... II toe ,.6Jreemarttn'~ 1Urmd. ! MrUBLn, THURfDAY, JULY 1t 1$83. ?? ?? A ?? between England and France is, we hope, a very remote contingency. Balt his- tory repeats itseIt, and it is not, as time flies, so very long ago since a French Republican Generol and French Itepublicto troops *ere land ed on our owan coasti in war ?? the English Crown. A queition asked by the Leader of the Conservative ...

... : ?? U ONEWS. I0 ROME. Testerday,- in the Northern Division of the Police Court, Joe Pool was again remanded on the charge of murdering John Kenny. Yesterday a fatal ad destmuctive fire occurred I In Mary-street, tesulting unfortunately in the. death of an old gentleman named Haslam 5 Yesterday, in the Northern, Police Court, Mr. O'Donel disposed cf a large number of cases ?? Act aid the ...

... I The Detroit (Michigani Post gives an interesting account of a sister of Thomas Carlyle She wrs, it appears, formerly resident in this city. The Post Eays-Mrs Janet Carlyle Henning, Hamilton, Ontario, was a gutest at the Griswold House yester- day, and the favoured few 'who were in the secret were dot long in paying their respects to the sister of the famous philosopher, the late Thomas Car- ...

... - . I ?? _ _ . . LEINSTER SUIB-COMMIISSION. Judgments in cases in counties Dublin, Carlow, end LOnkford, delivered yesterday by the Leinster Sab-Comriesion, ?? of Meesrs ane, Bald- .win, and OASES. - 0 7 ~~DUlBLLUI CASE3.T Valuation Old rent Judicia ' ?? . £ Sd * £ s d L s d Travers v O'Neill 1510. 0 54 0 0 26 5 0 Mooney v Lord .Carys fort ?? ?? So 5 0 0 10 2 E0 10 2 CARLOW CASES. Estate ...

... POST OF-FICE TATISTICS. I ?? ?? (By preema Special Wire.) . London, Wednesday. Tihe twenty-ninth annual report of the Post- mnster.General was issued to-day. It is a very interesting record of the progress of the Post Office during the past year, and furnishes tatisfac- tory proof of the development of several of its branches since the introduction of the reforms inaugurated by Mr. Fawcett. ...

... 'IiTAUY ITETAGENM. Major H B Wilson, Highland Light Iufentry, has been appointed Second Brigade Major, Cur- ragb. MOVEMMU1. The 3rd Connaught Rangers, under Colonel H1 E Browne, has arrive4 at Westport. from the Curragb. The men have been dismissed. Major Tooey, R E, will hold himself in readi- ness to embark for Gibraltar. The detachment let Northumberland Fusiliera, Ballaghadereen, will ...

... ga, te / 1uaIsuf 5ourma.I.- ?? - 'I . DUBLIN, FRIfAY, JULY 2. 1SS3. TnE Suez Canal was the subject of several is questions last night in the House of Com- ar mons. The Government have evidently iwavered in their original intention if the A heads of agreement submitted ever were what they intended eventually to have rati- fied. Mr. Dillwyn'i motion was greeted last night with ironical cheers ...

... I THE PARNELL NATIONAL I TRIIBUTET I Subscribers are requreted to ss that tbhir nub. 4eriptions are duly acinowledged. Already acknowledged and lodged in National Baik ?? ?? £19,251 6 4 Received'yesterday . . 148 14 61 . ' .. ?? 0,10 Jans Fagan, Artagob, Glonsills 1 £ 0 People f Clouroche, county Weiford ?? 10 1 0 j Patriotic portion of Aughrin, conuxty Roscommon, per X Beirue1 andB Duinne . ...

... IIlte , Teeimm's ourna . LORD SPExCER'S scheme for the Extension of Railways in the West and South is looked forward to with great interest, and the Manifesto of the Bishops, which we published yesterday, taken with the programme some time since submitted to Mr. Gladstone by the Irish Liberal members, conduce to in- crease the anxiety with which the Govern- mental project is canvassed. It ...

... IIFORSIGN. TE~LEGRAMS. - - -Z I i - ha = > _ ?? *(B Special and Reuree'a Telegmaph) DEAT OF TEN BISHOP OF NAMUP. (BaVTZ'S TELEGRAM.) Namur, Truelsday. The death is announced of Monsigneur Gravey, Bishop of the diocese of Namur. TUREKEY AND GREEMCE (BlUTBR'S T=GPAX&) Athens, Monday. In the course of further negotiations wvit the Forte, Mr. Wyndbam, the English Charge d'Affaireo, has urged that ...

... MILITARY --I. M(om Otan Con T ?? os, Saitrday ight. The lis days of Sir: Duaie Lyso0s it Alder- shot we being ?? by strong profs of the re- Bpect and honour mi which the ga~llant general is held. There is good reason to believe there has never bdon fy intention to post H.S.1H Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimer to the coloeley of the Seats' GSuatd& The Prince is a Gradier, and %itis not usual to let ...

... I St.MMARY OF NEWS. I HOME. I Yesterdav Judge FP n gt and dispoed of ?? for the Common Law Divisions. Yesterday snorning Mr. R H Gray, vwo tbot himself on Sunday in Chelmsford-road; died In the Baggot-streetlfooPitaL Last evening a man named Herlihy was jambed to death in a lift in the establishment of Messrs b Fowter and Co, William-street. a 3fr. Michael Flanagan was Yesterday elected 9 ...