago. We are com- pelled now to make sure that it will be attended to. The insult Shere Ali has offered to us good proof that it is high time for us to be stirring. The need has come upont us whether, we wished for it or not, and it has so come as to lead us na- ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEIMAN. SIR-Your issue of the Ith October last con- tained a letter of Mr. Vera Foster's to you with re, ference to the registration of the copyright of his publications, and which, we conceived, reflected injuriously on our character. It was reported to us subsequbntly from various quarters that Mr. Foster used expressions which we regarded ae of a slanderous nature, ...

... PROTESTANT ORPHAN SOCIETY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASN. Office, 17 Upper Sackville-street, Dublin, 4th Oct., 1878. SIR-I have been directed by the.committee, assembled to-day, to request you will enhance your formner favotrs by giving insertion to the aceompanyu g letter of Rev. J. R. Dowse, Retor of Carnew, received since their last meeting, snd which disposes of the statements ot Mrit. ...

... THE DENTAL HOSPITAL OF DUBLIN TO TEV EDITOR OF TEE FREEtAN. 5 Gardiner's.row, 14th Nov., 187S. SIn-I beg you will permit me to draw the at tention of the public to a few facts and cidrle stances regarding this institution, which, I ala a opinion, deserve a wide and attentive consided tion, The Dental Hospital of Dubli haS 'Ul been two years in existence. It has been the i' strument of ...