... DEPARTURE OF TROOP,'. INSPECTION BY THE QUEEN. GLASGOW, FRID.Y.-TIIe Ist Battalion of Royal Highlanders (late 42nd Regiment), 260 stron, left Maryhill, Glasgow, this aftirnoou for Edis. burgh, to join the regimeut, which dceparts for Egypt on Tuesday. M-ajorJohn Selby Walker is in command, and groat enthuneias:n was manifested as the men narcheld from the bar. racks to the station, headed by ...

... 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 ...