... 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. . ...

... 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 HOME. A Labour and Industrial League meeting will a held at Doon, counts Limerick, next Sunday. The Provost of Trinity College is expected home :olmorrow on his return from the baths of Aix-lea. E ains. Mr. John O'Connor, T.0, was on Monday re- r:rned unopposed ea a member of the Dalkey ro.vn Commissioners. By Dr. Stubbs' promotion to the rank of a snior Fellow Professor Townahend becomes ...

... I DEPTATION TO THE CHIEF OECRETARY. E , On Saturday the Chief Secretary (Mr. Trevo- lyan, A P), received at Dublin Cwtle a deputation representing the Irish National Teachera' Ano ' r tion. The deputation comprised-Mr. John Fer- i guson, President of the AssoCiation (Portadown); h Or, William Cullen, Vice-President (Belfast); Mr.. John Boal (Belfast), Mr. John Taylor (Enfield), c Mr. John ...

... I.- AltoR DAVITT'S SPEECH. - - - f (From theI St. Jamess Gagette of Yesterday Evening.) 'Remedial legislation which brings no remedy with it is worse than awaste of time. This appeal will certainly find seconders among the English Radicals. The Government will be warned that the only chance it has of keeping down dangerous agitation in Irelandpi to conciliate the party which I wishes to keep ...

... I-II A T (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Thursday Evening. The following letter, signed Irish R.M. appears in the Pal Mall Gazette of this even- ing:- SIR-Perhaps you will allow me to give you a few facts concerning the history of Ireland during the past few months. After the appointment of Lord Spencer twenty counties were placed under the sole control and orders of six very ...

... ]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' ...

... 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 ...

... S ?? DAVITT AND AIR. HEALY, y.P., ON SOCIAL REFORMS. I I ast night the total abstainers anca friends of temperance in Dublin held a great meeting in the ' Attient Concert Rooms, Great Brnnswick-street,j for the purpose of celebrating the ninety-secondj ,anniversary of the birth oc Father Theobsild 31a- hew, the apostle of temperance. The large hall! .r as crowded by a respectable and ...

... MAR. GIBSON, M.P. it ?? 1SPECLAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR CORRESpONt DE NT.) Galashiels, Tuesday Night. This evening the Right Hon Mr. Gibson, I P, addressed a meeting of Conservatives in the Drill Eal,- Galashiela The Earl of Dalkeith presided,' and, having briefly opened the proceedins, l Mr. Qsoua), M P, who w-as received with cheers, taid he was very pleased to address the meeting, bcaue he ...