... I Yeaterday au adjourned special meeting of the Municipal Council was held inithe City Hall, to dis- pose of business standing over on the paper. The X chair wjas occupied by the . Right Hon. the LOUD MAYOn. There were altsb present- t ep Hjgh Sheriff, Aldermen Campbell, J p C Deon nlehyvX JP ; Sir J WV ?aclo,e J l?, D 1; W ?? J J Al'Cann, NV Dempsey, J NV Gregg, and E Pardon. I Couneillors E ...

... THE SUPPOSED DEATH FROM CHLORO- DYNE. The County Coroner held an inquest at No. I Clare Villas, Harold's-cros, yesterday, on the body (if Mr. John WVeAt, aged 27, who died suddenly on Tuesday night shortly after taking a dose of chlo. rodyne. Mrs. Margaret Ludlow West, wife of the de. ceased, said he was in delicate health for some time, suffering from a cough and from pains in the back. He ...

... THE FATAL ACOIbENT IN A CORN STORE-THE INQUEST. On Saturday an iniduest was held At Jerviai-street I 9Apital by Dr. W. C. 'Whyte, City Coroner, on I ti e bodv of Patrick Moran, who warn killed on I y S i d hv ireruing last in a corn store on the North. v ll. hihe proporty of Mr. Thomas Stulart, hy the i'tng on hirn of sowesacks of wleat, which he, ir '.nmt any with some other men, was employed ...

... I 7th Dragoon Guards-Captains George, Rees andc Beecher, Lieutenants Day, Du Bouday, and Pal. meT have been granted leave of absence from the 15th instant to the 30th December. 15th Hussars-Captsin G. D. Sulivan has been .1ppointed to officiate as Paymaster to the regi. nent. Royal Horse Artillery-Colonel Cololough, B Brigade, has been granted leave of absence from the 21st instant to the 7th ...

... CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANPIALb ACT, 1878. , . Au adjourned meeting of the guardians of the North Dublin Uuion ws held yesterdayforthi purpose of considering ircular letters fwom th Assistant Under Secretary in referenc to tle Cot tagious Diseases (Aninml) Act of 1878, to appoint committees under the 6th schedule of the act, ai to take the necessary tepm for carrying the pron. sions of the act ...

... .COMMI8SION OF OYER AND T RMINER. I -the Commission, for theQ county that city of Daublh iih be opened at eleven o'clock to-morrow nmorning by the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor and the Right. Hon the Lord Chief Justice. The ?? is the list of cmes for trial Cl UIVTY CASES. Honry Deegau, James Gallery, and Francis Con. way burglary Richard Arthur and Henry Hey. waarA, indecent assault ;- Johp ...

... c-he 4ffreaeimuls ~,Ournnl. .- - - - ?? v v THE PREEMAN'S JOURNAL IN PARIS. Since the opening of the present EXPOS1TIOI U1VEmnsFLLE the Free- man's JournaZ has been on Sale at the KIosQuE opposite the British Commission, near the Porte Desaix, in the SECTrOx ANGLAISE of the Ex- hibition. y Tim Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain holds its annual meeting of delegates to-day in the ...

... JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PR I . I .. -COUNC[L. V I -Yesterday the Judicial Committee of the Privy ?? rat in the Counicil Chalmler, Dublin e-Castle. Titers wvere ?? flighlt Hots, the ?? Chancellor, the Viee.Cbstncellmo, Ai. Justice r, Fitzgerald, Mr. Justicei LawVPOn, and Master dBurke. Mtr. Henlry Robinson wvas YO:5 in attend- s5ance. 1- ?? B'Ett Inex AT CAttlcRCKi oa'soaa at Mr. Dames, (20., ...

... f'ONTINENTAL GOSSIP. (M*, ?? OWri' COAmSpox mT.) Tim 'ETivar O StBW, TLI AND THE FUVSERiL AT ORL-eAiNS-.-A IAOBLU LnDY WOQ WAS AT 33OTH-IM- I PBESSOIY SpM 15N TBI CAPITAL OF THE LOIRET- noYA'. MOUR S-B-ELIGIOUB FEEuSNG OP THE WBOVINCES-A RETURSN TO THE NIGHT-PETE Or VLESAILL-,-.AOWiLDGBD FIASCO-THE Ml-, -'SiIEs OF TEE OUMTS-o&NTlUION OP THE CLOAK- ?? UUTIXO DU PALFTOT-NOT THE HOT'S5 FA.-a%-A ...

... The first annual meetingof the Dublin members of this Irish benefit society was held on Mondity at the National Foresters' rooms, 28 and 29 East Essex, street. Brother P Doyle. S C Rt, presided, in the unavoidable atoseuce of Brother Hanlon Brother L G'(orniaii, J W, in vice-chair, sup- ported by the following ?? T Dwyer, S V ; It Byrne, S B * W MaLguire, J B; E Dolan, P C I; T M'Veigb, P C R: ...

... THOSE DIRTY IRISL. TO THNS EDITOR 1 THF EIWRMAN. SIR-i-rave you ever been out of your own country, ini England-for instance, which is the country of my birth. If so, probably you have heard the above term-possibly not, for the people who use it might not like directly to apply it to an Irishman, he heing a man quick to action, ]ut I, anu Englishwoman, have often, and with noV 118s in- ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAX INTELLI- GENCE. I THE RECENT HOBSE AcciDENT.- Yesterday about l four o'clock Mr. James Adams, M.B., who was so t seriously injured by a fall from his pony at Bul. lock the previous day, died at his father's resi. - dence, Adelaide-street, Kingstown, where he had been removed shortly after the occurrence. Mr. Adams never rallied from the time of the accedent, and the doctors ...