... V I 'fit Axulllau?s Aln'UT41. DUBMIT: WEDIMSDAY, ObT. 20. I As. 4rrIm4oA Iitter of yeeterday note4, te ?? Afqf qalgqu of Mfday cy ?? n very remarkable article on The So6ial Re- volt in Irehand.' ?? terse and intelligent writer readily'admiitS that'the rovolt exists in 'fvrmiWablo proportions, and from out of this Ad~pstfioll he dMioOtrate8 the Unwisdom and the ?? a policy of ooerpl640 H9 ...

... THE COMMISSION OF OYE &AND I TERMINR. i. Yesterday morning at 11 o'cloek thb itihtb1oii. tne Lord Mayor and Rlight Hen. the Ltd Wlb BLarou opehed the 0ottnisston of t yer rnd iee; ininer for the city abld au-ity, of ?? ti,, Courthouse, Greeunstreet. Sir Jamea !W. Mabce! D.L., MOigh iheifl for tle city, and ffr. Jol Jamneson, jut., Hight Shetiff i£P thd enilty, we: in attendMIce. Thme following ...

... IMILITAR' T~E~~0 Major General Glyn, CB, Comne 'I Dublin Districtt inspect h Cnv, 4adiat ,!2* ?? for further service ye6terday at th P 4 Infrmay a 1 In , y Sth 4 'er Colonel Wbingatte, Royal ?? rd returned to Dublin from leave of abs ack' hesumed his duty. Lieutenant Colonel J W Hazier, Cn ed the Royal Scots Greys at the Royal B dr!- been appointed prevident of a ditrict 8g erdered to assemble ...

... BOYB' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR CLirDIgX. I TO TOSS EDITOR 0' TEN VlCtlEMAN. October 11th, DunS Sin-With wonted kindness in behalf of Connewara and the West, we feel confidont that a subjeot so vitally important as that which heads this letter ehall have a continuanc of your warm sympathy; not, indeed, that wo have iat)y reason to doubt it; noither do we doubt that if the light of day but sees our ...

... t~uAn__ - . as ._ __ _ Yesterday before the Ion. Judge 1iller, the case of Mr. George Harley Kirk, bankrupt, who was formerly member of Parliament for Louth, came again before the Court for the examination of witnesses, Mr. George Perry, instructed by Mr. Gerrard, appeared for, th4 opposing creditor. * Mr. Carton, Q.O., instructed by Mr. Neilson, appeared for the bankrupt, and Mr. Jchu ...

... I' ~~ SOUTUi PUBLIN UNION. _ _ _ _ _ ?? Yesterday the weekly, pietlotng p1, the guardians was hlqd itn tlot boardroom of tihe wvork-ousq, The chair was occupied by Air. T. P. CAtnfuic, JP. The other guardians present were;- Thomaus Bowling, Qeorge JDuane, 3 P;'i'hos r Hearie, Michaeol Lyons, T C ; Tits H Geihoess, J P ;qeerge .0rews, Abriiaham ShackItutoit, .1P, C ; 1eisert Callow, J1P, TO; ...

... LATEST NW | (By Avceman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freemncr Offlice, 211 Strand, London, Thursday Morning, A paragraph in a very prominent position of the St. James' Gazetto last night says;- There in good roason to believe that the Go- veinment perceiving how rapidly the state of Ire- passed from bad to worse, arnd awaro that its feeble action is exciting discontent amongst men ...

... A HISTORY. OF, OUR O WN TIN3S.! These two volum es, whiels complete Mr. Justin M'Carthy's work, are at all events a monumnot to the persiatent and untiringindustry of the'author. It is only eoco eighteen monthse since we were b rovi6wing his first two volumes, and within tho I period Mr. 11'Carthfy has found time amid hib maaifold Parliatnentary aud literary distractions 3 to prepare, compose, ...

... T- t bitt 1t-1rIc . 1 TO THNt El Olt ot 1EM Ilouear. London, 18th Oetobbr. Die&n Sin-Thepe is sound wisdom ii your o. erorvttol th II i'o*1e Fs Wh who hM g Vsft t *orth tzoi~ *hou hk*V ofily a britiolsm. At th. .u, time 1 would uoa you to conxider Wte gro4hid upoxl Whidt, bindet the ptset encbptlon ci OumetWndial I ?? 'ir. Parnett la right In a44ls. ?? te ?? to puat forward no detalid 4ohetne ...

... I I ,(By PFressas .pcoial Wire.) LONDON COItlIIhSPONDENCR. Freemnan Office, 2it Strand, London, Weddeeday Morning. A lady who bnm 'just come;back from a two months' tour in the iiorthwr'est anod south of Ire- laud hns contributed a letter to lust night's IPoll- Mall Gazetteu' which ought to put to ahame the sensation-mongers who have been trying to por- muado the English people that the ...

... I __MUNICIPAfL RVISTON. Yesterday the business of the munuicipal revision was onuced in the Courthousc, William-strest. by the 1Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, assiated by:Mr. J. A, Curran, B.L., and Mr. Hyndman, aqssettor. The Town Clerk and the Collector-General were present. Mr. Edward Byrne,Jr. Joyce (Secretary, United Libetal Club), and Mr. Rorke, appeared for the Liberals, and Mr. W. S. Walsh ...

... | tSPEUIAT TELElGRAM YROM OUR PRIVATE CORIMSPONDENT.) Loudon, Friday, Mr, W. 1 Vornter's outspoken and timely letter. published in the Pa31 Mall GazettW' this evening has tade a sensation in West End circles which can- ardly be understood outaide of Londun. The impending Stato proseoutions are causing a sensea tion in the Englisb metropolisn almost as intense as that which some people say ...