... THE ZULU WAe. (From the Tmes of Yesterday.) The English people have probably learnt more 'and thought more about South Africa during the pastfortnight thau they ever did before. We may hope that when the question is ripe for discussion in Parliament the public will be in possession of ample intormation and sound views. It is impor. tant that there should be no misconceptions con. cerning the ...

... I ah t etillans gi y0 nt. I T .B2 - - . I DUBLIN: THURSDAY, I'BB. 27,1879. - ?? ihe Freeman's Foumna is sold otn tho I Evening of P ublication at our Lcrdc. Office, 211 Strand; and Smith mad Son e Bookstalls, Easton Stati.n. On tL s N l. fi lowing day it is also pz 'curarle at tla oO undermientioned addresses in London: S Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar-square; W. ...

... Zht ?futman s ?ournal. DUBLIN: TUESDAY. FEB. 4, 1879. v- -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - _ _ ,E Exclusive arrangements, as will be seen from the announcement in the first column of Page 1, have been made for the reception of the now famous six- penny advertisements of the Freemcn'5 .Jurnal at Posytoffices. As incident has occurred in Turkey, the importance of which may, and no doubt will, be ...

... 'fe re ant bnurl nail. I - DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY FEB. 12, 1879. .- .i. . ?? -- - -- - I_~~txx~ENo The Preemaae's Jonlral is sold on the c Evening of Pubiication at our London Oice, 211 Strand * aud Smith and Son's f Bookstalb, EDston Statio-n. On thse ful- lowing day it is alsv procurable at the undermentioned addresses in LonIlon:- U Steel nrd Jones. corner of Spling (;a,-dens c and Trafaigcir ...

... GRAND BALL AT THU COUNTY CLUB. TRALEI (FROM OUR CORB PsDOB*r.) One of the most fashionable and numerously-attended balls held in Kerry those many years past came off last night at the County Kerry Club, Denny-street, Tralee. The attendance may be said to have included tho fashion and beauty of the county. The rooms of the County Club in which the ball was held were done up n the most gorgeous ...

... I THE CORK PLEClION. I (SPECIE TELEGRAM.) Cork, Thursday Night. The Cork election will be dec de' to-morrow at the peiLs. Popular spirit is now thoroughly an- gered and awake, and there caln bho no fear but the smart young city Tories who have plotted this contest, and the obtuse old county Tories who are their oupes, are in for a memorable drubbing. There are no less than 55 polling pl ccc, ...

... I I AEMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND CLUBS. * (PUOD Z AE COUSPODIM.) i London, February Them amrsmye grve for Generl Roberts' olumn. Whether acting onbia own instiCte, or push on by orders from the Viceroy, who acts in iitary mattes under the inspiration Of Colonel Pomeroy Collery, the indeatigable and too valorous Irish General has been evidently extending himself muncb, and must have been deceived ...

... Zite freemadns bond. DUBLN: THURSDAY, FEB. 6,1879. - - - - - - - - - - - . - - Exclusive arrangements, as will be seen froM the announcement iu the first coiiun of Page 1, have been made foil the reception of the now famous sixs Penny advertisements of the Freeman's io1rnI2 at Post-offices. Tnax and Conference held yesterday proves 4ow strong and increasing is the demand for imm~ediate and ...

... ght . I I ?fffast Atbys-xtttfr. (ESTLTSHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: ign WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1879. the l as a IN the House of Lords, yesterday, the Duke invi. fof Richmond and Gordon introduced a bill to !onse. amend the Medical Acts, by which the forma- od to Ition of conjoint Liceusing Boards will be made iecia1 compulsory. The Marquis of Rloon spoke in toryf lavour of the bill. after which ...

... A- UNIPLEASANT REVIVAL Tlat Irish in the United States are not less disposedn to put trust in deoeptive patriotism than their ' fellow, countrymen at home, but wve should imagine P that pasti experiences will put them on their guard ii against the blandishments of James Stephens. e That distinguished Fenian chieftain bas just i reached New York after living for five yearst in d France-an ...

... I £SPECIAL AND OIRDINARY TELEGRA,23, TURKEY AND MONTEINEGRO. VIENNA, TlTESD&Y.-Advices from Cattinge sta~t thAt 'he convention about the surrender of (4usini, and Piaya, which was not eettled at the moeting at Novi Bazar, the' Turkish commissioners' having no instructiOns on this point, has beon concluded it Scutari. The last pending territorial question be. tween Turkey and Monteniegro has, ...

... coin FURTHER PARTICULARS. N jnto ANOTHER BNGAGEMENT, fora -- ~~~~~~advl 300 ZULUS KILLED, ford N, beer THE INVADING FORCE, the' corn [DAILY NEWS TELEGRAM. thei CArE TowN, JANUARY 24, MIDNIGHT. Fool A pencil despatch from Lord Chelmsford, on the und4 leaf of a. pocket. book, gives some byief particulars of corn the appalling disaster on Wednesday iasat, the 22nd,con confirming the worst rumours ...