... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... THiE l1 P!5ESFNTATl)N OF ENNIS. (F'ruw ihe Conr; LExaminer.) The writ for thle i ielection was moved for at a lat hour on Fridaly uight. It will probably be in the hands of the Sheriff by to-morrow, at iartlhest. In a few clsys iore the electors will have to select a irtet motative, and we need hardly ca)y that the coyutry i3 deeply concernzed as to the re-tult. 'Tlhe late nuciaber for Eunis ...

... -I EUN: WEBSTZR SEN- I TAENCED TO DE&TH. A PAINFUL SCENE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. London, Tuesday. The trial of Catherine Webster for the zaturder of Mrs. Thomas was resumed at the Central Criminal Court to-day. The Solicitor-General replied on the whole case for the prosecution. Dealing first with the ques- tion of the identity of the remains, he pointed to'tbe disappearance of Airs. Thomas after ...

... f MUNICIPAL B3OUNDARIES COMMISSION. Yesterday Mfessrs. Exham, Q.C., Cotton, and N. A. Robinson resumed their inquiry on the subject Iof the proposed extension of the city boundaries, in the Citv Hall. Messrs. D. C. Heron, Q.C., and John Norwood, LL.D., instructed by Mr. J. M'Sheeby, appeared on behalf of the Corporation. Mr. Monahan, Q.C., instructed by Messrs. D and T. Fitzgerald, appeared ...

... I LA1TESTS (By Fremn Specl Wis) *i. LONDON CORRESPONDENTI 1 is Freeman Office, 211 Strand, Lhadon, i.t f -Thursday Morning. The Prince of Waies is the most popular ma it it Ragland. and, without diarespect to the lady whf fills the Throne, I may gay that the Prines Of ; Wales is the most popular of her sox in this coua i try. Why the Heir Apparent and his wife-I like FI the homely term-are ...

... FOREIGN TEAE-RAkSTS 1 ,WlY (%7 Reuter's and Ordiary Telegraph.) 1, d. FRAICEL at Paris, Saturday. Y. The Paris Court of Appeal has affirmed the wy decision of tho court below acquitting ML the Phillippart, who was charged with malversa- ead, tion. The tribunal of Correctional Police ise have condemned M. Genay, the manager of no La Lanterne, to four months' imprison- m ment and a fine of 4 ...

... It 'MARSIS LIBRARY. ?? In deference to public costoznwe call this inat- tutien by the title by which it is perhaps best | known, its proper designation being The Public Library of Dublin, At it was founded and endowed by Dr. Narcissus Marsh, Archbishop of Dublin, and afterwards Pro. testant Primate of All Ireland, between 1694 and 1702. The Archbishop erected the building onpore tion tlthe ...

... THE GRAY MONU3IENT . ' Rev James Daniel acknowledges the receipt of the following:-. A Catholic Layman ?? £5 0 0 Thomas Arkins ?? ?? 1 0 0 John Weldon .. .. 5 0 0 P Maxwell .. ?? 5 0 0 E Jordan ?? ?? 2 2 0 E D Maeother, MID 2.. 2 0 Rev MCollier,PP ?? 1 0 0 Rev Canon Murphy, P P, Cushenstown ?? I 0 0 Laurence Keegan 2.. 20 0 JohnJ Matson I.. . 1 0 0 Cushenstown, New Ross. June 27. DEAR FAtEtn ...

... MILITARY TIELLIGEN. I ?? Inspection-_The usual annual inspections of re ?? and corps servrng in the Dublin District s- 1:: be commenced during the current week. :h Dra-ovn Guards-8ergeant Anderson, who a 't out from the Cavalry Depot (with Captain lR ,rrw,l9th Hussars) to the Cape forspecial duty, ~ eeu recommended for a SubLIeutenancy in tlie '7th Lancers. l4th HnEsars-Lieutenant 3. A. ...

... I FOREIGN TELEGRAMS . )a (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) eD, SEDITIOUS MANIFESTATIONS IN tbe CONSTANTINOPTE. Ty T Constantinople, Thursday. The Turkish Commissioners for the disc us. sion of the Greelk frontier question have been appointed, but their names are not yet announced. The Grand Vizier has again urged uponthe Sultan the necessity of effect- of ing some chanies in the Ministry ...