... 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 ...

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... TOYE RENAMIN-G (OF SACK'ILLRE- STRE E | . Yes .er2y ctle defience of ?? C(2 poratiun Io ilestaellentof ?? 1v Cal-iiilf I ;1habIitansBI td1 Saw k iilr s}teet tJ o vl tiu:tt Stoeet Leilng lKlilae' (('uzm-Ill- SIteet l 611 I.e lfed i a ti..e II pe 0c, and ?? 'Lue-I: aii a; N vifl cll ?? Tl tanalle -i. isre. 'Iii *-ien e ?? ie va--i'is ates -hargld to lh.ve- li i ...

... THE IRISE CIVIL SERVICE BTAIlDIYG SOCIETY. e Yotwarrhstannting the great demands upon oar apvce Irs the exciting topie7s of the time, we ha-se I devoted a very large r--iuportir'u of it to the con - troversy which lihas arisen out of our article on the 194tll ilSi, cvurcnrnrrg the dealings of the Iri6h Civil Service Permanent Building Society with its debt';3. 'liTe sidespread interest which ...

... lI . (By Freeman Special Wire.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) e reeman Offyce. 211 Strand. Lndon. l The time has3 nowv comae ulell ?? 12Jll Vrl~f might offer with perfect se-urity a pr-ise er aI hundred guineas to any ten in-n i. tire Tliree Kingdoms whose united inteilect-' c.1 ?? its foreign and dossesoic poiicy ft, a cleoa (1vsil - ti(:n. There is 1lO moreSO, inoreover. ,V ilV ,ts own ...

... LAKD COMI&tSSION COUfrt. )Se. (Before Mr. Justice Of'Hogan Mr. Cnamisierncr to Litton, Q C, and Mi. Ctneliniii-tiner Vernon, D.l.) Ic, At the siting o, the cmurt Justi e U'Hagalgs de- tle licereil thre foihowinlg i1elgolelltS:- -. EC.',SES liEAD aT * tr icolD. or 011 Jllidcial l R'ent. fler-. .rp. ,. 5~ (I £ .; I en P Phelan v J l )ut Jone- ?? 82 12 0( SO U Oldrenrrestored Ito D R4ear e v .J ...

... I TaE NIGHT REFUGES OF DUBLIN@ A startlng statement of facts and figure3 was made at the anneal meeting of the Tioomieepers' Society lait vrcek by Dr F X 3IaeCabe. That gentleman's official connecton with thre Local Go- vermnent Board gives to any pronouncement he may make on the subject of poverty and pauper- ism a weight and importance which ;>-ould not at- tach to the utterances of better ...

... THE SULLIVAN- NATIONAL TRIBU7TE. | ?? - I G c Itr r reauesed that, ain iutnxe, to avoid con- i;- ?? lerters and remittanies for the Sullivan t Nationai Tribute be addressed directly to the u .hu sec etarie- or treaaScrers, Mlansion Hous e. g' . Iernsittanres sent to this office will bc rwarded ti . hV Us to tue treasurers. by whom they ,'lbe ' .ed, t it vil arave arouble to ai ` -tteC if b ...

... I MR. JUSTIN M'CARTHY-, tMPP, !DUBLIN CASTLE AND IRISH ! I D I SCON-TEN> T. (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Wiednesday. Under the above headind a r. Justin N t'artixyMI.P., contributes an article to the |Cot .'asperiry Pe-e tew for February, in wv hich le cgives a mscvt al)lo and interestinlg epoosi- tioin of some of the causes of Irish discontent. ''Thirry vears ago and more John ...

... M1R. JOHN BRIGHT, M.P., I t ~O'NT HE i ktlST AND THE FLTTURV -- _ I (BlY TELDI)ThAPII,) 3A -,irminham. Thursdiy 'Nigh' ?? To-night a great mectiig wass held in the ''own u Hail, Birmirgham, to hear the annual - adj1m.rmss to PI their constituents ry the members for the borough. 1 'he Right Hut John Brigat and the el Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain delivered ' ...

... | FOREIGN TELEGRA&MS. I (By Reuter's mad Ordinary Telegraph.) THE DYNAMITE SCARE IN C'ANADA. New York, Thursday. The Beejagin Post publishes inte~ligence from Montreal stating that the Grand Trunk Railway authorities have removed the Irish Catholic officials on duty oln the Victoria Tabular Bridge to other positions. Another telegram froin Montreal states that the author of the reports ...