... IC.NGS'-TOWN AND BRAY INTiELLI- GE';NCE. RATIIDOWN Umuoni-The 2uardiaas of this union held tlieir lveekly ineetiug at the workhouse, Loughllutistovn, yesterday. Sir George H i- iiliu, a-t , cbatirman, pr;sided. There were ilso ?? G Perrin. t 3i Tiill, .1 haulke, iA ?? ll, VW' J Wtili;ihr S Etuckley S ,Lthnaiii J P; M 1 Crowe, J ?? J Perry, J ?? C li 'r'er'sml llreAlin, t liiral], Piatl,J J ' ...

... PAY THE MEMIBERS. _ _ _ _ ?? e TO THE EUITOF. OF TilE rRY.-1.AN;. Du`-iu6. Oct 20. Sr?.-It h-as been for some time past conceded th3t if s e s-re to ?? an Irish National Party in Parlisiceut it will be necessary to pay themn. Many plaus have been proposed, most of theal pos- F6seing moro or less the elements of practicbility, e but sou fir no defiuite action seusin to have been t- taken. At ...

... MR. CALL&N, M.P., AND MR. I - ODONNELL. ll-P. I~~ ~ _ _ _ I (FROM OUR REPORTER.- Ardee, County Louth, Sunday, bh Mi: Philip Callan, M.P., and M1r. F. H. O'Don- Pi nell, M.P., addressed a metting here to-day. The bi meeting, which swas convened at a meeting of Mr. tt Callan's constituents, was largely attended. t3 Mr. Keogh, R.M., was present during the proceed- re ings, and a polices-constable ...

... ARMA^GH SUJB-CO~srXnssB:o (Fmoat 0CR CORRESPONDENT.) Arnag,b Saturday, Mr. Wylie, B.L.,delivered t-e following, amongst other judSments, to-day- Mrs Norton, landor1 Tenant. 0l10 Rent. litac. Daniel Keatin% ?? . lO 10 0 S . 3 WVm Donaldson, landlord. Felix N'Donald . . l3 n 17 o a Joshua WalterM'Geough Beni, Isaliore. Francis Garvey .. . 5 7 6 4 10 q ihouas Brannigan ?? .. 12 6 lo 1*o Patrick ...

... I KNGSTOWN, &c, W ATER SUPPLY. TO 1H EDITOR OF THE FRESA3. j 42 Merville-place, Kingstown, Oct. 2l. DRAM SiB-I am entitled, I trust, to reply to Mar. Gray's letter, which appears in your issue of this day. Mr. Gray's reasoning as to the Rath mines negotiations is, izz my mind, the best arga- Ment the townships interested in the proposed water scheme could hope to have advanced. Rath. mmnes ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... KsINGSTOWTN AND BRAY, INTELLI-I (XGLONCE. I BRAY PaErty S;Xsroxs.-Oa Sarturd.y, before j the Earl of Meath, Phinevs fluab. if Sands, V Lysafght Griffin, it R IWingfield, E \ Verer. E Breelin, justices, the followinaz interesting ease waj heard-Mr. fi'tmovern, solicitor, on tihe pailrt ofP Mrs Brown, applied fror an order under the Act of 1 31st Victoria, chap 25! section 15, for the trausfer | ...

... X ENGLAND & EGYIlI ARABI'S CORRESPON'DEN-er ; THE RETURN, OF TROOPS. (REUTERES TELPGRAM) Alexandr'a. Fzi'lav The Gazette of Wednesday cnijsl,;- telegram from Cairo, which states that AraF Pasha has declsred that the only hope for Eg.- is theestablishatent of English controi in ev department of the Egyptian administr tion 5 (NCFTRAL -NEWS TLLEGRAaS.) Cairo, Frid;ay Afternto., Some of the ...

... LADY DIMIES FUND. T-) T1;7o EorTon OrF' 'i REaaits, The i--ctory, Swinford. Oct 2-ith Sta-Thero is ?? a oold pportunity for the na-lers of irakdml to ?? the Weoorer tenantii; in and eruunj tle west c-was Ts~ ni. The ecor I il Ler cease - of toe ia-id. Ti.;s is likvly to be a. trlog s--is-rn, as thle notato x is very' (le- iP hir. ?? Oi. and inta crnos suliered verymuch lix- tile Vi-)lntl(O or ...

... MR. R. LALOR, H.P., AND MR. A. O'CONNOR, M.P. . I CL (PROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTPR.-) V Ballylinsn, Sunday. ti To-day a great public demonstration took place ' at Ballylinan, Queen's County. There was a b crowded attendance of tenant-farmer and labour- a ern from all parts of the county. Bands attended d and played national music. The utmost possible a enthusiasm prevailed. The chair was occupied ...