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... i ENON7A 6 -THE ?? ?? l. I S . . : . : __d, IMPORTANT MINISTE[IAdL S TATE --a qutti6fi: - I-0th6E h . ?? ?? 0REPORTh!DR~Stb;O Ot' lQsD , '-(Ooentral N e* Tblbgra&)fll ?? . * Lh Stoc Mar ; - ketsL.tt.S ;| ; tc Soel Maebopened lveiy quietl?; 't and qM utctihon bat - wk 4-: nb j inruoh altevqe4; but the; uufwvou'abl$e eraumours :s itciroulatiowr have-reaited some: uneasinesas i asindi~tr ...
... | TUR QATTL9 DISEASES ACT. I ?? - (1noU~ogn coauRnww.) Limerick, Thursda7 At the maeeting of the Limerick gusrdi la terday-the 1ยข9 Gerald S. Fitaghbon, DL,r presiding a important reportas brought upb7 a commrittee with referexnoc to the prevalorce,0 iin the distrct of the Lhec thh et bat the disease, asformerly knownt hd o eistene ii my of the diU d the union, visted by them, uxd their inqure ...
... ft . - oI (By Frean Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. PreeUm44 Office. 211 Strand, London, ' Saturday Morning. I hear on high authority that it is the inten- tion of Germany to raise the question of maritime belligerent rights at the Berlin Congress. This step Will be taken, no doubt, aw a protest against the remarkable dlaim put forward by Lord Chan- cellor Cairns, at the instigation of ...
... VIC j ..T TO . ?? ?? .. O T . VICEREG}AL Vl$FT :TOl;CABRA- oS, i . . ?? ?? - , .- I Yeqterday alternoon ber GYacs the 'Diithesa of iMarl' borough, aciomirnallet lrlans' 2wto~j Puilkeand Litly Ssrieta t iurcbill, ind attoidet' bY Mr laget&A DC, 'hattdd the DWmtlari Convdbt, CQibra. I will be e-aqipbered that one of 'the listivisit'i paid by her'Ctrac6 to the reit Cat tholid inslttlooui of ...
... pL1V4X, WICKLO-W, AND XVRD | 'I I: AILW~Y. ,a v Dy Proew 3pROc4 Wire.) . ' ...
... I fADV9E~sE,[E |TRE PRTCES OF si N TR c OF ROMBE. R .ey TO THE EDITOR OF TRBm p ad. Sxpt-A letter, of which the folloer he v5s sent by poet on the day of itr fag py no. Richard Gibbinga3, ?? profe tor to I Eues.I cr- Hktory in the ' Uniersity of Dubli, o ug has yet been received :- repq no Aldenharm, Dridgnorth, oth Ic,, 1877 ad~ REv. SIR-In a PostScript to the pri e a .ey work, entitled ...
... PA-I( ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. THE RtESIGNATION OF LORD DERBY. ACTION OF THE LIB3ERAL PARTY. CONTINUED WAR PREPARATIONS. RUMOURS OF A DISSOLUTION. I (caslsaL Nmw5 TRLaGuAM.) Absolutely London, Friday Night. t-day respecting the relations of Austria and ~It~gsia. It is understood that at least for the moment all direct negotiations are at a stand- still. Her Majesty a Government make no secret of ...
... --LATEST' NEWS. I (By Pmqqn Speia Wkse) LOXDOX~ 0bRRji8s0'o9jCE ;romam Office, 211 strand, ondon, ' ! ' . 8Saurday Morning.-. I ?? that Lord Sl41bury has betn ap. pointed Foreign Secretary in the room of Lord Derby. Lord Salisbury was at the Foreign Office throughout the greater partbof resterday. A lengthy conferene tool place laet evening be.. tween the Opposition leadersi. Afterwards Lofd ...
... I ALB OF SHORTHOF'S AT AIDYETT - . - .#lF y .l ?? I. I (tSP!CUL a xOR ISOM OVA ConRsaPonMqr Tralee, lThursday,. 'The twenty-sixth annual sale of shorthorns took place to-day at Ardfert Abbey9 the residence of WVilliam Talbot Crosbie, sq, Theattoidauce wso Unusually large, and the pres obtained, were con. gidered very good, Forty-five animals-vi,, 20 young bulls and 25 cows and heifers-were ...
... (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A meeting of the guardians of this unionrwa& held yesterday (Thuraday): Francis Donlagb, Esq, J.P,, in the chair. There were also present- William Whitworth, M.P.; Henry B. Coddingtoa, J.P,; Thonflis Mathews, J.P.; Richard GradweU, J.P.; John Moore, John Mangan, J. P. King, Thomas I'Kenna, ThosI Donegan, James Everitt, Laurence Moore, Charles Eagar, James M'Geown, Tl ...
... I oENGLAND AN R AUSSI. I (From the. Standard of Yesterday. The hopes in which we had permitted ourselvee to indulge a few days ago respecting the possibilit of a pacific solution of the present crisis seem oen more doomed to bo disappointed. The prospe2t of to-day are by no means favourable. There is indeed no positive change for the woree, but the very suspense in which Europe is kept as to ...
... In the Dublin Registration District the birth registered during the week amounted to 185-91 boys and 94 girls; and the deaths to 201-93 males and 108 females. The average numbers in tho corresponding week of the previous ten years were -births, 162; and deaths, 171. The number of deaths from zymotic diseases registered during the week is 46, being 4 Moro than in the preceding week, and 15 over ...