... I I L 11th Hussars-Captain Taylor has taken up his duty as Aide-de-Caanp to Major-Generai Fraser, Commanding at the Curragh, from the 2Sth inst. Royal Horse Artillery-Captain G. T. Carre, has been transferred from D Battery B Brigade and posted to No, I Battery 8th Brigade Royal Artil- lery, serving X tho Kum Force. Captain C. F. Beadnel], on reappointmeit to the Royal Horse Artillery, h]s ...

... ISLES OF PROPERTY IN DUZLIN. I h t E ;A T'he followinlg properties were sold bv auetio. at Burke's Great Rooms on Thursday last by 'Mr. John Burke, by directions of the executors of tx: late Henry Allen, Req :-Lot 1-Allendale, Dra condra, with dwellingbouse, stables, outoffices. and buildings thereon, held by lease for 98 years *nzru 1822, subject to the yearly rent of £12 Is 8 ?? Sold for ...

... MIP. (PIn.ARY. TO THBE EDITOR. Srn-I have just read, in your p)er of Menday last an account of a letter to the Puais Union, signed on the part of the Irish deiuration;' bs Pr. F. I. O'Donnell, 3L', and Mr. R. Jennery dc Louer Shee, Barrister, anl, as aU IIi hman Sop3 posed to take sine slight inkt-rc t in ash aiq;irs- I should feol oiiyged 'if you could iu.or ins ie littie more fully of the ...

... ?? freman's Orunal. In order to meet the growing demand for the Freemna's Journal in the North of Ireland, we have opened a Branch Office at 28 Rosemary.street, Belfast, from which the Trade and the Public can be supplied. It is with deep regret our readers will notice that the disturbances in the West still con- linue. and that very unpleasant occurrences have taken place in the great city ...

... I TfHE RENVYLE ESTATE. 'TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMANT. January 14th. SIR-I have only to say that not a single fact, n stated in my letter has been upset by the letter of s the Rev. Mr. M'Andrew. I need scarcely say that I never cursed anyone in my life, for we are corn- mended to bless those that curse you, do good to them tbat hate you, and pray for them which de- P spitefully use!you and ...

... THE IDUJESS OF MARtBOROUGH'S v RELIEF FUND. The Executive Committee of the above ri nd met yesterday at three o'clock in the committee rooms, the Castle, Dublin. There wore ?? Grace the Duchess of Marlborough, Hon. 11rs. Robinson, Hon. Mrs. O'Hagan, Lady Michel, Miss Hort, Mrs. Browne, Miss B urke, Yiss Fitzgnrald, Miss Hillier, Lord Randolph Churchill, Dr. Grimshaw, George Morris, M.P.; ...

... , 6: t- (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) '4tie half -y ly meeting ofCork, Thursday. 'i4 e hnlyeafly meeting of the shareholders and 'I director&a the Munster Bank was held to-day. 2 Mr. William Shaw, M.P., chairman, in moving the adoption of the rer,ert declaring a dividend of .10 per cent., reviewed at -me length the progress i of the bank. He coninute' -WVe have been able to earn a dividend of 10 Ver ...

... I Lieut.-Geueral J. A. Ewart, C.B., on handing over command of the Allahabad Division to Major-Ge- neral Hume, is ordered to proceed to England, and report himself at the Horse Guards. - Colonel J. B. Saunders, of the Bengal Cavalry, is posted to general duty at Allahabad, on return from furlough. Colonel.J. Burn, of the Bengal Staff Corps, is posted to Meerut for general duty, until his ser- ...

... i ?? (SPECIAL TELEGRAM PRO OUR SPECIAL CORRE- SPONDENT.) Galway, Wednesday Night. Peace has been restored in Carraroe. The Royal Irish Constabulary evacuated their position there this morning at nine o'clock. They marched to Costelloe Bay, about a mile and a half distant., and embarked by means of small boats in the steamer Citie of the Tribes, specially despatched for their transport. The ...

... I __ ~ The following letter appeared in yesterdays Times:_ SIR-The suggested relief works will onll employ men, leaving the women and children practically idle. My suggestion, if carried out, will at a small cost provide feminine employment for thousands of these duringthe coming famine, and, if properly worked, for years after the famine has ceased. The women of the West of Ireland knit ...

... I I ty Prawn Special WM) I' - LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Thursday Morning. y The Lord Mayor yesterday received £210 from S the Drawers' Company, and £100 from Messr. 0 Drammond and Co., in aid of the Mansioi3 House L Irish Ditress Fund, whiich now amounts to over Y £9,000. At to-day's meeting of the Court of t Common CouncilMr. Goo. Short will move That t ...

... STIR NV. HARCOURT, M.P. _ A., . ,. ?? (SPXOO1L TELEQ!4M5.) O-ford,ThuedA v Night. The annual dinner of the Druids waS held in this city to-night, amongst those presew.1 being- Sir W. Vernon Harcourt, Q.C., I.P., and Mr Hall, M.P., members for the city, and Mr. Chitty, the Chosen second Liberal candidate at the next elec- tims. Sir W. Harcourt, on rising to respond to the toastof The City ...