... i 1 'T he ) (I. L; -?t , ! t4l, DUBLIN, TUTESDAY, MAkRC 2Q. tFREEMAN' CIRCULITION- AU DITO.S' CEFMTIFICATE. 46 and 4. Dame-st, Dabli,, ,)It February, 2 ?? have rerularly audited t};e books of the Freeman's 3Jurnal' since 1S 7. We certify that the Gross Publica- tion of the Freemzan's Journal ior the year 1881 was 12,480,015 copies, giving an average daily publicat'%s of 39.872 cories. ...

... I o--- -- -- _ . . ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AID CLUBS, r (i'ss OlOUR MItITARY COORRtPONDMET.) London, February 28th, 1882, The King's Dragoon Guards ?? had a fortunate a run of promotion. The junior major of a few n weeks ago, -fo only got his majority last July, has Just been promoted to the second Lieutenant ConmaelCy.. Lieutenant Alexander's promotion to _ a troop leaves the senior subaltern ...

... I. - LIMERICK. The following were nomhinated on Saturday as caudidates at Limerick :-Mr. Thomas Mitchell, of Ballybricken, was returned unopposed in the room of ' Mr. Robert Denivorth,for the BalLybricken elee- toral division. In the Castle Ward r:r. George 1V. Bassett (Liberal Conservative) is opposed by Air. William Shehabin (Conservative). In the CuE- torn H-oose Wai d Alderman ?? Cronin ...

... MATCE MAKAING IL DUBLIN. ?? making of a certain kind has been goit on in Dublin for some thousanda of years; in fact aa long as the world has revolved on its axis the race of match manufacturing papas and mammal has never been extinct, and we suppose never will be. But the match making to which we at present wish to call the readers' attention is of a more prosaic though hardly Less useful ...

... I - TO PY EDITOR OF THE FEEM&. 29 Harcourt-street. DRAa SIR-I beg to send you a cuttiug from last week's Rock, in which it in stated that at a recent meeting of the Dublin clergy (Protestant, of course) a resolution was carried uuanimously pro- testing against the proposed opening of the Royal Dublin 6ociety's 2duseuma on Suudays. Now, air, it w very easy for these gentlemen who have Lx ...

... . -- - -- -- .~ 1 (By Freeman Special 't ire and Ordinarv Telegraph.) BOU.SE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. FOUR O'CLOCK SITTINGS. The Earl of OAPMPERDOWN unoved a resolu-i tion declaring that, in the oninion of the house, 1 the sittings for publ c business should commnuce I oat four instead of five o'clock. The noble lord contended that it would be for the general ...

... 13 Fru ue Special Wire.) London, Tuesday. The halt-yearly ordinary general mueetin.g of the shareholders of the West Cork Railway Company : was held this afternoon at tho offices, Draper's G rdeno', Throgmorton-street, city- ii. A ba7. , the chairman of the company, i took the chairn The Secretary, Mr. J. Theobald, read the adver- ti3emient giving notice of the meeting. The re- port and ...

... I T1E LAND COMMISSION COUR1Z (Before Mr. Justice O'Hagan.) * tristopher Gilsenan v. Sir Nathaniel Staples, 3fr. Moore moved, on behalf of the lindlord 3 r S. Staples, that the originating notice should .-etasije. Hemovedrontheaffidavit of Mr. Hugh ,IOcre, solicitor, who stated that he vas on N;ov. ! -k se-ved iwith the originating notice, which was break a lease. He informed the person who 2ra ...

... COMPENSATION- OF LANDLORDS A-ND I UTILISATION OF THE LAND ACT. TO TIEM EDITOR OF THE FMMMANZ. Sherringtov, Bray, 4th March. Si.- In the current number of The Contem porary there isan able article on these n7nbjects by Professor Brougham Leech, who estimates the present rental of Ireland at sixteen millions, whereofheassumestenmillionstobepaid by yearly, and six millions byleasehold tenants. ...

... TALE SUSPECTS. Mr. John Dillon, ?? wan viaited yeeterday by AIr. T. it Eviston, Thurles. Mr. Dillon is not by arty uoeans strong. lie is ru:fering from a cold for the ast wpeek. ?? inquired particularly for Paa- theat Cantwell, and re-uarked that he saw by the i pape-s thlat tile Archbishop of Cashel was in 'Llulin at present. He expressed himself cis- rats3fied vi-nh Mr. Brenuan's removal to ...

... THE LAND ACT, THE LAND COMMISSION COURT. (Before Mr. Justice O'Hagan and Mr. Commissioner Vernon.) Thomas Mulligan, tenant; William MIKay, hallord. Mr. William Kenny (instructed by Mfr. Coll) appeared for the tenant. Messrs. S. Walker, Q.C., and Gerrard (instructed by Mr. J. T. Hindes), appeared for the landlord. The tenant sought to set aside a lease of Feb- ruary 18th, 1880, of 52a Ir 26p of ...

... I MR APJOH:N AND -HS TENANTRY. I TO HEE EDITOR OF TME FREEMAN, 0 New Pallas, hlarch I5. Sin-In your issue of the 11th instaut a letter appears from your Specill Correspondent at Drum- ,r k-en, headed Lord Cloncurry and his MIlurroe e Tentants, in which he makes reference to my > position with my tenantry. As the different Etate- meuts contained therein are for the most part correct, but have ...