... I LATEST NEWS, I I - (By Fremman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning.b The rumour is revived that 'Mr. Forstez will r shortly retire, and make way for some more corn peteut oceupaat of the post of Chief Secretary. I t do not give toudlr credence, however, to the report, B but, at the same time, it is plain enough that lV there are ...

... I THE DUBLIN AND MEATH IATLWAY. Yesterday an adjourned meeting of the ehare- holders in this undertaking w~a held at their offices, 15 Ljower Sackville-street. Mr. Tiosas5 TieEE CEa2Ae, J.P., preAded. After the minutes of the half-yearly meeting of the 28th February were read and signed, The Chairman said he adjourned the meeting of February last as he had reasons owing to ih- portant ...

... TH[E CORPORATION. I-, . ?? ?? ?? .. The Paving and Lighting Couinitte met on Sa- ?? Mulligan (cbairman), in tie chair. There were also ?? Gregg, J P; Cochrane, J P; Connoillo'a Callow , J P (vice chairman); OfReilly, Keativg, Rochford, BernIingbarn, aud Austin, J P. The average iWLu- tunsnating power of the gas in the street lunps was shown to be nearly equal to that of 17 candles, the ...

... BRIAN BOAU'S HAI.P. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMA1t. Longfield, Cashel, St. Patrick's Day. Sin-I have read in your issue of to-day a query concerning the ancient harp in Trinity Col- lege. There is a long account of it in Irish Penny Readings, Vol. ., page 48, and I find addi- tional particulars in some family papers belonging to the M'Mahons of Clenagh-a portion of whose estates descended in ...

... I|- The members of the Frankford Branch held their meeting on Sunday, Miss Buckley presiding. Routine business was disnosed of, and usual reso- lutions passed. At the weekly meeting of the Fore Brainh, Miss Leavy, president, occupied the chair. Also pre- ?? A Fitzsimons, treasurer ; the Misses O'Reilly, Misses Fagan, Miss Callen, Miss Smyth, Miss halpin, and Miss Dargan. A special meeting of ...

... I TIHE LAND ACT. I __ DUBLIN SUB-ComIssIoN. 1 On Saturday the Sub-Ccmmiesioneras, Mr. PjF t nay Foley, Q.C., Mr. Jamen Howlin, and Mr. Lsu. a rence Doyle, gave judgment in the several applica. ttions tu have a judicial rent fixed, which bd bael r argued at Baibrian and at Kilmatnham. p,,r, was a large attendance of professional geutlesu- , who were engaged in the several cases. Mr. Foley, who ...

... The follovwirg appeare-rd in our Second F ditionof I Saturday- I THE cOVERNMENT AND THE' TfE LEGRlAPHS. In the House of Commons on Friday night, O-r. SEXTON wished to know whether the i sstem. prevailing in the Postal Department exists in the Telegraph Department; wheth r the Post| ?? makes a selection of telegraph mes- sages and submits them to any department outside his own for political ...

... PARLIAMENTARY. I (By'Freeman- Special afire and Ordinarl Telegraph.) HqOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The LORD CIANclR.uOB took his seat at 5 o'clock. ATHEISTS IN PARLIAMENT. The Earl of SiIAFTESBURY gave notice that on the motion for the second reading of Lord ?? Parliamentary Declaration Bill, he should move the previous question. PRINCE LEOPOLD'S MARRIAGE. Earl GRANVILLE brought down a message ...

... THE OUTRAGE AT TUBBER-I CURRY. (FROM OUR SPROIAL CORRESPONDENT.) Tubbercurry, Tueaday. There is not iery much to add to she accdunt of thio affair, which I was enabled to telegraph to. you last night. Sib- Inapector Doherty, it appears, had originally intended to haye taken a drive on Sunday with pr. and I Mm Reynelds and Miss Conry to Lough Talt, a small lake about seven miles from ...

... I LATEST NEWS I (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Offioe, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. On. the assembling of the house there were Bigus on every hand of the momentous nature of the occasion. Such a crowd of members, who bad been whipped up from all parts of the United Kingdom, and many of them from foreign coun- tries, has hardly been witnessed before within ...

... X X I _ en Lord Dufferin's Speeches and Addresses, which Kr. Murray has just published, is a volume of Ine varied and aingular intere3t. His lordsbip, we ee need scarcely say, is the only son at Sheridan' we granddaughter, Helen Selina, aud ha is the owner we of the Clandeboye estate of orer 14,000 acres in the re, county of Down. He has been for twenty-two l years in the service of the State, ...

... [F03OuO OWN CORRESSONDENT.1 LONDON, SATUiAY. gE Democrats and economists cut eo very poor figure at the division on the resolution of the Ljouse of Commons to make further provision for the young and popular Duke of Albany on his aps proaohing marriage. Even with the help of 15 flome Rulers, but 44 (tellers included) could be induced to oppose the motion. I need scarcely add that the Irish ...