... I 7 > 'H1 NATIONAL COINVRIX~. e (From the 'Times.) ?? nessant resistance to lav ana order not suggested to the Irish tenant-farmers and lhbourer$ must work irretrievable injury, chiefly to theme selvcs and their country. They should know thak I the empty declamationa of the National Convear. tion in favour of Home Rule and the abolition of landlordism are altogether incapable of realisation, ...

... THE MOST JRE V. DR. NULTY.I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDEN-T.) Dundalk, Monday. This morning a deputation of the members of the Dundalk Brauch of the Land League, consist- ing of Messrs M Hagarty (vice-presieient), T Roe, J Power, 0 O'Hare, William Mulholland, Redmond M'Grath, H O'ConneU, T C; J Lennon, P J Callan, hon. sec. Land League, &c., waited upon the Most Rev Dr Nulty, at the Great Northern ...

... i MILITARY INTELLIGENCE, I SHAM FIGHT IN THE PARK. Dt AU the troops in garrison assembled yesterday pr morning, at 9.30, in the Phcenix Park, for exercise Im in a shai fight under Lieatcnant-Genersl Glyn, C.B., commanding the Dublin district. The troops were divided into tvwo force, the Northern and Southern. The Northern force gained the day. Al Licutenant Colonel E B Hutton, of the let r. ...

... KINGSTOWVN AND BRAY INTElI- (G E'NC . I Po`ICE Cotrmt-Mr. Falloon presided yesterday in the Kingstown Poiice-coturt. Josieph Nolan, a |man lately in the employment of the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford R1ailway Company, wa chargcd with having on the previous evening used insulting and abusive language to the stationmas- ter at Salthill, and also with asauilting the ticket- ! colector. The ...

... | aIII4ITA.RY INTELLEN_ cetotaei Boe~r, of the Royal Artillery, Assitanthl ,;aatt General, Dublin District, has been 'stdd leave of absence from the 7th to the 30th Waonl1 ?? affairsriler,.a C , ol ciodough. Royal Horse Artillery, has l'!t Deblion OJ1compietion of his term of service as ?? tho Staff. llsr. De W~end, of the 2nd Battalion Ws~t' piing Regiment, has returned to headquar- tate ...

... I i (From the Lady Correspondent of the Evennng TelegreaphA.) London, Thursday Evening. It is said that Prince Krapotkine, the great Nihi- list of all the Hussiae, is now ou his way to Lon- don, whrom ho will take up his quarters for a time. The Swiss Governmentconscious-, perbaps,) of Vth somewhat peremptory deere-iof expulzion from the territory issued againgt the Prince, baa liberal.1y ...

... TO TIj EDITOR .O THE FRiEEAN. Imperial Hotel, Saekville-street. DEAu Sint-The Administration of Messrs Glad- stone and Foriter continued to give a fair trial to the Land Act in Sackville-treet last night I know something of what Englishmen call Con- tinental do3potiopms. I have been in Continental capitals under the state of siege. But for pure and unadulterated administrative ...

... (From'the Times.) The names announced by the Prime Minisicr on Monday as those of the Land Commissioners wvere received with a general feeling of disappoiutmient, but upon second thoughts criticism in Irehwnd, where the nominees of the Government are fa irly well known, has not discovertd matter for serio sus censure in the exercise of Mr. Gladstone's disci -e- tion. We have said, and we ...

... MESSRRS. GANLY AND TILE LALND ACT. TO THE lDITOR OF THE 1r7EMAI.'. 18, 19, 20 Usher's qunayp 11th Augast. Srn-Woe feel no diflidence in oflering our hninble suggestion5 on this import-at FmUbj-ct tt ali concerned. This liberty we venture to) found on our long and intirnate connection with Irisb agriculture generally, in our public and private ? capacity. First we congratulate the Irish public ...

... MR. WATERS, Qo., ON THE LAND 'CT ?? ~ A. I (Fnom OUR ?? D .) Cavan, Wednesday. The quarter sessions for this division commenced to-day before G. Watere, Esq., Q.C. His lordship having briefly addressed the grand jury on the cases to go before them, said-Gentlemen, since the last time I had the honour of addressing you from this bench the Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881, has been passed. As this ...

... FOREIGN . TEBLEGRAMS. IS (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) ' REPORTED DEATH OF PRESI- Las DENT GARFIELD. ifs (CEUNRAL NEWS TELEGRANA.) London, Monday Night. a- A tclegrapn wa& roceived at, the House of he Commons to-night, timed 9.25, announcing in the death of President Garfield. The intel- ie figence made a painful imnpressicn in the ,y house, 'and evoked ?? of commi- id seration. The me ...

... LORD CLIFTON ON AsGLF-GOVERx ;:-z so>- MENT. | TO ?? OF THT FREEMAN. London, Nov. 23. SIn-In answer to Mr. M. G. Cunningham's letter, let me say I am willing to meet him in fair argument, and at a greater length than your space will permit. He is mistaken in thinking me a Peer, for I am only a Peer's son, and not in either House of Parliament. I therefore can write with all the more ...