... IE C Yesterday, before the Master of the Rolls, in * the case of Williams r. White, there were several: motions in the list for payment out of money to parties entitled as creditors of the late Mr. Richard White. . The Master of the Rolls mnled upon Mr. Gibson, who appeared for one of . the parties, to state. the facts in relation to an agreement which had been brought under the notice of the ...

... 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 ...

... I _IHOSPITAL FOR I-NCURABnr. |- -- I a .. _ I - T'he usual monthly meetinz of the governos3 was held yesterday, lrederick Stokes. Eso., in the i Lhair. Governors ?? Sbtihors, I Henry Johnston, IV. D. LaTouche, J. J. L;.or, i 1v. E. J. Stokes, Charles Stanford. S. ?? Adair, nthond O''eill, Edward Fottrell, David Drum. ingond, G. E. Searight, ;. J. Figgis. Dr. Hurdcak, C. U . Towvnsend, C. R. ...

... MILITARY UFELUGENC I The following officers of the Royal Artillery completed five vears' service to qualify for promo. tion to the rank of Colonel in the army on the 16th ?? Cockburn, Hardy, H~ale, Peile, Sir W. Hamilton, Bert; Cerey, Nichol), Turney, Lindsay, Smith1 anid Stone. Royal Horse Artillery-Mlajor Walton is de- tailed as a member of a board of examination to] be held at Portobello ...

... TAEH AFGHAN WAR. (SPECIAL TELEGLIAM.) t London, Tuesday. I The Dazly Nezw Labore eorrespondent believes the new frontier province will soon be organised. t Probably Grifflin instead of Roberts will be chief o commander under the supreme Government. The province will include portions of the Khyber and £ Kurrum Valleys mentioned in the Gandaauck t Treaty, and part of Scinde and the Indus for its ...

... ?? ?? I (fBY Awftly Sc wie.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Awfm Office, 211 Stran, Lmado, Wdnesday Morning. There is somewhat of an outspoken expression the belief that aconection exists between the ft the Prince of Wales to Hughenden and the decmon dof ler Majesty to open the coming sest Ya i perwn. ?? Sovereign is technically sup. Josed no'. to Mzuence the doings df parlhment, lad the Heir Apparent ...

... ¶fih fftiian'0 c oflt on - In view of the system which has re. centl1y grown up of inserting in letters and uothercommunications to the editor appeals for and acknowledgtents of subseriptions which are purely adver- tisements, the proprietors of the three Dublin moraing papers think it necessary to give notice that in future all such an- nouncements and appeals must be paid for. January 17th, ...

... THE COLLECTOPR-GENERBALS OFFICE. I To THBE EDITORt OF THE FBRERAN. 43 Fleet.street, Dublin, 20th January. SiE-When agentleman occupying the position, and gifted by the undoubted intelligence of the present Lord Mayor of Dablin makes a statement in public, it deserves the consideration of all who may be interested in the dettils, and ought not to remain unnoticed when ;s reply can elucidate it. ...

... f £TAT OP NRTH TPPEIRAJR-Y.-, TO TH1E IDIT0R Op TU FREEMAN. Nena~gh,J3mA.17 DMan Si-It is a deep sense of duty that urge me, here, from the heart of a county that is usually associated in men's minds with ideas of richness and fertility, to raise a cry of warning; and, through the medium of your great and widely-read journal, to direct attention to the state of North Tipperary, as a sort of ...

... DUBLiN MASSION HOUSE RELIEFB [ , ?? - M M -: The committee met, at the Mansion House ys tirday, ' r. Wx. LANN. JOm, DL., Subsequently his Grace the Most Rtev. Dr. Tnmw', in the chair. Other menbers ?? High Sheriff, Mr. J. F. LombardMr. D. Drummond, Mr. T. Max- weU Hutton, J.P.; Rev. Canon Bagot, Mr. V. B. Dillon, jun.; Rev. J. Daniel, P.P.; Alderman Tar- pey, J.P.; Mr. David Ddimmie, Mr. ...

... ID (FROM OUR' OW-5 CORRESPO0DENT.) e Last evening the Presbvtery of Dublin assembled I in Rutland-square Church, under the nresidence of the Moderator, the Rev. Smaylie lRobsbn. for v the purpose of installing the Rev. A. C. MTurphy,; late of First Derry, to the assistant pastorate of that congregation. There was a large attendance of the members of the ciurch and others interested in the ...

... | I I ea ..z 'A _.1. , t - . . . The annual, meeting of the friends and sub- scribers of ?? Dublin Hospital Fund was held yesterday afternoon, in tho Molesworth EalL I' the absence of the Isrl of Meath, president, Rev. Dr. Trench, the Protestant Archbishop of Dublin, occupied the chair. Amongst those present were Colonel Taylor, M.P.; Mr. L. Trant Hamilton, MI.P.; the Attorney-iGenerhl, I.P.; ...