... Major General G Graham, V C, has been ap- pointed to the command of the 3rd Brigade of the Army of Occuniation in Egypt. Major General Sir Archibald Alison. Bart, re- mains in Egypt with the Army of Occupation,with the local rank of Lieutenant General whilst in L command. Colonel Thomas Gonne, half Day, late 17th Lan. cers, has resigned his ap ?? as Military At- tache to the Embassy at St ...

... KILKEEL SUB.-OMMISSION, (Fnoat OMB 0O02NJsDo T.) Kilkeel, Wednesday. 29essrs Hodder and Weir sat to-day. Estate of Earl Kilmorey. ,Mary Sloan, tenant-Ares, 16aOr 14p; tent, £13 6s 4d. William Doran-Axes, 14e 2r 12p; rent, £11 l9s 2d. Edward Burke-Ares, Sa 2r; rent, £7 18. 6d; valuation, £9 5Is. Hugh Mofit_ I Area, 27a Sr 5p; tent, £8 lo*; valuation, £88 Felix Fitzsimons-Area, Ma Or Sp ; rent, ...

... THE ANTIQUARIAN SOOIETV. IrL.w Nath_ -C .L A : I The members of the Antiquarian and Histosi- cal Society met on Thursday evening at their rooms, 10 Upoer Abbey-street, for the purpose of considering the proposed scheme of holding an Irish Socisl Science Congress in Dublin. There vas a large attendance of members and visitors. The chair was taken by Mr. E J Kearney. The ?? Sec (Mr. T F Craven) ...

... - I NEWTOWNHAMILTON SUB-COMvMIS- . . SION. (FRo outr. CORRuSPONDINT.) Newtownhacnilton, Tuesday. The Sub.Commissioners, Messrs Wylie, B L and Sproule, entered the Courthouse here to-day and proceeded to hear fair rent applications. There are 121 cases listed for hearing. On the estate of R J Kineade, Mr. A Conn and Mr T Boyle were valuators for the tenants: in the remaining cases Mr. Alei ...

... i= j SANITARY ASSOCIATION FOR RATEMrhTEF AND RATHGAkR. I . . . . . Last evening a meeting was held in Rathnmine Town HaUl for the purpose of forming a Sanitarp and Health Association for the township of Rath. mines and Rathgar. There was a numerous at. tendance, which included a large number of ladie5 and amonst those on the platformi were MIr P J '-myth. 'M P; 31r Devenidce, town clerk, clean ...

... THE t .L GI :c. T T -j . , t maim in D 16tl god 2 t v P i , L - `DMLAWSO3T21~'S STATEHIEYT. Grsena 'treatt, at a o'atsr-pas §1 On c Satin'., the ?? oc'ilt'.o 650 moo i to 31'r. Cay., P.,~ shs, ?3:gstX , which he refarrad to I'i% le o 'ctcCia~ LIrof-I tr Dabmo.wnoo:.ao.r'2ct -1, c cn> Lc>EdmundTo ?? ofts l' i rifcolt it')o i* Lr7' (21- to: ' 'of th ' t K ?? a ? to 't-n C T '1 Low LUC ...

... CAPT. SHAW ON AMERICAN FIRE I -BRIGADES. -Captain Shaw, C.B., chief of the London Fire Brigade, has just returned from America, where he has spent six weeks visiting the various fire de- partments of that country and Canada. He has visited the cities of Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, Cbicigo, Cincinnatti, Boston, Cambridge, New Haven, Brooklyn, and Newark. Accor-ving to an account ...

... ]SECOND EDITION, . 'F3X5E£!N Or1iCE, ToSD&Y MOLUia, Six O'Crmz.o THIS MORNING'S LONDON PAPERS. (By Freeman Special VWI) ENGLAND AND EGYPT. MORE EXECUTIONS. (St^XDaun TELSOSA.) Alexandria, Monday Evening. The native mureerers of Dr. Ptibton znd Mrw. Cattaui nere hanged to-day. As wJ stated yea. terday would be the case. no British troop& were present at the execution. The guard wae fur' ...

... Iv I SOUTH DUBLIN ICNION. I Yesterday the guardians met as usual at the Workhouse, James's-street, Mr. HENRY Honzi-sS, JP., Vice-chairman, presiding. Nuniber in house per last return, 3,387; nidmitted sinoe,212;born, 6; discharged during the week, 161; died. 18 renatisnie. in the hoase :3,405. Number of children at nurse, 327; number iii receipt of outdoor relief, 1,467; children at deaf and ...

... . L (FROM OURt OWN COREPSPONDENT.) I A committee having been appointed by the Bel- fast Presbytery to consider the subject of bow the visitation of congregations by the Presbyterv c might be made more helpful to the minister and more profitable to the people, have recommended , that these visitations be held yeary in Febrnary. May, August, and November; that all members of session and ...

... ?? irftrian's Ranrnal. I . _ ._ DUBLIN, TUESDAY. OCT. 24. :1- I YnsrMDAY'S meeting of the Farmers' Alli- ance at the Westminster Palace Hotel indi- cates how broad and deep the wave of the Land Agitation has spread and is sweeping over Great Britain. The dependence of the great bulk of the Irish population upon agri- culture,the greater inclemency of the seasdis here, the wide gap. between the ...

... l I -| . i (BY; to Frein Speeial Wire.) a. LONDON COURESPONDENCE Freeman Office. 211 Stand, London. j Zlx~~ModeT M~orning. I have the elst Aiihorityfor stating that sir*- ?? efforts re being made by a couple of inda- 1 atial Whi, acting onr behalf of the clique iod by Wr. Goachen, to effectE a ompromise on the cloture *i question Wm the Governut before Parliament ssvembles tis month. So far ...