... Zite lit cuf dtllalf' mrm1 i. X - - - - v v- - - -- - - -- - -- -- -- ?? - - - ?? - -- ?? _ ._N ?? THE FRE1E4 N'S JOURNTAL IN PARIS. Since the opening of the present EXPOSITION tNIVERSLLLE the Free- 9nan's Journal has been on Sale at the KiosQuz opposite the British Commission, near the Porte Desaix, in the SECIoN ANGLAISE of the Ex- hibition. HEa Majesty's Ministers have been disport- ing ...

... DROG EDA jj'I~ON I ~ >\ And AA___ kFROM OUR CORREsPONeDFrT ) A meeting of the guardians wI5 held i ei t (Thursday), Edward Markey, Esq., j erdnv chairman, presiding. There ere aleo ep i Alderman J. Chadwick, J.P.: T ae patisent H. B. Coddington, J.P. : ?? L ' Iew sJ Moore, deputy vice-cbairinan, Thotanech, ?? and Mathewv Farrell, E6qrs. The in- :iutee iut mer maeeting wvere read and approved t ...

... [FATHER BURKE IN GA.LWAY. ?? __ _. . I r - ?? (FROM OUR REPORTER.) ti Galway, Sunday. h This morning the new altar for the Jesuit fl Church of St. Igunatius was solemnly consecrated by the Most .Rev. Dr. -M'Evillyi Lord Bishop of t] Galway, and after the High Mass, celebrated at 12 o o'eclock, Father Burke preached. Before alluding| f6 to the ceremonies -of the day, it is right to endea. vour ...

... F NTHRMED[DArTIR AND, U, BRSITY EDUCATION IN InhEtAxD. . (From the flctudaicvieWm) a In the eyes of Mr. C. Lew is, the Irish Inter. d mediate Education Bill has one glaring defect. It v is liked by the peqple. whom it is mainly intended . to benefit. We have been told, he said in the House of Commans, that'the measurb has been ! received with allmost universal satisfaction ; that is, ia ...

... - 11 NO R-TI UNION. the usual weekly meeting of the guardians of the North Dublin 'Unlod wa hold in the board, room of the workhouse, North Brunswick-tret, yesterday. The chair was occupied by Mr. AiqrEOY O'NE , J.P. The ther guardiansprseat were Whyte Mr Hush O'onnor, Mr R ?? _J Cs- Mr P Coeloy r J'hfl uvkt'MrJbflKelly, T C; Mr J a 'JDonne3l Mr>M Butterlyl~MrJ Nagleaq$ 3,ly ?? - ).&23a oi-was ...

... (By Preemuan Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, Londont Wednesday, Morning. The Royal Free Pardon for Edward O'Meara Condon and Patrick Melody passed under the Great Seal yesterday, and their release will follow in a day or two. The utmost secrecy is preserved as to the exact time when they will emerge from the prison cells which they have occupied so long, ...

... (By Reuter's andL Ordinary Telegraph.) FRANCE AND ENGLAND. Berlin, Monday. The A.fontagblatl announces that an impora tant Convention has been concluded between the English and French Governments, accord- ing to which the Mediterranean fleet will sup- portthe English Easternpolicy. The montag- blatt further adds that France, without swerv- ing from her passive attitude, is determined to join ...

... I Last evening the Very Rev. Canon Murphy, Ag Sp, St. Kevin's, and President of St. Kevin's qui Dranch of the Catholic Union, gave a lecture in e bhe hall of that institution, on the career ofc Gleo. Despite the severity of the weather a dii ,nuerous audience gathered for the occasion. The Ga Right fon. the Lord Mayor presided. Amongst eeV theeo present ?? Woodlock, Patrick of ! Martin, M.P.; ...

... AF THE I ruN . W e [MrSTIER OF 'I3iE 1IIHILL MEN, CRITICAL POSITION OF BROWSTE'S FORCES. THE BRITISH COlMMUNICA- TIONS CUT. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM THE, VICEROY. London, Sunday. The following telegram has been sent from the India Office for publiction: - FFrom Viceroy. Lahore, November 30. Ameer reported to have withdrawn treasure and ammunition from Jellalabad, reconbaiecauces, ...

... I (By Proan Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE Frenan Oflice, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. Sometimes, though not so often as formerly, our English friends at the Press break out intt lamentations over the iniquity of the Irish people. I /have myself been moved-many years ago, how- ever-by the pathetic tales told of the hapless con- dition of the Irish peasantry. They were so given to ...

... T 1SPUBLICt'HEALTH COMMITTEE. I | Tbis mumnife n th_ A - - *ec 93omm3itee ot the Corporation met yester. 4ky, Counllor Gray, U.P., in the chair; also psu sent--the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Councillor Long, M.D., D.C.; Alderman M'Dermott, Sir George B. Owens, M.D.; Councillors Brooks, M.P.; O'Reilly, Ralph, Kolly, Mulligan, Dawson, and Glill The superintendent medical officir's report for the ...

... SIR W. LAWSON, M.P., AND MAJOR I O'OORMAN, 'MP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREMl..N. Springfield, Waterford, December 2nd. SIB-I BhOuld be much obliged by your having the gooruess to publish the enclosed true copy of a correspondence between Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart., A.P,, and myself.--I have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient, bumble servanlt, PURCELL O'GORMAN, M.P.- Springfield, Waterford, ...