... Zht 4fxainan's 3uital. In view of the system which has re. cently grown up of inserting in letters and other communications to the editor of appeals for and acknowledgments of subscriptions which are purely adver. tisement, the proprietors of the three Dublin morning papers think it necessary to give notice that in future all such an- nouncements and appeals must be paid for. January 17th, ...

... *r. Go X.1 ?? ?? . ?? I_ I . . . .. _ sihne tottowing letter has appeared in the London, Timze:- ' SIR-May I be permitted through your columns to call the most earnest attention of all ladies who ride, and of all those interested in them, to the extreme risk and danger of wearing ridmg habits as they are usually made. I will deal with facts alone in this, a county in which very few ladies ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI. GEN CE. PoLIcE CoUsr.-Mr. Exham presided yesterday in the Kingstown Divisional Police Court. A man named John M'Auliffe was prosecuted by his wife for having violently assaulted her on Wednesday evening, at their abode. The prisoner was con- victed, and senteneed to two months' imprison. ment, in default of finding bail for his future good conduct. A lunatic named ...

... 'T'ke freenta-* ?q ournal. TaB FnEEMAN's JOURNAL and Tie WEEKLY FAEEEIA and Inisa AGRICUL- TURIST are regularly on sale in Glasgow, at the Queen-street BookstaU, and at 31 Buchanan-street. They arealso regularly on sale at Denvir's, Tithebarn-street. Liverpool. TaH Times has despatched a commissioner to report on the condition of Ireland, and the first fruit of his mission is a frank ...

... THE IRISH NATIONAL'LA ?? I .- . -m LBAGUS. . - A meeting of the committee of the Land Lgue . waa hlld'at their offices, 62 Middle Abbey.street, on yesterday, Mr. T D;Sullivan presiding. The others present were-J Biggar, M P; Richard Lalor Tenuaill; A J Kettl~e P Cummius, P L G; J F Grehan, P L G; P Egan, P J Corrigan, Michael Davitt, T Brennan, 'I J Donnelly, James M'Guire, Ruskey-; Thoams Roe ...

... PAIPUL SCENE AT BALLA. Balla, Mouday. On yesterday (Sunday) a most excitingeeene #08 witnessed at Mayo, a small village two miles diatant from this town, where a meeting had J teen convened calling upon the temant-farmers of a the parish to become enrolled as members of the e Ball& Tenant' Defence Association in conjunction c with the Irish National Land League. At one a o'cloek, after Divine ...

... I . _ I -. | THE DISTRESS IN KILMOVEE. (O5lo OUR CoRnuspoNDEmiT.) The committee of. the Kilmovee Distress Fund met on Monday with the view to urge on the Go. verameut the necessity of instituting at once public works for the employment of the people. They considered it most judicious to embody their views in a1 letter to. the Chief Secretatry. The let. ter, when prepared, was submitted-to a ...

... fHE STATE OF THE COUNTRY. I -- - - - - - . _ . THE DONEGAL RELIEF FUND. TO THE EDITOR OF Ta PiimAxq. Letterkenny, January 14th. DgAa Sm-I must again trespass upon your kindness by asking apace in your columns to acknowledge the following contributions to the Donegal Relief Fund:- From the Duchess of Marlborough's Relief Fund ?? ?? ?? £25 0 0 Thomas Lea, Esq, M P ?? ?? 100 0 0 W A Ross, Esq, J ...

... MILITARY -INTEUJG'Us71I 2nd Dragoon Guards-A party, one officer and 26 men, lefb Dublin yesteraay en route to Ballin- robe to join the detachment. 3rd 'Dragovn Guards-Quartermaster Sergeant T. Woodheed has been recommended for the vacant appointment of ...

... THB DISTRESS IN GALWAY. (|By Freeman Speoial Wire.) London, Thursday. The followingletter has been addressed to Arch. bishop M'ivilly by Dr. Ward, M.P. for Galway:- Mh LonD ARCHBmIsoP-The terrible distress which exists in the town of Galway, and the pro- bability of its increase during the next few months, renders it imperative on every one who has an interest in the town to do their utmost ...

... MR. PABRNE LL.P Iii I * AM~1UOA. . : , k (Times Veiegrsn.) . Philadedphia, an.- 18. 15r. Painell spoke ,at Providel on aL-' burdwy night, cloning his New En. EAd tour. I Efe ?? at Chieago on Tuesday. 1 ll River has contributed 1,500 dollars to ivk.Parnel's] Irish Relief Fund, and Lawrence 8(+ 30ollars. Drexell, Morgan and Co. had oi Ltnrdaqr 1 collected 9%25 dollars for this fund,t iakirg, I ...

... (PROM 01 OW- COnREcSPONDEsN.) The andnual meeting of the Presbyterisn Atsp. ciation will he held-in the Assoeiation House, U- ,er Sackville-streat, on Monday evening. , The subject for consideration in the Theblogipai Claas for Young Men to-mrrro* afternoon, from to rix o'clockwill be, Repentance its ature, necesity, and fruits. The members of the Church of East St. ide, to which the Rev. J. ...