... Tim name of Mr. Thomas Lindsay has long been well known in connection with horse-breeding in Ireland. In his famous stables at Derryboy, many splendid performers cross country and on the flat have been reared, several objects of his care going to the leading establishments in Eng. land, and there making a name and character of which any breeder might well feel proud. With. respect to the ...

... EARL BEAC.ONSFIELD'S PRINTS. MEssRs. Sotheby, Wilkinson, & Hodge have soW the collection of engravings aud sketchings forrV by the late Earl Beaconsfield. The catalogue D5 cluded a series of the works of William Blake. as originally issued, and coloured byhis owvn hlalln; a large series of historical portraits by fion) Braken John Smith, Vertue, John Martin, Call cott, Bartolozzi, J. Bassire, ...

... CHRIST CHURCH SUNtAY AND DAILY SCHOOLS. TO THE EDiTOR 0r THE ULvAs NO Y ?? - SIB-I am again under the necessity of solicit- t Ing some publio assistance in aid of the Christ a Church Sohools. t It is very gratifying to me to be able to inform I you-that our schools-both daily and Sunday- t are in a flourishing condition. t The girls' anq infant is a mixed school, and has I not been so well ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TEE FRERMA. | Grangeford, March 17. SIn-I was always of opinion that it is only what is due to society, as well as to the individuals more immediatelv concerned, to place on record for public knowledge and criticism the doings of harsh, unfeeling, rack-rent-ng landlords, for such conduct ngt only viobetes the rights of irndividuals, but the very example of the like strikes at ...

... t FOREIGN TELEhGRAMS (By Reuterez and OnlinlMY TelegrapiL) - TE JEWS IN RUSSI. St. Petersburg, Th=2r1aY; The URerold,' to dzy states thatan orde% ftom the Minister of the Interior Was ?? municated yesterday to the proprietors of apothecaries shops in the capital belonging to the Jewish pesuasion, ating that they could no longer be permitted to follow that calling, and requiring them to sell ...

... (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) London, Friday Night. A telegarm was received at Dover to-day from Colonel Burnaby, by Mr. T. Wright, the ueronaut, stating that the sender had descended safely last night, about six o'clock, at Chateau de Montigny, 'Normandy, and will at once return by train to London. According to the telegram, which is brief, and somewhat obscure in some particulars, Colonel Burnaby, ...

... LICENSED GROCERS AND VINTNERS' ASSOCIATLON. A meeting of tihe committee of the Grocers and i Vintuers' Association was held yestcrday. at the F Commercial Buildingv, the following being prescent -Messrs It Warti, chairman ; J O'Counor, T C F Gibney, T Crotty, J Murphy, J Byrne, %'Vi Slattery, A Wrenn, J O'Brien, J Behan, and T Hackett. The Secretary read a note from 3f1r. O'Neill, De- puty ...

... I MR. Dw-YfV AND SUNDAY CLO3ING. I | To THUE hDII'01 0' TSH FlREtMAN. t i'~~~ust ce Building', ?? d ;Man-ch S -Wiil' vll kindlv allbw inle a line or two on I .r. Dn-er's epistle Fo Mr. Herbert Gladstoner e the Dublin hotne to house *anva ~s. ?? all piactical !urt os~s, it does not no3w uatter very nmuc4 wvhat Mr. haxver wriies. lilt it is Of ininorttltnC th;at the i aubUO Q should lee ti ;t ...

... I I (By Reuterr and Ordinary Telegraph.) RUSSIA AN'D MERV. Teheran, Monday. Letters received here from Meshed to the 19th inst. state that a messenger had reached EHerat reporting that Abdurrahman might be expected at that place early next month. A Russian caravan has recently arrived at Merv from Asktbad under the direction of a Rus- sian officer and three Armenians, who were sellirng ...

... THE QUEEN AT MENTONE. MmiTorns, TnsnDAY.-Queen Victoria has -ex- pressed herself delighted with her stav here. Her Majesty, accompanied by the Princess Beatrice, took a drove to-day. The town was gaily decorated in preparation of a fete in honour of the Queen to-night. The Inflexible will tire salutes during the festivities. The Hon. Sir Henry Parkes, ?? Pre- mier of New South Wales, arrived ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...