... A MAiN BURIED IN A COLLLERy. 011 ON Wednesday an oxtraordinrry accident occurred he atthe Old Oaks Colliery, near Barusley, by which ed a m inor named Eiijah Coiclough, aged 23 years, raldng ati what is known ao the Long Row, at Hoyle MjII, wras entombed by a fall of coal. He wxent to his work as usual at six o'clock that morn. th. fg in company with his tramnier, Arthur Barlowv, to also ...

... ?? 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES COX. M1,8ISlY. ' I. New lRoss, !onday. Messrs. W. P. O'Brien and C. P. Cotton, C.E., held an inquiry at the Tholsell here to-day as to Jie 4qQirbility or othbpweeo4f e;tep4iin or alter- ing the ?? houodaries of New Roses Mr. O'Brien heying explained the nature of the inquiry. M,1. John Tqbiv, the Town Clerk, was examined, en4 stated that the town was constituted under ...

... I THE HISTORY OF A PLANRT. I Last evening, in the Moleaworth Hall, Moles- wor-streqt, Sir. Richard A. Proctor, F.R.8.,A delivered a lecture, ?? History of a Planet.. Revw. Xr. Stubbs in the chair. The at- tendance was not large. The lecturer commenced I by briefly enunciating the theory of Laplace ApCC=r tp which the entire solar system was originally a gaseous meass at a high temperature, ...

... FORIGIV TELEGRAMS. I- I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) SPAIN. Madrid, Monday. On the receipt of official reports from Puerta Platat the Spanish Government will, if necessary, despatch a ship of war to San Domingo, to exact a heavy indemnity for the families of the two gentlemen who were shot by the San Domingo authorities, and to de- mand satisfaction to the Spanish flag. The Government ...

... FOO:D REFORM1YS. THErEi is no doubt a grsat, deal to bo said in favour of ah more scien1tific dieta~ry, end properly qualified asdvisers are doing good1 service to illifed and 'b'ro~t~in humianity ti. pOnisI o.*to7itir that7 are mlade in this resnect. At the same time, it must be aonaxesed that ti~e discussl-ons that have of late beer7 60o rile upon the subject presenlt opinionr7 Of EO varied ...

... PRESBYTF?R!A? SABBATH.souo? SOCIETY. 3Bg ANNUAL.? 4 ed TnB annu'al meeting. of. lhis ?? wa .held 1at :. evenmng in the Asiezubly's Hll~I. May S'treet, au tzr hellf pact seven o'elock. There wasia large attend. d' anee. Rev. Dr. Wilson, Limerick:, presided, and a.aogtho~e present- were Rev. Vlilliamv Irwin, uvRev. Ja~mes Maconachie. Rev. James Heron, Rev. n. E. J. Lypd, Reiv; Robert Black, Rev. ...

... WILITARY INEmGENCE. -I ,-h Dragoou Gaards.-Captaiu Cepxge has bee I2 ted leave of absence from the 8th to the 17th 'id Dragoon Guards-Paymaster Dawes haa re- * 'rned from leave of absence, and resumed lis .,v. 2hth Hussars-Captain Lloyd has rejoined head. ,Uoters after two years' studyat the Staff Col. ?? Artillery-Lieutenant Walker has re- :rne. from leave of absence, and resumed his ...

... TFE MAtq~iTS -,F ARI TO i - SPECIAL TSLEGRAM. Liverpool, Friday Night. A large gathering of Liberals was held to-night in the Theatre Royal in order to hear an address I from Lord Hartington, and to pass resolutions of confidence in him as the Liberal leader, and of ad. herence to the principles of the Liberal party. Mr. R. D. Holt, chairman of the Liberal Associa. tion, presided, and the ...

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... I TIHE CONVICT PEACE. i _ - _ _ Oar L,'pi-an , i ' ?? 'Ut cri ' s G; ?? 'er which Apnlared. in Sata1riay'; *}a ..tir thit ; Iige *reioatilt f v5.jil.l.J 1r' v *i ?? i .,ll ?? in tlie ?? ! - i ;hich vai ?? Cs to h've ci :'boty, is an ?? fi.-b.A The C,:U t:on inI the Toimzo i'cr o' f, ?? Ttnis FFriday) mornre a re - : was mnade on the Loneiol!. Ciata;tin, and Raoivay, near a- .u..aa I ie we. ...