... THE DISTRESS IN KMTYCLOGHER To THE EDITOR OP THE FatEM. March 16th. Dua Sm-Kindlv allow we to make a few oh- vezvations on the present distressed and critical state of the poor people in this 1 land of the moun- tain and the flood-in this land of perpetual misery, of fruitless toil and hardships; and also to return my sincere thanks to the kind donors of ebaritablo eontributions towa~rds the ...

... I .SAVE THE Cmuvp. _ I . - , ?? . l ' 4~~- .11-* I Bev JBaslaniel mos thankfully asckowledges to bave received yesterdoy for thifnda-l1s fro6i Shamrock, Enniskiilla ; sixpence iu atmp& from A! Little Boy, 5fromAFFriend, 5d from i:K, Dub. lini; 2. 6d from MrP Redmond, Bishop street, per h Rev P Waren CC; 2a Id irtmAonymous, per t, ditto, . d Wo TO IEDTO_ O5 B TER FD AN. a H . : - . 0 St ...

... I , U'lle 'farillalls ?Fculllal. DUBLIN, MONDAY& APRIL 9. TO-DiA tthe Commlission for the trial of c offences for the couxity and city of Dublin I opens at Green street. Tlie list ok ordinaryt offences is exceedingly smR]. But two unn- ( dred special jurors have been aummoned to ( try a series of cases ?? 'in their tragic im- f portance have never been equalled in our t bistory, and upon ...

... TUHE LAND ACT. A. LAND COMMISSION COURT OF- APPEAL FROX OUB BSOAL EBPoR.h'J Bosommon, Thursday. Mr. Justice O'Bagan, Mr. Commissioner Litton, Q.C., and Mer. Commissioner Vernon sat in the courthouse, Roscommon, at halpaat ten o'elock I this raorning and delivered the following judg- raents:- Glynn v M'Donald ; old rent, £47 6S; judicial rent, £30 ; raised to £33 Mullany v King..Harman; old ...

... THE NATIONAL TE4AHaE s. (FROM OUR CORRESFOaNDlET.) Tralee, Saturday Night A large and representative meeting in favour of ft the movement of the National teachers for the re- D dress of their grievances was held in the grand i1 | jury room of the courthouse to-day. Armongst v thaoe present ?? Very Rev Dean Coffey, p P P, V G, Tralee Rev W O'Callaghan, do, Rtvj a Mr. Morgan, do; Rev D R ...

... LIGHTHOUSE ILLUMISAN.TSX A new Parliamentary paper has just been SC Issned, stated to be copy of correapondence On th the subject of a proposud investigation into tlse respective merits of gas, oil, and electricity as sit lighthouse illuminauts, including correspondence th between the Board of Trade and Professor Tyndall, tu F RS. There are 112 letters in all, aid th document is a ...

... LAND IMPROVEMENT AND DRAIN- AGE BILLh (By FPeenizan Special Wire.) London, Thursday. A Government Bill To Coneolidate and Amendr the Acts for Facilitating the Improvement of Landed Propprty, anda for the Drainage and Im- provesnent of Land in Ireland, was issued toiday. It is backed by Mr. Courtney, the Financial' Sece- tary to the Treasury, and by 'iAtlr. Perbart Wlad- stone. and contains ...

... I- ?? 1KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTErt I GENCE. T{sF RATHDOWN NU;N0s.-The stated e; meeting of the guardians of the above lpi held today, Sir George Hodson, Bitt.,pren-.I The other guardians present wstre - hi: Brenau, JP; James Bourke, Miles Kaei Richardson, John NI'Cullagh, 31 F Cro ; Captain Bethau, J P: E'dward Bre.!in. Il': A Rafferty, J P; Major Grace, J P; J H F.-it Major D'Oyley Battlev, ...

... TUE LIBERAL MEETING. (Frou thd e m ily b cis.) As soon as the Prime Minister makes it known, that there are certain bills on which, early or late,t he will take the decision of the hruse, therc will be a growing disposition on the part of his op- ponents to aclow the house to coliue to that deci- sion within a reasonable time. There wiU be na temptation to occapy June or July wittobsttuc- tion ...

... Yesterday, in the Court ot Conscience, before Sir George Owens, a case vwxs heard, in which Thomas R. Stack, residing at Rathmines, aum- moned A- J. Dowling, who resides at Bayview- avenue, Clontarf, for 19s 6d balance of 22s 6d alleged to be due to the plaintiff for work and labour. Mr. J. J. Walsh appeared for the de- ,endaut. Mr. Stack, having been sworn, said that on the 24th of September ...

... MEDICAL EDUCATIO N. Tl'O THE EDITOR OiF TaEI FREPYiAN. L I SmI SR-In reply to Dr. Kidd's letter, while I ,do not ifke f's mention the names of in- tdividual gentlemen to point my argument, ?? for the sake of those whom the College ;Council are now endeavouring so arbitrarily to crush. I trust I will not be considered as taking W great a liberty if I give you the names of a few of those who, by ...

... CHRSTMASA SnWV and frost hav rmt been eo~et~ wih the ?? of old F6 Christmas. This tinie, ho'wever, the weather, ?? asect,,ad darn the entire day the rain poured ?? o The result was that the Ordiur) xus people, ame accutome to indule nun mas Day were rendered quit mr~~ Within doors, hoeV1er, ther, a lnyo ot, said it is gratif yin relctht. poior were not forgottenl on an eccasio to mirth, ...