... SU'MMIARY OF NEWS. ?? * l I The Coercion Bill received the Royal assent yes- terday. Prince Lobanoff, the Russian Ambassador, leaves I London for St Peter3burg next week. Mlessus Foley, Meek, and Davidson continued the Lharing of fair rent cases at Newry yesterday. Seventeen head of fat cattle were seized vester- day on the farm of ?? Coroner Gowning, Xill, for rent. At Mohill, Leitrim, ...

... CIVIL SERVICE EXAMAINATION. TOTEI! ZEDITI.SR OTEIE flRUU2lAN. Dublin, July 21st. SIR-I have, from having had sxperien-e of civil Service exaninmtioLs, perused wvith interest the seat: at letters w'ich have lately appeared in yvur wvideN- circulated paper on this subject, so ?? to a large number of Irishmen. With yeor permission I may be able to add romething uoefui to the facts discussed. That ...

... I I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE SUEZ CANAL. (Lloyd's Telegram.) London, Sunday. In reference to the telegram dated Suez, July 14th, 5 p m, announcing canal all clear, the following telegram has just been received from the Admiralty- The Government has received no informa- tion that the passage of the canal is being obstructed or opposed. Orders have been given to the senior ...

... , ST. BRIDE'S CHURCH AND THE I REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH BODY. The case of the Corporation of Dublin against the Representative Church Body, in which the plaintiffs seek to recover £25 3s 8d, the cost of fighting and watching a portion of Bride's * alley near St Bride's Church, came before the Re- Icorder yesterday. r Mr. J O'Byrne, instructed by Mar. 'Sheehy, r appeared for the Corporation, and ...

... TIE MIL.FORD POST OFFiCE. TO TIHE EDITOI OF TE5InL AN. Milford. county Core, 8th July. Dlt Smn-I have been ilntormed that a cnj- struction iujur ious to toy chai ncter has been placed upoi. thre answer of of the 'octweastcr-Gensril to Sir Hferbert Maxwell, as appears under above heading in your Parliamentary report in Tuesday's paper, which I wish nast emrphatically to re ,u- diate. The facts ...

... - LATEST - NEWS. I (By Freeanz Special Wire.) - LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 'Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, s Saturday Morning. What I cannot help regarding as the hand of're- tribution, justice has descended with unerring aim and singular swiftness on the head of the Go- vernment. To their own unaustifiabla and uncon- stitutional treatment of the Irish representatives is directly ...

... MILITARY INTE LLAGENCE. I Major General Lord Claina, commanding the Dublin district, will make 'the annual inspection of the 1st Battalion Shropshire Light Infantry, under command of Colorel Fendale, at the Royal Barracks, ts.day. The men. will parade at 10 a m in marching order. Lieutenant Colonel C H Barnes, of the Royal Horse Artillery, doing duty at Newbridge, bas been granted leave of ...

... ITHE PAYMN' O MEBRSO z ~~PARLIAEfRNT. r . I .. uy Last night a public meeting in pro't i tat movement for paying the ?? w, 00 at Keogh's Hotel, Queen etreet There ia er i numerous attendance, ed Amongst those preset were_ at-, Nessr'sJ Jlaiall T'C, ChrLstopherne'lin 'e - ad. O'Connor, a (: wasrd Fevanj, Z,,b J J ' F M. Martin, TholmasF PNaurht-, Denrt,. k ?? AL Altman, Edsr .-enn , ?? .see ...

... I (SPECIAL TELEGRAM lFROM OUR CORRE- he SPONDEYT.) Pi Listowel, Taesday. tc A swort investigation was held at Listowel w Courthouse to-day, before Messrs. G. Sandes, H. vi J. Cooke, and G. R. Browne, into the charge pre- e ferrad against the four prisoners arrested on Sun- di day night, for that they, with ten others, and more, ti took part in an unlawful and riotous assembly at bi Listowel, ...

... ITHE INLANUD REVENUR OFFOIALS. On Saturday at three o'clock a meeting of gen- tlemen in the servieo of the Board of Inland Re- v'enue was held at the Wleklo-w Hotel for the pur- pose of considering the reply which they had re- ceived from the Lords of the Treasury to a peti- tion asking for an increase of aalariee ad allow. ances, so an to be placed on an equality with other departments. There ...

... THE, TAND COMMISSION. LISBURN. rF R 0'Xo o 0 U it, R L r o R Tr Fa.] Lissuitz, 1VzuziFsnAY.- The Sub-Commis. sioners-Messrs. Hoddor, B.L.; Weir, J.P.; and Bomford-resumod the sitting, under the Land Act in the Courthouse here at ?? teu o'clock this morning. The Registrar, Mr. Edgar, was present. On the applicatiou of Mr. M'C1Lx r.LA;D (Ban- bridge),who stated that Mr. Ward (Belfast) con- ...

... COURT AND FA.SHIQN. TIlE COURT. [SPYCIAL TELEGRA M.l OsnOrton, WEDNESDAY.-Yesterday afternoon, the Queen and Princess Beatrice went out driv. ing, attended by the Dowager Duchess of Atholo. Lieutenant the Hon. Hugh Tvrwhitt had tile honour of dining with the Queen and the Royal family. The Queen walked out this morning. Lord Emly has left Kingstown for England. Lady Sullivan has left Kingstown ...