... AJMNISTRAXION OF COER- CIOI PROSECUTION AT CAURICK-ON-SUIR. (SPECIAL TELEGsAL) Clonmel, Thursday. At a special sessions held to-day in Carrick-on- Suir under the Prevention of Crimes Act, Messrs Henry Smith and Rudolphos Harvey, R We, pre- siding, Matthew Cleary was charged that at Mr. John Hyland's farm at Liaadobber he assaulted and knocked down James Mulcaby, unlawfully used intimidating ...

... I SUMMARY OF NEWS _ , I HO-ME.- i E H Telford WM give an organ recitaito. between one and three, in the Elxhlbitiom. On Sunday nigh- Messrs. Gleepon and Smyth's 4wo~e =mills were almost totally destroyed by At Arnagh yesterday tfe ten mnen charged with treason-felony were returned for trial to the as- jizee. A ize, causing damage to the extent of about £2,500, occurred at the Athlone woollen ...

... TELE DOMINICAN CHURCH> TAL- L.AGHT. Yesterday being the Feast of Rosary Sunday, the corner stone of the new Dominican Church of Our Lady of the Rosary at Tallaght was solemnly blessed and laid by the Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin. Though the day was very boisterous, with, in the early part of it, showers of -rain, a very large congregation had gathered-too large for the present church-and ...

... * IT'lie ?? . G ?? of Satiur l'w :- ?? ?? N, X- LAND ?? 1, -k I - i- . I IL L ?? D f - V, , - i - -- j C 1: cS ½sLL% 'i cingci'i T`ithe C m~tn_ huit. Oil ?? tcjic ?? V (p 'ceull ~ ~ to (i o''e Vv'n~t O ' L tre Tile a loe7, t orc'c ' .2;o n Yi e l t , e C ?? ?? t ?? Auorur'P .a c te ' 'c i: I 't 5 . 4 0 L u it LI j l ' ' . - trt, n a qn',a ;tO nan to 't Li crcz'' e Ishok; llee ?? ?? 'I ...

... I . THE - . PEIZ ASE OF MR GRASS~i M.P KILDYSART- At7s the wekymeetng of the Kadysart Board of Guardia on' Friday-mr. Johlu ennemsy pre- aiding and five other guardians ?? follow- woing obtifor, prv-poied -by- Mr.f 3 Walsh, . condetby Mr. J Bie, was passed unanimously That on this our firat meeting saincethe release of Mi. E D Gray, M P, from imprisonment upoa an ortigr r-de by.one of her ...

... LAND MEET1NG IN COLKRAINE. 1 - X -_ I (FROM OUR URPORTE&) Coleraine, Saturday. Sa dxy meeting of the tenant farmers of bunts Derry and Antrim Was held in the Town I, Coleraine, Mr. Samuel Black presiding. There was a pretty large attendance, though tse hall was not near filled. A letter of apology wag read from hr. Givan, It P, amongst ethers. The Chairman, in the course of his remnark, said ...

... 0. (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE LAND LEAGUB AND TBE IRISH WOltLD. . ...

... at (From the Lady Correspondent of the Evehag st . Telegrp1h. tl it London, Saturday Evening. ir Whilst one great nation of Europe is engaged in 2Z the invasion of a foreign country and imposing its ce own rule upon the nittives and warding off at the h sword's point the dangers it has created in ano- el ther, and the neighbouring people is busily oca- at pied in watching the progress of theb ...

... (rP.Oi OU1R OVtW GcOR~MrOtnErT.) The Belfast Presbytery met for Nrisitation ard Other btsiness in Belmont Church, of which the Rev. John M;Dermott is pastor, on Tuesday. Tne pastor having preached, the visitation was prO. ceeded with. In their finding tie Pres'byterv re- corded their affectionate remembrance of the ter. John Moran, and rejoiced in the testimony borne to the fidelity of the Rev ...

... (F.mo OUt CORRuSPONDE=TI) 'The' ?? Notices for this monts, just is'ged, contain interesting recordsof missionary work in various parts of the world. The Rev Thomas Carmichael, of the Lucknow and Benares district, destribes Fyzabad as a hard field. This is not surprising, as the momories of the mutiny are not yet effaced, and that the people of Cudh receive the missionaries with friendship, ...

... ATTACK ON KING WILLIAM'S 1 STATUE. I Yesterday at the City Sessions three young lads named Thomas Seagrave, Patrick Dodden, and James Murphy, were charged before the Recorder with having maliciously damaged the King William Monument in CoUege-green, also the lamps sur- rounding the statue, on the 3rd September last, during the police strike. Mr. J. 0. Byrne and Mr. Walsh, solicitor, ap- peared ...

... OPENiNG OP ITTTALE nEW I ' CHCURCH. I (FROM OUR SPEC=&L IWPORTER.) Kiltale, Sunday. The new Church of the Assumption, Kiltale, county Meath, of which the foundation stone was laid about 15 months ago, was dedicated by the Most Rev Dr Nulty to-day and solemnly opened for public worship. The site of the present build- ing and the surrounding land was once church pro. perty, and an old abbey at ...