... DR IUEN INEb IN' D'UILrN. Cousrnsoriol ull~ing-, Darne-ztret,~ February. 2dAd. SIR-Having otain~ed ' Au o' mn:sion), I Fm; to point nut V. t'o' .os m !two 'cry rnaterial errors is ?? 10j dionikannese give ?? to Fotio Mive'hel l i s ?h ni to*r:1 s 5 F' e?'n. and pro''iok- 'o , in':7i thon0 1,bsbtual druukaris known to th~e Polio' Cco~ In at'i-tori* ,se there a-n7-e Ci to'g the2o oear 74N ...

... MRt SMITHI,.MP,, ON IRELAND. I ?? (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) London, Friday Night. The members of the London and Westminster Working Men's Constitutional Association gave a dinner to-night in St. James's Hall, Piccadilly (Mr. James Watney, UP., in the chair), in honour of the members for the borough, the Right Hon. W. H. Smith and Lord Algernon Percy. Mr. Smith, in the course of his speech, ?? had ...

... i' NUMERJU1 AURMEST IN CLARE. 1 ?? I. . . ('SPECAL TELEGRAM FROM OUB C0RiEsrOtrnm .) 3 - Miltown-Malbay; Wednesday, Numerous arrests under the Coercion Act, and extensive seizures of cattle have taken place here tthis morning. The ?? are the names ef the suspeets, with the prisons in which thev are to be confined :-Frank Shaiauon, eeretary of the late Land League; John M'Mahon, Jobn Morony, ...

... : Yesterday evening a deputation from theI Orocera and Vintners' AFseociation waited on Dr ILyons, M P, and Mr. 31aurice Brooks, MI P, at the sidence of the former in Merrion-Equare, vath reference to the question of Sunday Closing. I The following constituted the deputation.- Richard Wnrd, Chairman Licensed Grocers and tViltnes' Society; AllierLLran .IealgLbe, John O'connor, ?? Christopher ...

... 5UMIMMARY OF NEWS. Messrs. Bradlaugh end Corbett addressed th v electors of Northampton on Saturday. 3 In order to guard Limoricl; Jail against an anti- r cipated att3cl the guards have been dc'ubled. Saturday's popular promenade concerts attracted r an enormous crowd to the Exhibition Palace. t The trial of the Albanians for the murder of I Commr'ander Selby commenced on Saturday. s The ...

... . ?C74,4t', ZzilmaL DI te-,L T ESDA, FEB. 14. : . - .. 2 , I . :1 -; Ws are *ithin a few days of a great Irish Ftardisnionary election. A seat mn -Farlia- ielnt fo the. represaentation of Royal Meath -tha constituoncjv of Charles Lucas, honest John Mfartin, amid for swhich Charles stewart-..Prnell was retu-ned- is vacant by: the acceptance 6f the Chil- t~n .Hindreds by A. NI Sulliva'n. ...

... GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN . RAILWAY. The following is the directors' report fortho; half year ended 31st December, 1881:- The details of the receipts of your line for the hall year are as follows, viz- Half year lfalf year Description. ended 31st ended 31st increase Dee 18Ml Dee, 1880 X a d £e ad Lasd Passengers ?? 142501 6 2144874 11 - Military ?? l1i38 141 8945 7 41093 7 7 Mails 1631V 0 ...

... FOREIGN TELEICRAMS. n2 (By Reutera and Ordinary Telegraph.) Nt ONE THOUSAND PERSONS MASSACRED. *t Bluenos Ayres, Jaz. 24. I; Particulars have been received here of a i* massacre of the inhabitants of the seaport town a, of Pisco by Peruvian soldiers. It appears that d Colonel Mas, with 600 troops from lea, at- a tacked Villa Vicencio. The latter force s-being routed, the men tinder Colonel Mas ...

... , THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN ON DRt NKENNESS. - - - - - -- l ~ f The folleing ?? from his Grace the Arc. bishop of Dublin has been received bh the Rev. D, Mitchell, ?? North King-strept:- 4 Rutland-sou2-e, Dublin, ?? Feb. 1882. V MY DER FATRER XI'CEnL-WiShing to havs a share in the great work you are doing in your total abstinence society, I send you £5 to heip you r to defray the expenses of ...

... LONDO-i'i GOSSIP. rs (From the Lady Correspondent of the Esenztr u ?? Londonf Thursday Evening. e Tle pleas&at Conviction of haring been wore u frighteued than hurt by the Bradlanuh iceident t. has relieved the Londoners from the load of Le aux 3ety under whiiclt they haid been crushed for Ls some time past, and the towan is all alive onte n more. Tie weiather is still gloomy and disagree- 's ...

... -ETHE OPENING Fi . 0 O F , 1 :: I 0I ' _ : PARLIAMENT.. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. ?? Freeman Special Wire and Ordinary Telegrapb.) FROM OUR CQRRESPONDENT AND UEPORTERS. Lovdon, Tuesday. The third seedon of the present Parliament was opened to-day at two o'clock by commission andl under circumstances of unusual interest. Or- dinarily when it is known that the Queen is not to be present in person to ...

... THE LAND ACT-JUDICIAL RENT. TO THE EDITOt OF TUE FREEMAN. Narraghmore, Athy, 13th February. SmR-Now that fair rents have been fixed by the Sub-Commissioners in instances pretty equally divided over the country, and that, as is generally admitted, these approximate closely to the Grffith valuatiox,, and average a fall of 25 per cent, how, I would like to know, can landlords (na matter what ...