... IDEMONSTRATION IN DUJBJLIN. I I A mass meeting of the unemployed labourers of Dublin was held yesterday at Harold's-cross Green. About eleven o'clock knots of men began to assemble on the Green, and in a short tirme a crowd of respectable dimensions had gaff bred ; by twelve o'clock there were between three and four thousand people assembled. Of course ther corner boy element was nwot ...

... -MILITARY INTELLIUENB., I .- . A.RMY NEWS FAtOM CAMPS AND CLUBS. id (FRaoN UM MIIARY CORSPotWUNT.) d - Londou, January 11th, 1880. ! I do not believe much regimental promotion is e likely to go in the earlier part of the year, unless d through casualties in India. But when we are ap- proaching the beginning of 1881, when compulsory s. retirements or promnotons ovet the headi of old D, captains ...

... I 'TH E 0P IkEIAD. I (From the Staendard of Yesterday.) The Cabinet meets to-day, and there can be lit. tle question that prominent attention will be given to the state of affairs in Irelard. The presence of the Duke of Marlborough and of the Chief Secre- tary in London at such a moment cannot fail to be of much advantage to her Majesty's Ministers in their deliberations, and we may feel ...

... - i - Yesterday a fortnightly meeting of the Druam- Li condra. Clonliffo,and Giasnevin Township Comn- missioners wwa held at their offices, Bumrettplaca I Mr. J. F. LOMBARD, J.P., in the chair. There were also present- jr H J Gogarty, afessrs Edward M'Mabon, P Leech, t M'.Mallian, W J Doherty, S E IMICarthy, J bartln, U Butterly. e TMH ASPRALTING OF THII TOWNSHIP. a Correspondence was read ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... I TfHE RENVYLE ESTATE. 'TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMANT. January 14th. SIR-I have only to say that not a single fact, n stated in my letter has been upset by the letter of s the Rev. Mr. M'Andrew. I need scarcely say that I never cursed anyone in my life, for we are corn- mended to bless those that curse you, do good to them tbat hate you, and pray for them which de- P spitefully use!you and ...

... THE IDUJESS OF MARtBOROUGH'S v RELIEF FUND. The Executive Committee of the above ri nd met yesterday at three o'clock in the committee rooms, the Castle, Dublin. There wore ?? Grace the Duchess of Marlborough, Hon. 11rs. Robinson, Hon. Mrs. O'Hagan, Lady Michel, Miss Hort, Mrs. Browne, Miss B urke, Yiss Fitzgnrald, Miss Hillier, Lord Randolph Churchill, Dr. Grimshaw, George Morris, M.P.; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... r METEOROLOGICAL REP;Ti. . DUBLIN. | eading of the 4arorjeter ?? for the past fow dsys, corrected and reduced to 32 dog. Fahrenheit the mean sea level. The black lines show the height of the barometer a 9 a.m. each day. The mercury falls for rain, S.E. , S., and S.Wg *1ind (if rapidly) fr heavystormst i Blowly) for coaimud uusettled weather. It risesfor calms, N.V., Nand N.E. wsdg-(if ra- ...

... Yesterday in the Exchequer Division the follow ing case was heard:- JAMES F. EYaN V. JOSEPH FISHER. Mr. Hetphill, Q.C. (with him Mfr. Lover), a,- plied on the part of the defendant to have' the venue in this action changed from the city of Dsub- lin to the city or county of WA'aterford. The action was one of libel brought by the plaintiff against the defendant for the publication in his news. ...