... IANOThEltR EXTRAoR Diy~ o F ;I I .I Aprn iA ...

... THE. FIFTEENTH. THE O'CONINELL MONuJMIENT. l To-day we are not far from the eve of a great National Festival, one of the features of which ' to expose to public view the substantial trnbodiment of Ireland's heartfelt gratitude Ind pride. Next Tuesday the O'Connell Monument will be divested of its mystic wrappings, and our Liberator-at the sound 1if whose voice a down-trodden nation stood up, ...

... WHlOLESALE EVICTIONS IN LIMERICK. I I .. - ?? A- 'Q THE MDtTQR 0Or TM pRREAN. Abbeyfeale, Aug. 23. DEAR SIR-Kindly allow me a little of your valuable space to expose to the world a few of the facts in connection with the wholesale evictions which have taken place in ?? parish within the past two days. At an early hour on Monday morn- ing the inhabitants of this quiet and picturesque town were ...

... THE I - 'W R IN EGYPT. I ?? .S, ?? E EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. * PREPARING. ARRIVAL OF TROOPS. ARABIrS LINES F DEFENCE. ?? NUMEROUS WAR COUNCILS. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AND THE Et! EDiVE. SPECIAL TFLEGp.AM FPOM TIE DAILY NXCWS' OF THIS MJOIINING-SATURnuY. Alexandria, Friday, 2.55 p.m. Colonel Knox and the officers of the Scots Guards received leave this morning to visit the town, and are ...

... THE WIFE-BEATING MANIA. I . I . .. _ _ Yesterday, in the Southern Divisional Police Coort (fM. Curran presiding), Mary King, of Wall's-lane, Francis-street, stummoned her husband for assaulting her. Mr. Ennis prosecuted. The prosecutrix said her husband had been only a few days out of prison, where he hald been for four months for having assaulted her. Just after his release he struck her ...

... |CETARACT RTSTICS OF THE POET r?. *Gray became sites a little lun in Paris i-fe piains tmat the- French tailor has covered him a.:v silk and fringe, and h-i wideneel his figre wita hbuckram a yard on ether side. His ;rai-z.; ?? breeches are so ?? tha- he cal -carve'-ret-he: I he ties a vast soli-.:re around his neck;. m. ars rufdes at his litrers ends, and stickS his two v^ni into a muof. Thes ...

... MR, HEALY, M.P., AND MR. SimXTONF, M.P., AT WEXFORD (SPECIAL TELEGRa- FROX OUR REF11iITRR) Wexford, Sunday Night. ;Mr. Healy, MI.P., and Mr. SextoD, M.P., ad- 'a dressed a public meeting of the WcXford cOLL- I t stittuency tlins evening on the political situation. a They arrived in Wexford by the nine a.m. train from Dablin, and were tnet on their arrival by a large crowd, by which they were ...

... IKNGSTO V'N AND DRAY IN'TELL1- I GIFNCE. ?? n BLAC.CgacK Tow-sHtr.-The usual fortnightly ji mee.ting of the Bvard of Commissiouers of ?? township wa~s h~eld yeslerday ?? HiSd. ?rs J It Vigham, hadi ran, presided. There ivere aleo1 ?? B-tham, Mebsrs J i ltobins1on, I \i F Crow e, J P; Ii Talbot, E MI Kelly, J Sulli- van, WV Haitigem, B iD WVillism3, T Cuchrane. A ietter was read from Colonel ...

... THE SLANEY FISflEPY. (SPECIAL TnJ.LzGRAmn FROM (UR Rova ITmoa .) Enascorthy, Yonday. To-day Messrs. Erady and Jchnston, two of the Inspectors of krish Fisheries, opened an inquiry in the Courthouse, Enniscorthx-. into the desira- bility of altering the close Seaston for salmon anda trout fshi--xg in the lowser waters of the rirer Slaney. The inquiry WaS held in consequence of a memorial hawing ...

... I MILiTARY I.NTELLIGENCE. I ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND CLUBS. (FROM OiR MU1ARY CORRESPOYDEiT.) London, Auguet 14th. 1882. We have been schooling our officers and men too much. Turning tail is a modern trick of British infan try, once considered the steadiest in Europe. There must be something wrong when the scares of Zululand mnd the Tranusvaal are re- noeved in Egypt. If the firing of the ...

... I MT ITCOELSTOWN SUBP-CO O \ITAISSIOGN. (FBUOxURP.0;I.) Mhiteheis town, Wed~rQ ?? Thqe Sub.C:ommiaacsiners, tasrs E3'D'enit-. PX Murphy, and T Walpce. sat at 10 'clook 72_e- . daynrorningat the co-;rthouse antd ?? d t;: hearing of applications to 1a-ve fir rents .nx. Eugene Baker, tenant: Fra-eisVe W L 'we. ?? ?? of holding, 40a: tet,. r70 ls' valuation, £49 106s. r. R B Croni an aaxt; the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY, I (By 'Freeman Special Wire and Ordinary Telegraph.) ROUSE OF COMIONS YESTERDAY. The SPEAEt tok the chair at 1220 o'clock. THE REPORTED FLIGHT OF THE BRITISH OUTPOSTS. Sir S NORTHCOTE said that he saw no member of the Government present (cheers from below the gangway), but he trusted that some cue on the front bench possessed the means of re- flting tate extraordinary statement ...