... SIR JOSI.fII N. ]H'KESA, II.P. T|) TO E EVIxttn OF TEE FREEMAN. Lonldon, 10th January. |PrFtt S1aR-1 1tive reil your admirable article on Indian tfirs and Government in yesterday's p)apller. Perujit me, whilset agreeing in the main | vith youlr line oi r,-.lscningg, to take exception to oun xassa-e wherein vou sav that- ! o in Ireland tr. Ut-et ?? iith the manifesta- tion of tlt itulEis. ...

... i BIe 4~reemnan 3Jitnd I . - DUBLIN: MONDAY, JAI. 8, 1879. The Sreeman's Tourn.at is sold St on the Evening of Publication cc w at our London Office, 211 Strand; of and Smith and Son's Bookstalls, H EButon Station. A list of the other se A encies (Wholesale and Betail) can di be had at the London Office. P OxLy now have we official intimation of the tc withdrawal of the Ameer from Cabul. The ...

... 'THE ARTISANS' DwOLLiNO Att( . I TRATION. Mr. Posnett resumed yesterday the hearing of claims for compensation in respect of the premim required by the Corporation for their Artisane' Dwellings schemeron the Coombe area. - Mr. W. D. Andrews, Q.C., and Mr. E T. Bewle (ICstructed by Mr. J. T. 'Sheehy, Law Agent). opeared. Professor Bryan O'Loonwr Aime £07f cowm pensation as lessee in right of ...

... TH A1W O ',ast - 5tw.O'clo*k, Dr. Davy, ce-a the. county coroners for Dublin, held an inq uest-;t E ir. Carolan's public-house, How read, upontie, ?? of John Hogan, aged B4 years, a Constabulary I I ensioner, Marlborough-street, who was killed c oa Wednesday on the Great Northern Railway. 'Mr. P. Kane, solicitor to the Great Northern Railway Company. attended. The widow of the deewased, a ...

... I ~ THE COORS nmoCOs. I (sIA TELEGBRAM.) Cork, Tuesday. I At a meeting of the Cork Vinners' Society to. r day a resolutionw passed calling on their brother S traders in the country not to support any candi. I date at the approaching election who would not t oppose Sonday.'closing pad advocate the claims of I the publicanus in Parliament. The cbairman, in 8 putting the resolution to the meeting ...

... GOSSIP ABOUT THE LOTTE Ry ,y FR01M OWN CORRESPONDENT. The :t Sti')'l ?? Saunday nig'ht and Monday 1 jw ?? ?? i I ?? giine le gro; iet ?? 1 ( ?? . d '1,i t ?? sttutzctions -as ?? 2 . S;: ?? rl i:2 ?? .sekii-' :- Qui- I a g jg.? i o _ s I! iact awe xvere thoroughly| ejI ...

... M'KENZIE AND SONS (LIMITED). Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the direc. to: s and shareholders was held at the compans 's t offices, Dawson-streat.-Mr. THoxMs VANcE, J.P., in the chair. Mr. George M'Crackea, the secretary, read the 1 directors' report, in which they stated that in pre. Eenting the accounts and transactions of the com. g pany for the past six months they wished to re. mind ...

... I ANOTHER FATAL COLLIERY EXPLOStIO. (SPECIAL TULEGRABIL) c Wakefield, Saturday Night. About nine o'clock this morning au alarming ex- plosion took place at the Fitzwilliam Hensworth Colliery, on the estate of the Hon. Charles Fitz- william, M.P., but owned by Mr. Fosdick. The oolliery was opened about two years ago, and pro. t vides employment for over 300 men and, boys. Although the depressed ...

... ?? A.SS.1WIBLIN{G OF I PARLIAMENT. I .(Vyreetman Special Wire and: Ordinary Telegraph.) S S B1)0tSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. & The LORD, CHANCELiOR took his seat at five il o'clock. c THE ZULU WAR. g Lord TRURO gave notice that next week he ti should ask whether application was at any. time a made by the civil or military authorities at the t Cape for additional military forces, and what rein- u ...

... I (By Fmreemno. Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. Marshal Macanahon's resignation has been well teceived here, and on every hand high encomiums are being uttered with regard to the Marshal. His Datriotism is extolled, and his integrity and con. Aistency are applauded; but it is remarkable that PR in several quarters where the praise is ...

... SENTIME1T'TALITY V. WORKMAN'@ CLUBS TO THE EDITORt OF THE FREEMIAN. 16th January. DESn StR-As one who desires for myself and others more suitable places of resort than the or- dinary publichouse for social or other intercourse with my fellowman, I wish to mark in the strongest language I can command my condemnation of the ?? sentimentality that his pervaded throughout the chemte from its ...

... I To TM EDITOB OFIR Is ~ a3 Dabivb January 15th. Ssr-As an art student of the Catholic Univer sity, though of humble standing, and imperfectly qualified to deal with, and therefore not going to to touch, the larger political issues of the above sub- w ject,perhaps you will allow me to say a word or two ti from this point of view, on the recent Press discus- al sion and its probable influence ...