... A I A, , ?? . 1 * h i *. I i. I ?? ys ~ o ;:T T DN i Cn9TBB^ 1'NMWaAX 2TIGUT. Mrs. Glad6hoe Aistributt~ed the prie at the annual saicw. of. the H:Aiosrden l 11ortcultoal's~city to-ay;and in xpondingio~the.t lot f thanks aizcordod to her nAqd-~to~ thw iligt. Wu., W. H.u Gladstone: for the, use of, the prk, i~which. the show was h eld, Mr., Owi*4J~ aftox ZefesrAWS to the satifa~ctory P~ueo ...

... AI-te 4frc.n tdn'; lonmat. DUBLIN: SATURDAY, AUG. 80. ?? ?? - 1_11 - 1 ?? .. .. - - In Paris the Freeman's Journal is now exclasively supplied at Kiosque ili, Boulevard de, Capucines, near the Place de lOpera. WE publish elsewhere the third of the letters from our Land Commissioners. The Com- missioner who has forwarded us the present letter writes ?? Ireland,a portion of which he has just ...

... TfIREE LADS DROVWNED. A sad batbing aocider, by which three lads lost their lives, occurred yesterday morning. Four lads, naulmd Henry James Wilinore, aged 9, Francis James StribbingA, 12, Robert Wildoon, 12, and Charles Henry Mudford, 14, went to batho in it pred situated in IL blsckfield at Bromley, belouging to MIr. Edward Rawson. Tirey had not beers ins the waiter more tman ftur or five ...

... THR BANUMAN AT WORK. EXECUTION IN NEWGATE GAOL. James Dilley, who with Mary Rainbow was found guilty at the last Session of the Central Criminal Court of the murder of their illegitimate child at Hornsey, was executed Inside Newgate Gaol on Mondaymorning. The convict is said to have made no statement as to the crime, but he admitted the justice of his sentence. Mary Rainbow was reprieved by ...

... THE LATE ROBBERY FROX THE Avool. Further information respecting this affair has feeently (clai come to hand by the Melbourne newspapers. On June ma 20tb, Martin Weiberg, who has before been in custody wh on the charge of stealing gold from the Avoca, and who in t afterwards made his escape, and Joseph Pearce em were brought up on remand at the Melbourne City par Police Court. Weiberg was ...

... . ?? = | THE AFFAIRS OF THOM11AS HENRY WHIEELERX. mn A meeting of the creditor of Thlomras Ilenry NVheeler, I c- landlord of the Woolpack lotel, Moor Street, was helil atc of the Queenl's jlotel yesterday. Mr. )7allowvs 1was voted to I id tile chair. Mr. Cartwrlight appeared for the debtor, andI he represented several creditors ; redlitors were aliore- - e Presented by Mtessrs. ffarrison, ...

... AND JOURNAL. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1879. NEWVS OF THE DAY. Dean STANLEY is said to have signified, through Canon Ducrivoiirr, his consent to the remains of Sir iOWLAND HILL being buried in Westminster Abbey Sir AuousrUSTUS PAGET, British Minister at the Italian Court, and Lady PAErr, have arrived from Rome, and are now staying at Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland. The War Office has issued a ...

... THE FOUNDERING FOF A I WHITBY STEAMER. I aft The following is additional intformation with regard an to the disaster, a brief report of which we pub~lished I crowded by the spectators, the s.s. Edith, from :Rotter- cht labt week. About seven o'clock, whilatthe pierawere still Pr5 dam, was seen steaming in the usual track, It was Ml naturally thought that one of the tugs would warn fro her of ...

... imodated ch house. The weell~y meeting of the Yersey Docks and Ha rbaur *pply to Board was held yesterday at the offices, Reveiiue- l bhldihgs. Mr. T. D. Hornbv presided, and there were di to also present Messrs. T. B. Porwood, Harriswn, Gulet, K y restriz- Turner, Glynn, Poole, Bralncker, Barrow, Laird, Crow, N g act and Stitt, Kelicik, Ilsnkin, Patterson, Blngham, Gardner, N and Baily. and ...

... flELIGToUS TEACHING IM WO - RROUSEES ' gc It 4a so dificult to d4cide where roil- tee d 'e instruction ends and sectarian teach- be dond 4nng be-ins, that it is not surprising to fild in 1 ar the Toxttth Board of Guardians appealing ma .4 to the Local Government Board in the case He I of the protest lodgod by the Rev. Father a p Goothals against lRomal( Catholic children dut ?? ixi the wo ...

... THE ATE: WEST OF .-UGLAND BANK. A rEOSECUTION OF THE DIRECTORS. Th.RD DAY. At the Guildhal, Bri to!, oan Thurdvay the hering of the charge against Mesors. YraOm Miurub, George Rare Leonard, 3Joeph Coats., Alexunder Alson, J. H, Selwyn Payne, leimecs Lucas, and the Bev. Hif B. George, directors of the late We; of England Bank. and Mr. J. P. G Gilbert., ex manager, was reaumed before Messrs. iE. ...

... The eighty-seventh half-yearly general meeting of It his Company took place at the Royal Hotel, College Green, Bristol, on Tuesday afternoon. Mr Henry Britton, chairman of the board of directors, presided over a large attendance of the proprietors. The Secretary (Mr George Robertson) read the notice convening the meeting, and the seal of the Company having been attached to the register of the ...