... ?? rfit nan' o uoiaxn1. ?? - ?? ?? ?? Exclusive arrangemeats, as will be seen from the announcement in the first column of Page 1, have been made for t the reception of the now famous six- penny advertisements of the Freeman's I Journal at Post-offices. i THn Report of Savings in Ireland for the year 1878 has been submitted to the Lord Lieutenant, and is an interesting and impor- tant State ...

... . I (FROM OUR CORRESPOSNDENT) Droghed&, Thuisday, A mueeting of the above board was held to-da?- Francis Donagh, Esq., J.P., presiding. There were also pre.ent ;-Alderman Daly, J.P. ; Colo- nel Magiire, J.P.; Henry B. Coddington, J.P.; Thomas lattlhews, J.P.; G. Harper, J.P.; Thos. St. Oeo. Pepper, D.L. Richard Gradwell, ?? James Everitt, L. Ball, John Mangan, Johi P. King, Thomas M'Kenna. ...

... I TIE1 IQT-IN IN OLFAST. I V$ON OULR SPECiLAL CORRESPORDZ5 Belfast, Wedtulfday Night, WiA 8 ,e m.V =ipor~pt~i e~r W~ * ,r *~tips It ev9pipg, th pyet, if .i a Q tibe last, chapter of the Belfast riots May be re- S*rded sp p.oed. The most ?? g tha, t tie autJ witie* tik so is the fant that tda entipa force of extra police which had been dmi into town to meet the eqergpenqy left the Great ...

... (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Monday. We have received the following from the London office of the New York Herald:- Tashkend, March 30, 7 a.m. General Kauffmann has received a letter from the chief of the tast Afghan Embassy, announcing that the most perfect order reigns in Afgbanistans so far as the authority of the new Ameer is con- cerned. Yakoob has decided to carry out the in' ...

... I TION OF 1NEQ& . . he exesutive 1i t oM ttii yesterday ai theif Oeffeo, BEaBvi .LIL-00' were pretwo-Mt, S. M'Uotow (il the ?? W. aeorgv ~ sh 0Aey fi.J#d ?? 11K. , 1, Noi cOiO Mr. H. Wigh8m, M. L WdlIalWMr. ToM ?? the a ql Ut.. W. RB Btk. The minutes of pred 4t vr confnrmed the meeting took p We. q4es ion of making s afga inpp Me. Sils motibt for the seeo A 4hfIh Xattrday 1arly Closing Lill ...

... (By Freeman Special Wire.) a London, Thursday. A letter has been issued from Major Cavagnar offering remarks in respect to a report of a discus sion in the House of Commons on the actual cir. cumstances of the interview between himself, ac- companied by Colonel Jenkins, and Foiz Mahomed Khan, which took place at Ali Musjid, on the 21ts of Sdptember, 1878. He says -I have just Iperused in the ...

... I -I (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE 3Freeman Office, 21 . Strand, London, 55 Tuesday h'orning. d Her Majesty the Queen sent last evening a .message to Canon Bagot inviting the Irish farmers y who nvsited Marlborough House on Saturday to be e her guests at Windsor this afternoon. Unfortu- nately nearly all of them have left London, and the ,Canondid not wish to go down ...

... - - - I-Fo rI. In Paris the Freeman's Journal is now exclusively supplied at Miosque 131, Boulevard des Cayucines, near the Place di 1' Opera. Ir is a curious coincidence that while the V.ndon great morning papers ignore the ,.Iegram announcing the burning of Ulundi, :ummunicated by the Press Association, and sublisbed by the Pall !lall Gazette as nasing been in the hands of Government, ...

... iLIMERICK ACID CL.ARn: ,. : ?? CLUE A pclitnaulti O ?? r2-:k 'mu Ct'r-e Uariirtc'~ C wz'. Lei-C tht I i--4, fir the ?? t1.' ?? ~ t at ttt in rot I II e to) theI greait C. W 1I . I_ 1iropCSCl Li L~ leiii in ttaittr ,e a re_, uttutru rait& try ~ ?? o'l-'l,,hrty, pno-adent 0~ th cilt rc OCCLIPtd toe cLair. Tb1 othier ilnumbmrs ie 1 ?? Wa,'--eM i ,: Ic 5b--*Cani .% John uo- r.U' .M'Naniara, TOC. ; ...

... MR. PETER E. GILL I TO mHE EDTOuA O THiE FEaMN. Nenagh, August 23. DEAR STa-In consequence of a paragraph which appeared in your issue of to-day, the coWM- mittee or. the Gifl Presentation Fund felt it their duty to hold a special meeting, with the object of iniorming you officially that the paragraph referred to is s complete misrepresentation of the motive and object of the movement. The ...

... I DIOCESE OF CLOGIER. OC Saturday, the 23rd inst., at the Seminary of St. Iacarten, Monaghan, there was held a meeting of the clergy of Clogher Diocese to take into con. sideration the distressed state of the country, espe- cially of the farming and working population. At this meeting, comprising the priests of Monaghan county, most of those of Fermaniagh, with a large number from Tyrone, ...

... LORD SALIjTWI7RY. i (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) London, Wednesday Night. The Conservative members for the city of Lon. i don were entertained this evening by the City of London Conservative Association at a banquet, at the Cannon-street Hotel. The dinner took place in the Great Hall, where upwards of 300 guests I assembled, under the presidency of Mr Alderman K K Fowler, M P, who was supported by 1r I ...