... THE. ARPMIY. A field-day took placae on Thursday forenoon on the plain north of the camp of the troops com- ?? the Currugh Brig.ade, in presence of his KIaceilency the Lord Lieutenant and Staff. The troof)s present were divided into two opposing forces, the eastern forco being in field-dtay order, .and the western force in drill order. Major- General Frazer, V.C., C.B., wan umpire-in-chief, ...

... BELFAST YODEL SCHOOL. DISTBUl3OTIONs OF PIIZES TO THlE cauncar OF MIUND PUprLS. AT half-past two o'clock yesterday the prizes won in religious education at the late half-yearly examination of the children of the Church of Ire- land attending the Belfast Model School were !distributed in one of the large rooms of the insti- tution. T-here was a fair attendance, which in- eluded -The Lord Bishop ...

... THIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SeCOnD PRe-sZTTrIAN CneUncI, SThAB.VNE-CA-T TO REV. Hn. F Eimx-A largely attended meeting of the above congregation was leli in the church on Wednesday, at eleven o'clock, for the purpose of ascertainina the mnind of the con-reaation re- garding the appointment of an assistant and suc- cessor to the Rev. Wim. A. Russell, who lately re- signed, after having been pastor ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 'O C14%, ?. Nut (ESTABLISEE:D ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 18S2. News from Egypt states that since the engagement at Chalouf the rebels have left every position they held between Suez and Ismailia, and are retreating in disorder to Zagazig. Their advance guard, three thousand strong, holds a position about ten miles from Ismailia. Riaz Pasha has arrived at Alex. andria, and has ...

... THE SENTENCE ON MR. GRADY. Yesterdly at the meeting of the guardian3 of the North Union, Mr. Georre4 'ickei1, J.P., presiding, Mr. Nlagle ?? following resolution Rezohb (I-That this bo;id deeslyysycp:athises with Mr Eduroaud liwyer thay, ap., LOU High Sicerifi of the City of xiibin, who is at preenct nudergoing a sen.ence of three iitoittln.' iwris isouvlers icpnsesd on himt by Mr Jun-iceG i ...

... IRAY IN FTHE . (-,TRAY INDEMINITY FUND. MTauesion HItuse. Dublin, 20th August, 1882. A widespread feeling prevails that ,Ur. E. Dwyer Gray, M.P., Iligla Sheriff of the city of Dublin, should not be permitted to 4uffer pecuniarily on ac count of the recent sentence passed upon him by MIr. Justice Lawson. The actioun whieb Mr. Gray took was in the in- terest of the public and in vindication of ...

... tLATEST NOWS. (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. FreemanOffice, 211 Strand,Loadon, Wednesday Morning. Mr. Gladstone has given up his yachting tourf and returned to tgwn through stress of weather. Possibly something awkward in the political at. mosphere has had to do 6ithi t he sudden interrup- tion of the Premier's holiday. Events in Egypt, although somewhat favourable to ...

... - ?? -JUSTICE LAWS-ON - MI , - :RVD Mi EA.F DWYER GRANT. M.P. ! _ . _ __ ?? in reference to the fine imposed by M3r, Justici L-kwson onMr. Gray, we have received the sub- ~oined adaitorl contributions and letters.- Amount already acknowledged- ?? 27 0 1.eceived yeaterday- John Clancy, 4 and 5 Little Graee- . atveet ?? .. .. I 1 Rev Thomas Cmsidy, PP, Longwood, ecounty Meath 1 0 0 P P' mlswiney ...

... I TEE O'CONNELL ME1MORIAL CHURCH. T0 THE HDIT.,R OF DIE FREEMAN. Imperial-Hotel, Dublin, August 19. DEAR SIR-I beg to send you the first list of subscriptions for the O'Connell Memorial Church, set down in the order they were offered, and all perfectly spontaneous. It is my hope and priyer that future donations will be eimilarly spontaneous. From all I can learn I believe thev will. Per- ...