... LONDON CORRE'SONDENCEM. I _ _ I (By Freeman Special Wire.) (FROm OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Freekizan Office, 211 Strand, London, Saturday Morning. The telegrams froma the Soudan have produced a feeling of pr'ifound and undisguised relief in the public mind htere. In fact it is quite clear that by his custoinary dodges Lord Wolseley had impressed the Englislh people with a ridiculously ...

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... 1THE POWIERS AND EGYPT. ; f~ DESPATCH OF A 'TURKISFH .MISSION TO LONDON. (BCITcRrg TELEGfRAM.) Vienna, Saturdiy. Hassau Fehmi Paslha. Who starts to-day for Lon- lon on the spezial mission with which he has been charged by the Sultan. only eugaged his passage at the l;at moment on board the Austrian Lloyd mail steamer. It has been decided after long deliberation that he shall not stop at Paris ...

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... i (iFro OnUr CORauSPOIDENS) London. Thursday Night. HIi aodal Highness the Field Marshal Com- ?? has approved of Lieutennt Col H Jones, R E, being appointed to act as Com-i manding Royal Engineer and Colonel on the Staff at Aldershot during the temporary absence to Col Sir H C Elpbinstone, V C, K GB. The under-mentioned officers presented them- selves for the posts of Superintendents of Gvm- ...

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... DUBLSN ORTHOP2EDIC HOSPITAL, GREAT BRUNSWICK STREET. The annual fete of this hospital was held on1 Tuesday evening, the Gth inst, when a large nurn- her of ladies and gentlemen interested in the in- stitution were present. After a bountiful repast of tea and cake had beeni iprtaken of by the littlea ones, the presents, numbering 120, from off the brilliantly lighted Christmas treewore ...

... - O C = HIOSP'ITAL i01R I-NC'IlAI'LIS. 11 1 . X1 1- ?? ?? A, - . .. ?? ,, * the unual Inonthly' meetili of tle G eernr Nvos hel*1 yesterday at the hosuital, David brunt inond. saq (sbhairntmaii, Ie-i 1 lug (,Overori s ?? Maron vrie-ohair'rnan, Nil liam 'artsein (trea6urer' t)rlan ...

... MR. WVILLIAHM O'BRIEN, M.P.. AND |AIR. W. REDWOND, M.P. (BY TELEGUAPlI.) 1- Derry, Thursldav. M1iI. Wm O'Brien, Al ?? arrivud here this even ing from. Dublin by the four o'clock train, awd It was accorded a reception that ?? r enthusiasm could scarcely bo surpassed. Long before the, arrival of the train the neighbourhood of the i t t platform of the Great Northern IRailsay station was occupied ...

... TO THE1 EDMTO F Ta E FE3EMAN. 11 DEAlt SIR-We are now accustomed to daily i surprises in our papers, but the most startling novelty for some time is the letter in your paper of the 18th inst from Mr. Biggir, M P, patting 1 the Privy Council on the back as in fact the only body who have now the power to save the unfortunate people from the machinations of company promotes. imagine Judge ...

... I . WR('OM OU. CiURRESP'NDE'NT., . Londton, SaturdaY. It iS dlaily becoluingevident that the authori- ties at the liorse Guards are convinced that fur- ther troops will be required in Egypt, if for no othierpurliosethan to make a demonstration of f orce, which they hope roay not be regui3ite. The increasing denmand for British soldiers in India, the pruspects of another campaign: in ...