... TURIN SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF ANNIMATLS. ITr IN9SLATEu FltOM THE ITALZ 4 FOR TIrE lELT'AST NEWS-LETTEI4J TMLE TEU.L SOWSUTY FOR THE PROTECTION o0 ANIMALS, TO TLE SISTE7: Bo0IrTIIM. Turin, 21st February, 1882. OuxI association is deeply grieved by the barbar- ous and atrocious treatment inflicted upon ani- mals in Ireland by fanatics of that country, who, with no plausible motive, but for ...

... AGRIOULTURAL QUERIES AND ANSWERS. [FiroiI TilE MISR AI55EB 1 53GAZETT.1 C BRNS-DINO CATTiLE- Subscriber-FlIase state o what is the best material to brand cattle with in the hip, so that the mark ma5y be durable.- Pitch dnd grease used when pretty thick and hot, | but neither too hot nor too cold, make perhaps l the most durable brand you could use. Some use Pitch and tar with a very small ...

... IMPEPJAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMf0NLS-YrsTEwiY. The SPEAKERr took the chair at a quarter past twelve o'cloeGk. TltE nEGENT'S CaAL, CITY, AND DOCi0 BILL. On the motion of MIr. CaAMBBERLA.IN the Regent's Canil, City, and Docks Bill was referred to a select committee of nine members, five to be chosen by the House, and four by the committee of selection. All petitions against the bill to be ...

... A POL'tITcaL personage, whose importance and in. fluence were far greater than his fame, died a few days ago in Paris. M. Blindworth was known amongst his profession as the i' Dean of the Euro. pean Corps of Spies. It was once said of him- is This man came into the world to cajole and de. ceive emperors and kings. His political value in the narrow circle of the supreme ofiicial rulers of the ...

... THE LAND ACT, THE LAND COMMISSION. [Before Mr. Justice O'Hagan, Mr. Commissioner Litton, Q.C., and Mr. Commissioner Vernon.) Patrick Cloury, tenant; Henry Mills Bunbury, landlord; Hugh Cullen, tenant; same landlord. These were appeals by the tenants from a de. ' iciaion of the Sub-Commissioners sitting at Carlow, d cross appeals by the landlord. Cullen holds 259a Or 28p; his old rent had been ...

... * rCTIO S IN DONEGAL. CM ot's SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) Moville,. Thursday. ; !pe questiou asked in the House of Commons ihe otuer right by Mr. O'Donnell has directed ,e3,tt on to the evictions that have fallen like, ;. ,e.lkOon the tenants in DonegaL According the answer given by the Chief Secretary it I w , ronoar that since the 1st of January-little ?? months-there had been no fewer than S3) ...

... f ? The afternoon scientific lecture of ?? at the Royal Dublin Society House was delivered at four o'cleck by the Rev. Gerald Moiloy, D.D., the Catholic University, -whoze subject waes The Storige of Electricity. The theatre waW, crowded. The Rev. Dr. Molloy said that in the early par! ef last yeir aa account was published in thse Times' newspaper of a marvellous box of eleC- tricity which ...

... I The ReBellas] 8 guardahip left Kingstown yesterday i On a cruise for a couple of days. It is stated that the coronation od the Czar of Russia has been finally fised to take place in August. Latest advices from New York state that the strike at the cotton mills at Lawrence, Massa- chusetts, is extending. The new harbour works at Carrickiergus are being prosecuted with considerable energy, and ...

... * ?? LAND COMMISSION COURT. -eeire aMr. Justice O'Kagan, Mr. Commislioner i Litton, and IMr. Commissioner Vernon.) J THE BU~fNTSS OF TEM COURT. Eighteen cases appeared in the list, but on the Recistrar (Ir. Smith) caning over tha list it ap- peared that in all cases the parties were either not rcady or the appeals had been withdrawn, so the Court had no business before it. i Judge O'Hagan said ...

... .. PARLIAMENARY.' ' (by Freeman 9 Special 'Wire and Ordinary Telegraph.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY, ; The S .S.a took the chair at 12.20. TEB CONMTTEEE ON PRIVATE BILLS. i On the motionf Dr. PLAYFAIR, it was ordered I tfive be the quorum of the Select Committee e appointed on March 1 3 for tha consideration of all private bills promoted by nunicipal and local au- c thoritie5 affecting the ...

... The Finance and Leasea Committee meb on Saturday-Councillor Mayne, chairman, in the chair. There were also 11resent - Councillor O'CoDnor, vice-chairman; Alderman Harris, J P; Alderman Dolan; Councillors Sir John Barring- ton, D L, J P; Johnston, J P1; John Burke, Sir G B Owens, M D, J P. The city treasurer sub- mitted financial statements showing the receipts and esriediturs of the reveral ...

... tA :ll . WR mlit LbiGE1 [ - S~~- i The -sbjdbe In t a full itatenbnt recently i* . 1* P, ft taloD X the Provo and Seior Fellows of Trinity College, to the Chipf Secretary for Irela4- with egard-.to the College. estates, The ?? of Trrnihy College, Dublin, are , iirl1 all-let bu pe0stu ttt ledeeo who pay n raht of; £3330 -a year on xas sereage of 168,600 acres, vhic} is at a rate.all Tound of ...