... IRELAND n ANrrntr TO'DBluEa s. Fwxn.-A respectable at farmer named JameS MTMnroe, of Cormeen, was 3g returning in his cartwith one of hi servants, after - ,t disposing of a litter of pigs in Oldcastle fair. They a neO just got outside the bndge m~arking thxe boodry t ~a lines of the counties of Meeth and Cavan, when thiey c Bdw ereebopedby eome mensvwho, addressingM'flnroe, le shdift would ...

... MAIL NEWS&- hers Bov,, TESnDAY.-The Queensland, Line steamer i ,oma, from London for Brisbane, arrived here to- use BurSoN, Tuyana.-The Canard steamship Cepha the lonia left here at six a.m. yesterday with the mails BRImDisi, TsU DAY.-The Peninsular and Oriented steamer Poonab, with the homeward India, China, WY and Anstralian mails arrived here at 7 30 am. to-day ur- The mails leftatl 30 and ...

... OUR LON-DON COORESPOKDENCE. I : LONDON, TUESDAY EvNro. The parliamentary event of the might has , been the speech of- Sir William Dyke. By me wrens of it he bas edvanc4t with one stide to 3- an equality with the best men of the front Ls Opposition bench, and gained a claim to the ear of the. Houes He is no longer the late whip of the Tory, party, and one of the best L8 they ever had, but- the ...

... TiiE WEaJTllEV.. 1 3I05DAY, DiO\E3l'E2.ii The weather to-day ?? cold _25r5 been very tene over Ireland. SOW:=ui, i-i of lnand. while it has be so0 aD i S ;and at t-meuns rainy cit teou 11, fomthe osrsn :h r origthat, wtiile ti~e ?? riseti over a the orer ° ' rc' * westemn purt of the I nite ich:. t alfallen decidedh: inth s rt sd _s:ta smail but well formed dres'u o.-r c 'ts I ...

... BaINHEAD TOWN COUNcILI ELECTION OF AN ALDERMAN. e A special meeting of this Council pas held yester- i wb day afternoon, at the Municipal-offices, Hamilton. thc square,.for the purpose of filling the extraordinary; do vac'ancy caused by th3e death of Mr. Alderman John ex hludie-tle 'newly-elected alderman to remain in thb office so long as Mt. Mudie would have continued in j f offee, namely, ...

... BENAD_ TOWN COM-cij Th., I.,, ?? ' a V m( nof the paceedings ohel yesard Water oomja the Micipal e .t, ther Wilis Lard in thebaz:cbw.ltgt bMr. RvAIxsO haeing muoed the onsfition of hie of uthre pofth and WadX i oldb eter Corn- oavnitee, te ~ h als ftecmite a . r.e ¶1!..h. ASo inquire the pootao s itio o the anr31T e committerw as regarded the increase of the water Pr ?? Two years ago the subet ...

... GAZET NEWS. (Fromd te Lond7oGeradge frdpniht.) BANKRUPTS, John Lewis, 23 Baventonse-road, Hornsey-road, Middle- WMx, out of business, late of the Grove, Stratford, Essex, draper. George Amoek and Charles Acoek, the Terrace, Barry- road, East D~alwicha, Surrey, contractors, trading as LG. and C. Acock. )C. A. Futlum, 194, D)rayton-park, Holloway, Middlesex. 3Swholesale confectitoner. J. oseph ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE om~ox, WxnwmaDaY EvzmaNn,. t- If prorogationudoes not come soon, thed dissolution of the House of Commons will p frecede it. More than half the Tories have E )r left town, aud tbiose who remna are bored o a a much by the merely dilatory tactics of Lord a ;e Randolph Churchill that they begin to cry out D against him with indignation. They are be i n to find out what ...

... REPRESENTATION OF PRESTON.'- X. BA.KFS'S FAREWELL, e Upwards of 70 persons, old Conservative can- c vassers, have been enrolled in the service of Mr.- Tomlinson, and many Liberal working men have r' offered to forward his interests in the same way. f Mr. Raikes's valedictory address to the electors g, appears upon the walls to-day: After expressing d Ihis regret in leaving them, he says- Mfr. ...

... THE DIY-ILIN- OUTRAGES. ?L1 - ?? ?? L ?? Lfl*.Ljhe i ISONERS COMMTED Foi i i TRIAL. Tie specia, corresndent of the Press Associa. ITin ciegreianbing from Dublin last evening. 5ays- The sacte ense of alarm ani- disquietude which has> b ee3n ?? by the peaceable inhcahtants of a nduringtapasfewdays is sensibly diminish. r Ilg, an '3 i} se absence of any furt'er evidence of oithe irn ancy of ...

... his CAMIBRIDGE rUNEIVMITY. de his bat At the close of the fourth day's poll at six o'clock 18 last evening the numbers were-Raikes, 3002; th e Stuart, 1245. Present majority for Baikes, 1757. [I m n- During the fourth day's polling Mr. Raikes's of oat majority has more than doubled. Among his sup- ru jed porters were Sir H. Selwin Ibbetson and Sir Lovelace elh ct. Stainer, but a vote tendered ...

... TOTz BO,- s insp ite Z F as inlser-FneNo;-%3- etright t~~ ~'ut vO el et respecting e snigoe prtii ~t *k. A 9f th~ei ,;a thei &avs, i 5.; prise to f 0, st* Ouro:gn, 5In a are- 0* Pee ~ i5rweo1 r 14 a.. k~aN ad is aetter s and sad5 FMC. that inuF co Pacd 0 e- plethed thapearqan 'Dber46 I cet. erg& o L;of t Ceao` t:pt.~t intos inV -asr e., , ~e pubui of ad harit\ew at oata t, k ft f rd J ...