... JKINGSTOWN V AN--D BRAY L-NTELLI- i CiSCE. ! i± TZ U*ATE~fl S?~: i-\ . sr r tToa-'csumr-Tester- dav a rat rfig of tr- Krinstowrll Cormmiss;ioner:s wra. held to consider c :-ta;i powers to be ,xtended on behalf of the brac to th-e gentlenren who Nvili form the deplliatili - 1,rniii InI Oji; ?? to the Provisional Ordcrs Fi'. The Bra- board hield a similar meeting on taroruiay right, Yr. l)ufre ...

... I SERIOUS CH-ARGF. OF.EMBEZEMENT. [ F.ROM OUB CORRESPONDENT.) Newry, Wednesdav. To-day at the Newvry petty se-sfioihs, before Messrs F Horner, J P; James T Erskine, J P; A G Wyse, R M : D Martin. J P; and George Denvir, J P, a clerk nameed Joseph Gibson, lately in the employment of the Newry branch office of the Morning Alus and- FPeeman's Joernal, was put forward in custody ou a charge t of ...

... THB ~A$LYmO 'DORMMON- . -JTrATOIw., -*S -. BaJ~ymore, Sunday ' v^great isgo -the people of West- :etiwsledM alsoet weloen'se- e and do honour to the two po- larmeilb fo the coegt de~ienstration- took-place- nder the nxs tfan ourablo cirnstanees.t F an earf heur a- torm'ef indand rain prevailed over the entire. Aistriet- whiclk- would certainly have been. sufficient to: make ordinary. people ...

... - LORD R. CHURCHLLL ' ,- ATTACKS. MR. GLADSTONE .. 9: (BY TELEGRAPH.) Y 3Birmingham, Friday Night Lord R Churchill, TM P, Conservative candidate for ?? Division of Birmingham, addressing a crowded meeting in the Town Hall, Birming- i ham, this evening, said he thought it would be a very reasonable and prudent course if a Royal proclamation could be issued prohibiting any further speeches ...

... ; TE LATE GOVERNMENT AND THE T ' CRKIMES ACT. la (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) a Saffron Walden, Wednesday Xight.. A crowded meeting was held this evening in the (4 Tovwn Hail it Saffho Walden, in support of the qi candidatare of Mr. Herbert Gardner, the Liberal st candidate for the Saffrbn Walden Division of b Essex. h | tr. J Bell, the Chairman of the Local Liberal Associataoia, occupied- the chair. ...

... THE PROSECUTION OF MR. JI D. PYNE.| REFOICLNGS IN THE sorTH} (TELEGRAM FROM OUR CORRaESPONDEfl Lismore, Wednesd* Not since since the days of Daniel 0 was there such an enthusiastic receptiol ` any public man or leader of the people3 accorded last night to Mr. J DP-vneObl turn from Ballymaicarbery. From the P0 cottier to the wealthiest trader in town hfd windows gaily decorated and il inatsd 9T ...

... CITY TRAMWAY IMPROVE ENTS. For a considerable time past extensive altera. tions in the city tramway system, with a view to its improvement, have been carried out in various localities where, under the old arrangement, lacking, as it did, proper crossing connections, sidings, and- other essentials, there was ever a likelihood of blocks and impediments to the easy fiow of traffic occurring. In ...

... SEA-BATHING orT T'IopZ. 12 2Hi flIToR 0.'rri:~!N ?? I-EEIO.i .1,- Sin-Sea-bathing at ( t:is vervp e n- 1.:, ?? town has naw u l-ye:, Gi m o -- nothing short of a dcann;l dr. some one. no mnatter !low lite s. r ?? on the subject, should ?? rc a-'npt public attention to it. t i.- a 'Ia-tC it s not easy to approach acd p ' i-cr- is ift h in that sincere spirit that *t- s, 4 ,ar O 51)1' dal again ...

... I I On Saturdav, in the Southern Police Court, before yMr. Woodlock, a man named Thomas Brennan, a r- haclkey-car owner, was brought up by Detective. Se officer Ruddock, charged with being one of the )f men who beat Thomas Davis, one of the rangers in of Stephen's-green, on the 2nd inst. 2- Mr. Ennis, junior, appeared for the accused. to The prosecutor, Davis, whose head was bound i- up, and ...

... GREAT AT.AL 1- STRATIONS IN LONGFORD AND LANESBOROIUc SPEECHES By MR. AN'D MR. WT. REDMOND, JI.p (rrroa ours To-night lafr. Davitt andL M Wiro d £ P, arrived in Lorg.ord or ther va . monster mneeting to be held at Lare I rnorrrow, and their arrival ?? ma, 'e . t ' of a great popular dom tuon 1W train reached Edgeworthstvwn a iage g people, headed by 'dr. Fenelou. were on the platfaorm and ...

... THE PARLIAMENTARY ,- REVISION. : I~~ _ _ i THE DIVISIONS OF DUBLIN. Yestwrdan at 11 o'clock, the R&ising Qarristera for the Parliamentary divisiore of the city-Mr7 , worth P uson, IQ C;M R cy -isr Nolan, Q C; Mr. Beytagh, QCMr. Fitz.bon,Q C1 I .and Mr. O'Riordan, Q C-sat at the Four. Coartd and resumed the revision of the city PliatoentV ary voters' lists. The interests of the Natioualists. ...

... PMESBYTERIAN NEWS. * (rlonf non C:OiRRE5PONDENS.) The DublintiPresbytery held their quarterlv meeting on Tuesday, the M1oderator (Rev Alex- ander Rlentoul, M3A, Saudymount) Iresidmng. Tlire were also ?? Rev W Fleming Srevenson, D D, Rathgar ; the Rev Hamilto, Magee, D D; the Rev Dr. Beatty, Chaplain to the Forces, DublinL Garrison ; the 1ev James Spuers, Chaplain to the Forces, Curragh Camp ; ...