... AND JOURNAL. MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1882. WI rir NE\W'S OF THE DAY. ni ?? tl The Duke of ALBANY arrived at Windsor on Bc Saturday night front the Continent. The Prince and Princess of WAt.ES, accompanied C ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. ,Al 101jers inmended foe publicatione must be accomnpoyzniesZ bV g.te non en;S address of the writea, eiot necessarlyi foe' ' t best for the finforeiatioso o ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intendedl for pub icition sastst (e accompeanied by the ioame and address of the writer; stat necessarily for pubticatiort, hu for th/e informati ...

... TESO CREPNDBNTS. -i . -n e to return comnunnioatone of no t rvril ourselves. Como unications l, vrtr en in Ink, and anos a ;l> ?? ?? h increases the diffiovlty of ?? -th . Whatever is intended for rat ...

... i i trilool m1murl'o I 1 SIt rPOPIMI 2;EX sUTRSMA. -o - the House of Commons yesterday, I t el1 took the oath and his seat for I N' Sir Fardlev Wilmot, referring to I1 1i :a-rder of M1rs. Smythe and s ...

... I 4. .14 VK K)a at .e&7 i; 1&.U *1. i> W'e learn that Mr. Edwvard Martin, of the Bl1asnavon Works, has been appointed man- ager of the flowl7ais Wforkss in the place of Mr. Mdenelaus, de ...

... LATEST NES. THE COURT, &c. ARRIVAL HOME OF TME QUEEN. A Portsmouth correspondent telegraphs that the royal flotilla, with the Queen and Princess Beatrice on board the Victoria and Albert, came in sigh ...

... I THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLE , AS. i --SOCIATION. I . The anlnual meeting of the Commercial Tr5vg lers' Associaticon mga held on Saturday in t rooms of the aF - ation in Lower Abboy.Ktret, mr. Ii L. CosrELLO in the chair, Mr. Har.ey Du CToe tie serwetar, rad there. port. for last year, the sistee-ath ye3r of the ex:, ence of the assoctation, which said that hkan-i advancing years aused ne ?? of ...

... METHODIS NIEWS. (Fem OUnP CORRESPONDEN,) By private letter I learn that Rev. Jobhn Ier, Belfast, junior Mtem'ber of the American deputa- tiou, was in Milan, Illinois, at the cl(se of last month. On SabbaLth, 26th ult., he preached in , the Pre-emption Methodist Episcopal Church to Ig Lirge congregations, composed almost entirelyt- of Cr Methodists from the countv Fernmanaclh. Mr. lier L knew ...

... vORPEIGN TELEGRANS. I (BY Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) FR1ANCE. i Paris, Monday. Te caegtion of Tunisian reorganisation c 3, it is understood, be brought before the I (:anfrer at the beginning of May. The I ;Er uatters to be settled will bear upon thm ; nnsruction sA the military system and of : . .ariinistration. The work of financial wisation which is more complicated xoiin as it does ...

... . TIHE MEATH ELECTION. I . _ 0._ - * (FROM OUR REPORTTR.) wTrim, Friday. ir. Edvard Shie was to-day returned umop- sased to represent 6L'e County of Meath in Parlia- ment in room of Mr. Michael Davitt, declared dis- c uali `ed. Mr Shiel, as the readers of the Free- wan's Journal are already aware, was selected on Fiday last by the Bishop and clergy of Meath as the most eligible candidate, ...

... I ---THE LAND ACT I I. LAND COAMISSION CORT OF') APPEAL. s (Before Mr. Justice O'Hagan, Mr. Commissioner P; Litton, Q.C., and Mr. Commissioner Vernon.) U, ESTR.E OF OBERT ANDE N DOUGHTY. n- In fifteen cases en- the estate of Robet and , Henry Doughty the landlord appealed from deci- sions of the Sub-Commissioners at Bailieborough Id fixing fair rents. ?? Mr. Fowler appeared for the tenants, ...