... SUTMMARY OF NE, WS. I~~ ~ ~~ - I sll HIOME. rn The city Parliamentary Revision commences this day, at the Four Courts. I A monthly meeting of the Municipal Council ry will be held in the Council Chamber on Monday, Dttthe 2nd day of October, at one o'clock. l ly Yesterday the Chief Secretary, who WMa accom- ed partied by Mrs Trevelyan and Mrs Morgan, visited 9i the Model School, Marlborou'gh ...

... ity College Library reopens for readers on Monday next. pri1 sir. Lowther speaks at Hull on October 4th, I and at Beverley on October 5th. for An international fruit and flower show was enc opened in Edinburgh on Wednesday.n Another draft of troops left Woolwich yesterday Wc for Portsmouth, en route to Cyprus, and thence to bu' Eygpt. fre A Reuter's telegiam from Berlin regrets to have re to ...

... THE 'INCARCERATION OF - .R. 3A DWYER GRAY, 1.p. - 1The following visited Mr. Gray yesterday at h Richmond Prison-Aldermaul Moore. Mr. Abraham a Shakleton, T.C P ?? M James Winstanley, p T.C.; Mr. John Mulligan, T.C; Mr. Wm Fanagan, a XP.V.; Dr Sigerson, Dr J. J. Murphy, Mr. John ]S. cl Leonard, Paris; Mr. John C.lRooney, mr. George FottreDl, jun; Ur. JT F O'Crowley, Co4kPMr. Thomas Sherlwckc1 ...

... i (By Reuter s and Ordinary Telegraph.) TURKEY AND GREECE. Athens, Thursday. TheTurkish and Greek Commanders arb rarranging the terms of an arnnist-ce and de. gining the positions the troops of the two ,countries are respectively to occupy. f SHOCKING TRAGEDY. Vienna, Thursday. A despatch received here from Kopalna, in the Hulngarian County of Borsod, reports a horrible occurrence at that ...

... KINGSTOWN Aha BAs LNTELLi- GI :4. ?? RATHDOWN UNtN.-Ye terdly the 1tie al fort- nightlvrneiting of ?? guar-anuls wa%-s hle-c in the rvorkihou e, Loughliln-toer. Str Ceure- btodson, Eart, prcs;ded. There v' ?? ?? pEeLeut-H ii v, J;!es Bourke, £iwviwr.1 Bleslizl. J ' 'T V La- Touche, D L * Percy RB J r- ; i i Wus Buc,;ley. George Per-in. B L ri h), ?? lif ing -on, J 1; jds Qai le, Co, crles Hd G ...

... I.TCAkRCERATIO OF MR. B. DWYER GRAY, M.PP. CARLOW BOARD OF GU ADIA t (FBOX Oup. COBR3PLE8ND&U.) Carlow, Thursday. j The weelly meeting of the guardians was held a to-day,.I Sir Taos PnBCE BETrrux, Vice-Chairman, presidinlg. Also present- P Iessrs William C Brownie Patrick Brennan, Matthlias r 'WeY, John Byrnie, Thomasz Keogh, James Eustace, The Clerk read a ircular from thie Town Clerk, c ...

... THE IRISH NLATIONAL FORESTERS' | BENEFIT SOCIETY. IA - -.st. . _, _ I ?Rranch Qwen Roe O'Neill met on MXonday even- ing at the Lifeboat Tavern, F-irview, Clontarf, Bra Jas Tighe, C R, presiding. Bro G O'Grady in the ,vice chair, assisted by otticers Bros Boland, Byrne, Graham, M'Cabe, Dufly, and Barte Murrin, secre- tary. Air. Wm 11'Donnell waa admitted a member. After transacting the usual ...

... ,- _ . (FROM OOR CORRESPONDENr.) Words, and vwhat is in them was the subject of an exceedingly able, instructive, and eloquent lecture by the Her Henry Evans in his own church, Frederick-streat, Balfast, on last Monday Ievening to a large and deeply-interestsd audience. The chair was occupied by the Head Master of the Methodist College, Henry R Parker, Esq. L I D. At thje close of the ...

... LATEST' NEWS. (By ' Freeman Special Wire.) LONDONi CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, - Monday Morning. Complete dullness has fallen upon us since the sudden collapse of the fighting in Egypt. Nothing remains now but to take the final submiasion of the rebels, leave an army of occupation, and await the result of diplomatic conferences as to the future settlement and ...

... ADMINISTRATION OF COER-I CION. PROSECTJTI ON AT BAL.LNASLOE. h (FROM OUR CORRSSPOaDENT.) p Ballinasloe, Saturday Night. te At a special sess-, , under the Coercion Act heldat Ballinasloe to-dav befoie Captain Mansfield and Mr. Irvine, special R M's, a discharged school T teacher named John Higgins, of Woodlawn, was fi charged at the suit of the Queen by Head-Con- t, stable Barnaville with ...

... HE DROGREDA -INDEPE1DENT CLUB. (FROM OUR REPORTR.) Drogheda, Thursday Night. To-day the Drogheda Independent Club corn. blemorated the first year of its existence by a banquet.at which Mr. O'Donnell,M.P.,was present. Owing to illness Mr. Sexton was unable to attend. The dinner commenced at four o'clock p.m., and the excellent hon sees, Messrs Man- gan (Alderman), M'Namsra, and MIoran, left no- ...

... ARNOTT AND W0.. DUBLTN- Yesterday the twenty-third half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the company's office, Henry-street, to receive the report of the director., which hars been already published. In the absence of the chairman, Mr. Reads, owing to a family bereavement, Mr Lombard, J.P. w-oved, and Mr. D, J. Creaden seconded7 that the chair be taken by Mr. a ...