... X 2&2LOYROGMAL i~ORT8 Iteafing~3 of the barornetar in Dublin for the O&Asi tons daye, corrected und reduced to 32 deg. Fahreehet a tbe mean sea level. 'the black lines show the height of the barometer at 9 a.wi. each iay. The xilrcilry ?? forrani in, S.B., s.,anid 2 , W.d, (if raplidly)for heavystormsj (if slowly) for coptina.e unsettled weathek. It isles forcalm1, N.W., N., nid NMl. wincle ...

... LJATEST NEWS6 (By Freemans Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. - ?? Office, 211 Strand, London, Thursday Morning. !The English papers are already being greatly srerised tiver the prospect next session of That thui' ate pleased to term Obstruction.' A letter, *ihch is given a prominent position in large type La the Pdll Mall Gazette has a great deal of abuse of lieh Irish members, -but ...

... APPREHENDED DISTURBANCES INs I M~~AAM. (FROX OUR SPECI COBnE5PONDE2sM,) Galway, Sunday Evening. On my arrival here, this day week exactly, I ven- tured to affirm that no man could tell what was likely to be the upshot of the present proceedings in the West. That assertion I now feel compelled to repeat, although some forty-eight hours ago I thought I waa a position to pronounce a well- founded ...

... LAND IMPROVEM.ENT ACTS. TO 'mE EDITOR OF THlE FREEMAN, Dublin, Jan. 7. Sm--A case of public interest which calls for legislative interference and illustrates a vicioua practice prevalent in dealing with property in Icnd has very recently come under mnt notice. The facts are aS foilows :-A gentleman residing in a southern county on the occasion of his marriage not many months ago, caused ...

... 1 LATEST NEWSi I (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freemean Office, 211 Strand, London, Fridav Morning. The English contributions to the fund of the Duchess of Marlborough are not coming in so plentifollyas I should have expected, but the individual surms which do arrive are generous. There are many claims at present on those who are well to do, and at the same time I must say ...

... PEJSONMAL EX[' TPRWN S, OF TFIBE xT'rPLE OD, WNATE'RLOO. 'Ftesw werlil baa '1 r. Oct1,. dcil, iviti' ra i London oorrecpondeet, andl he.dl' it with intoro, cf the Wanterloo vrteran. U.!i is ?? fading i l'oriike the peitfoc1 tmprtE,' cs the ir.;rt and litc othe iddhn upon whic.h hC sreped hi laurels. I toilieve the rjaivivors (if shu h;, -It a e nowv a mertn hudfal, aotin of tilehe-tharlr n ...

... THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND, [BY vRLUsGcrAPH.] Tnu Mayor of Birkenhead presidod at A public meeting ln that town yesterday, held for the pur- pose of collecting subscriptions to alleviate the distress In Ireland. An exoutivo committee wfs formed, and upwards of £200 was subecribed at the meeting. A public meeting, called by the Mayor of Men. chester (Mr. Allan Patterson), was held yesterday, In ...

... 'fVOjlUI1G MI t'S I N 'f I IUlI'I AND TEMPBRANCE HALL, ANNUAL USBTING. Tn* I inur.l mortjng of the members ef the Work- Iniz NIcn's luetlitae ?? held in the large hall of the bhilding, CaLtlo Street, last evening. The emnotiog was aarinounoed for hslf peit sevon, but r owing to Ilelay in ',be adim'Fsion. of mombers, oused a by the distribation of voting papers, the proceed' a in8g did not ...

... 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 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 ...