... 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 ...

... I . LAND COMMISSION COURT OF APPEAL. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) Belfast, Wednesday Evening. Mr. Justice O'Hagan and Mr. Commissioner Vernon sat in the courthouse, Belfast, at half-past ten to-day, and resumed the hearing of fair rent appeals from the county Armagh Patrick M'Cann, tenant; Robert J M'Geough, landlord. This was the landlord's appeal. The tenant holds 12a 2r 7p, ...

... INO1M DUBLIN UNION. The usual wveekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held in the boardroom nf the work- house, North Brunswick street, yesterday. Sir. A s-IOsY (NSI1,, J.P., presiding. The following members were also present- )Is~srs B M'Mahen, P Brennarn, J Whyte, Colonel Tindsb .) i., J Pt F Csirr, J Fitzitnons, (4 \l1 iee, T t; W F L'aeior, P M'Ken~ia, J Bulrke, U Riyder, L M ...

... SOUTa DUBLIN UNION. The usual veekly meeting of the guardians was held yesterday in the boardroom of the work. house, Jamo,'s strcA- ?? -C st nxiiC, J P. presieed. Tke other guardians present were:- Geur;e c(rowe, (ln R F Gouley, J P; Cap'ain Boyd Robert *allw, P. T c; Georee Deane, J J-; kbrahira Shlculeton. J P. T C: Henrv Hvigens. J P; Thomas H Cuinness, J P; Andrew 1itzpatricl;. Lamibert ...

... I THE LAND AsT. DUNQARV&N sUtoMMIION * (FROU OUR RVORS& Dungarvan, Thursday. .4he Sub-Cornmiss~one, Messrs Riordan Gold- ing, ard Roche, sat here this morning, and fxed the judicial rents in upwards of sixty cases heard durinig the -past week, for. Lismore, Cappoquin, Ardmore, and Youghal. suke of Devonshire, ?? O'Donnell, tenant-Area, 106a; present reot, £50; judicial rent £45; valus of ...

... ?? i We are all far too apt not to male allowances for the police whluL a constable is wanted and is co not to be found. But we ought to remember that, however good the qualities of the force may ea be, it is impossible for any one of them to be in fe two places at the same time. The suburbs of this vast wilderness of bricks are every day increasing, and are spreading themseives in a manner ...

... MEETING AT ,ILTEELY. (Fvnom OUR COlXESrONDbln.) Limerick, Monday. A plblic mueeting of agricultuxral labourers was held yesterday at Kilteely for the purpose of esta- bishing a branch of the Latour tesgue in the district. Some thousands of people, chiefly labour- era, were present, Not morethan a dozen farmers attended. Continggts, with bands and banners, attended from PZ-lasgreen, Nicker, ...

... I l-5 (13y Fresnan Special Wirs.) LONDON COIRRESPONDENCE. 'Freemat' Office. 211 Strand, Loa2dn, Wednesday Morning. The decision of the Porbe to zend troops to re- ?? order in E~ypt is regarded by the Govern- monet as a distinct triumph for their poiiCry. t Iras cre.ted & feeling of conciderable relief here, but there, is good resfon to doubt wh-ether that Ifeling wiil ba juatified oy the ...

... (By Freeman ' Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPGNDEiNCE. I Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Saturday Morning. The reiult of the deliberations of the Corncrva- tive peers who &ssenbled at Lord Salisbury's house yesterday to consider wh; t courte they ! ihould adopt in repard to the A:rreas Bill when it makes its appeasoes in the Lorda was naturally awaited with a ,ood deal of interess in ...

... -MIIUTARY INTELLIGEKCt. I Lieutenrant Colonel G Salis Schwibe, command- Ig the 16th Lancers, arrived in Dablin on Tues. day inst, and inspected the detachment of his Regiment quartered at Portobello Barracks, and returued to headqiarters at Dundall the same evening. Lieutenant CQlonel J A Gseen, f ths 1st Batti- li-n Devonsbire Regiment, and a detachment of ive officers and 178 non ...