... I . Si A. HARCDOJRi1-. It - .I -(SPEIL TC.LEORA -M.) [ s ev-, ing ?? .W ,Liverpool, Mondday Night. t .his om.ing Sir.,.M~ Harcoart, MY. P. witsrnir r|tained ata 'bafious2t givena by thea aneinsers dl the i Liyerpool k~efcrm ,lob3 there bei4g good attend- aues. Amrlon r, others present oye-s'. N. 1L. 1Ptesell, in the chair; Mr.,M. lluatthoon', MS.P.; ir. T. H. I6ay, I-a proging the jleititj of ...

... TUE LXND MEETINGS (From the Times.) Political agitation in Ireland has always social ?? ia its wake. Every movement, whether revolutionary or constitutional which has a Jeen set on foot by the democratic leaders of the ilish masses within the past century has stirred Jhe smouldering passions of the land question. Reform and revolution have alike commended ttaeuselves to thle Irish peasant as ...

... iETO'P. LOGLCAL ItEPORTS. Ve.0in ?? thep ?? fo,4 1? ir ofthe baror AIeterin deg. F'a11rTeiileit.at ctay> correctod :Itd reduced-tO 5 tlie ma: t sea terbtl The ?? lines Sbov the ?? f the 9 a. I. (.tch day. The mey' fnIN for ram S S., ad s ^ V. (if r. >idlyf) heavy Okrmy, (;f slow1y) fur corst:i IId un;-> tl.ed weatber. .vjnde-(if ra- Ittisesfor vaiov., NWg, N Ond XS. for riL, pil!]y) for 1 t ...

... - ^ -..Col~IhUckin.',ui edlm g'the &uxiliqry r-: tillery, has completed the annual inspection of the Dublin CitIFAAe gtsxdrtaiiaW to Dublin, on Thursday last. Ro2az il&orse Artlery- . :i Adjutant Gillespie,'B'riga'doe, L4*gV~ edito ?? from' duty at Wicklow as menbier Of a board. vot la SiglnieaMa.evr- Twi e .G e e&n ?? dered to proceed to Wieklow on Monday next on ,duty as ,iembor of a board. ...

... I TO tIM FDrTOr OF THE FREEMAY. SmB-I have read with great [interest a letter in your issue of the 16th, over the signature of John M'Geough, commenting on some expressions in my letter of the 30th ult. Mr. S'Geongh en. tirely mistakes theqpurport of my letter if he thinks I had any intention of discussing the relative claims of landlords on tenants, and wholesale mer- chants on shopkeepers. ...

... X.& QSHUAGHNESSY, MPAIU THE - f - . CHTURCH SURPLUS: l TFO THE EDITOR OF TEE FREEMAN. Deblin, 6th September. DFAR Si-Mr._ O'Shaughnessy's proposal bf using the Church surplus in aid of the poor-rate does not appear to me so useless as a relief to the occupier, or so necessarily conducive to the in. creased political power of the owner as you seem to think. The fact that the half the poor ...

... I \te utetnan' 0mna. I DUBLIN: MONDLY, SEPT. 9X In Paris the Freemads Journal' is now exclusively supplied at Kiosque 131, Boulevard des Capucioes, near the Pi. de ropem TAR English Embassy has been stormed by the soldiers and people of Cabul t Sir Louis Cavagnari, the English Ambassador to the Ameer,has, it is almost certain, been slaugh. tered; his staf and nearly all his escort have ...

... clte 'frirnmilall &oluna1. In order to meet the gro;%ing derani. for the Freeman's Journal in the North ol Ireland, we have opened a Branch Office at 2S Rosemarv.street, Belfast, from which the Trade and the Public can be supplied., A:t is nearly up with the Zulu King. By this time he is either a prisoner in the hands of the British or a lurking fugitive like MNarius, dodging his pursuers ...

... I Of (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCOB e. of Freeman Office, 211 Strand, Lod03 ?h Thursday Morning. re There were only ten passengers by the Irish Ds mail which reached Eustonon Tuesday night, and 1. last night there were butfifteen in the trael, s. which was several hours late. Very great inoqn- a. venience is felt by the large number of lrisb e, tourists here, who are ...

... i THE ARCHBiTioP ?? TORONTO OX&' i THE LOUGH iDEB tIRMAGE. S - ; ?? ?? ?? . . nI.. sU._ J We have greatpleasure in laying before our, readers thecsrionikfes% from his Grade the Arch-; e. 3bishop. of ,'oroato o,n the Pilgrimage to ?? L .Derg:- .: ; * L qugh Derg Aqgustli W87)o a' VERY Bx. AO1 Dit Si:lIna my, ?? I pro- t mised tc continue to5enk of th& religious exer- I cises pedormred odfn li ...

... i _IORTH DUBLIN UNION. ik, Yesterday the weekly meeting of the guar- ae, dians was held in the boardroom of the workhouse, aS North Great Brunswick-street, imn r. AmaonIY O ESILL, J.P., T.C., Vice-chairman, las presiding. of The other guardians present wvere Ln-Messrs I J Kennedy, T C: L. ?'Court, IV Russell, 3P; he C Ryder, NV Kelly, Colonel H Gi Linidsy, J P; J XVhyte, S Law J P J Fitzsimons ...

... MR. BALL AND THE CHURCH TEM- PO±AALITIES COMMSSIONERS. In the Appeal Court yesterday, before the Lord Chief Justice, the Master of the Rolls, and Mr. Justice Deasy, the appeal brought by Mr. John Ball, late solicitor to the Irish Church Tenpq- ralities Commissioners, and also the cross appeal brought by that body from a decision given in the Landed Estates Court in June last by Judge Flanagan, ...