... WHlOLESALE EVICTIONS IN LIMERICK. I I .. - ?? A- 'Q THE MDtTQR 0Or TM pRREAN. Abbeyfeale, Aug. 23. DEAR SIR-Kindly allow me a little of your valuable space to expose to the world a few of the facts in connection with the wholesale evictions which have taken place in ?? parish within the past two days. At an early hour on Monday morn- ing the inhabitants of this quiet and picturesque town were ...

... i (By Reuter s and Ordinary Telegraph.) TURKEY AND GREECE. Athens, Thursday. TheTurkish and Greek Commanders arb rarranging the terms of an arnnist-ce and de. gining the positions the troops of the two ,countries are respectively to occupy. f SHOCKING TRAGEDY. Vienna, Thursday. A despatch received here from Kopalna, in the Hulngarian County of Borsod, reports a horrible occurrence at that ...

... I L _ t x A . . . The I Novoe Vremya, which is usuallv well. informed in administrative matters, sttes in a leading article that the Russian Government it actively engaged discussing, i roject for abolish4 ing exile to Siberia, This may seem an untruet worthy rumour to persons unacquainted wit( Russian progress; but it is in effect altogether i* harmony with the tendency both of the Russim ...

... TUEE .TEST-iMIAL 'TO MR. -PARNELL; vy. :. - I - . , I . I _ . I ?? . Already acknowledged '4 ?? - a..; 3 8 Received yesterday- Right Hon the Lord Mayor- - . ?? AO 0 0 21 Collins, Eq; Dtlzin-ron4b Dize -* ' Rev F M'Carthyj P FP. St Mary'k: e : Ballyhigoncounty Kery. . 0.- 0-10 0 Jas aMurray, Esq, ColadDagan House,,.. Arklow ?? . 1 0 - Rev R H Cotter, Ardeanmy Glebe, Kildimo ?? . ?? 010 0 Rev ...

... MIETHODIST N-EWS.. (rioir oaUB CORRESPONLENT.) Last Sabbath the Rev Wallace, Mllfullen, oi Dublin, preached noon and evening in Enniskillen, The congregations were very large. The rev gentleman chose as his text at noon, 1st Peter 2nd chap, 7th verse, 'Uunto you therefore whv believe He is precious, and in the eveniug hedis. counsed on Mattlhew 24th chap and 35th verse. The Rev Henry Evans, ...

... (From the Lady Carrespondeut of the Evenaiiy j ?? Lon Ion, Monucy Evening. The return of 'he Trades' Union. workmean iron, Paris is anticipatedl with great eatgerness by the reporters and lsa'ling-7rticle makers of the newes- pripers, while the cu lnitheyned ldescription of their reception hats been prepaiedi * r the next month's i.sse of one or tivo of the magazines. The tale will, of ceurse, ...

... Vile 4feclmn.' ot. va. W.RDBLIN, BITURDAY. FEB. 24. .. =- -- ?? - TaFn Reply of Mr. Paraell last night to Mr. Forster showed three things most conclu- sively. It showed the baselessness of the charges made againrt the member for Cork by the ?? Secretary. It showed the depths into which the dignity of debate and 1 of the House had been dragged by its repu- I diated Minister; and it exposed the ...

... FJ. I KR. I -~ I l . I.41 .a :AA ak,: ' SPXC j~goEA.) . . Paris, -Thursdy Erening 31AUonhaeM' d6 report to I 8 iiate as rep ter io the comittee ii 6 t1i EipiPu- 8ion Bill, He denbounces the attaiipte4l ostracismn of the members of the forler regining fawflies, and says thahe cor- Inittee, urinenced by fears of conffict or threats of minult to the Senaie, =rge the re- jection of the Measure, A ...

... IRS AEkE v ixi :. 4Dl >;r a_ ' I BPECL&L TE=GRAX.' Uwed Friday Night.- ?? H. erbert ed~& an&.Mr. Jn arran addie33ed 'heir ~onetituehts at eeds to.rig6 -, M r. Herherb Gatawiie :sai.jiat, ?? the 6pasa two or three yers Uui 'Governent hadbeen con- tending with difi~culties; '6f: Wncrous kinfds tiud ;in varion@'pltoes nbt in the mafnof thir swveaecht- ing. At present th-ere was a iul Lord ...

... I ?? TA. nA.. . (RO3f OE½sPEcrBL REPORTER.) , E;; \ i r f; Galway, Wednesday. 't c-mo en ?? executed here tgcbjy for. f e doubl'e murder onte ahorts t ough Mqask last January, and it is to h'oped Woapthe pbit! nowV hear for &thelkdt time .of the'tough Mask tin gedy, alithught, whill be'log b*efe it ceases 'to t- beremembered, unie as it *as in its terrbl . details, aad in its stra'n~g ...

... I rli(RD I)L lHY ON '[EI'CI (-OLoN'I'i. ' Lk ndvun, Weduesday. The Eari of Derby, rnplying i 0-day to the nont' gratulations.of a boly of colonial repre~critativa at the Colonial Office, s:oi--'Geitlemen, I thu11 you for your addreis, a4,,l for the express, 'ris ., elronal courtesy ancl goodwill which iL cnt(aini- Be assure l that it vil! aiways be a pleasi.i e to im to feceive you ...

... *ACCIDENT TO A DUBLIN STEAI&t I , . I ,Last niglat the Lonlon tteamer Rose, Commanded by Captaii Vivian, whenp oiher way to Bolyheadeiae i erious accident at the mouth of the riverneate Pigeon. house Fort. The Rose bad just settled down to her journey, aftei leavin tha North-wall, andtez- cept that the nightfwan very dark, nd that a heavy sen was- ;n,- nothlingurssnual promnised to mar the ...