... I SUMMAIARY OF NEWS. I ! _ _ __ _ ?? HOME. The Land Corntenisejoisers sat at the Four Court-: yesta-rdav, rtnd heard appelaL from the county Ala nte fltig dcseusion6 tin the subject iof a1 Ta-Arabian Rlaitlwart to'-k place yeslterday night at the meceting of the Itistituthiin of Civil1 Sergeaut O'Brien, III C, wyho Las hsnu etal- tinnd at Baliygurteen, Coilk W)est, for thle past , eight 5 ...

... I THIE S0UDAN. 1, . A, _ ?? ITITE ADVA 'CE 0P 5 E XNE 2AL II THE tOSSES ON BOTH I 7 i.! IDEXlTAILS OF THiE JARCH x R1 THIE~ FR'IHTIJNG. 'i -LL ES IiI .Ll 3P T ' ,BteNgalq La,~e-S i :. an 3 etar r i, ?? O -olt'1 '11 fa y and eT uOOPS. . !an -- Geca rhm ir 4-ml 1Ii |o Tackol rrTIt- l{er joiie bs 33the r ?? IlEU'fEx'a S T tI rp.d-Ie.)' | body of 1~iuv hun~lrecl olStakile, en'cln's'.. a ! A fte ...

... | TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Mount Prospect, Kildare, 23rd May SIR-I am glad to see the latest proposal of the Govervnment to further handicap our few surviv- ing Irish industries by increasing the duty on whiskey and beer is likely to meet with stronz, and I hope successful, opposition. In the discus sions on that subject, however, in Parliament, at public meetings, and in the Pres. the ...

... THE ANARCHIST RIOTS IN I I p~suPARIS. ?? Pr 1ANOTHER ENCOUNTER YESTERDAY. lif (IELnGsAMS FR5OM OUR corr.EsPosbsENT',) ms Paris, Yonday. co The conduct of the police in connection tr with yesterday's disturbance is much die- ha cussed by the journals, which in their issue of ot this morning express profound regret that at a D moment when Victor Hugo lies dead in his chamber Padis should have ...

... THE - w- THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS. t -+ . I TRIAL 0F BURTON A?-D COlN- NjfNGHAX.' (BY TELEGRAP&) London, Saturday. To-day the trial of Cunningham and Burton was resumed at the Cantral Criminal Court, be- fore Mr. Justic Ha-wkins. Mrr..Richards addressed the jury on behalf of Cunningham, and said that if the case had stood as it was opened it would have been difficult to answer, but the web ...

... RE-ISSUE OF THE BOSPHOREI EGYPTIEN. (TELEGRIM FROM OUR OORRESPONDErNr.) Cairo, Wednesdayv. The BosPhaOre Fyptieon, %which was suppressed by the Egyptian Government on the 8th ult., re-! appeared this afternoon. So far the matter has I caused no popular excitement. OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE. (SPswPIAL TSLEGRAM.) ) London, Wednesday. A Parliamentary paper containirng correespon- dence respecting ...

... . SEVEN CATLDREN TERRIBLY - JURED. (BY TELEGRAPHIL) Seaham, Wednesday Night. A singular and shocking accident occurred at Seaham Harbour this afternoon, by which seven children, of ages varying from four to eight years, were terribly injured. The scene of the accident was the lower section of the South Hel- ton Coal Line, which runs into Se3ham Harb our on the South side. The line is an ...

... NEW PLAY BY DION BOUIY- j. ICAUILT. THE JILT. (wmasnhysoM F ot u OR CoB SofP ur.) London, Wednesday Night. By an arrangement to secure the British copy- right, a play by Mr. Dion Boucicault, which was produced under his personal supervision in the United States to-day, was brought out simul- taneously in London. The Elephant and Castle, a minor theatre.on the south aide of the Thames. was ...

... THE ROTUNDA WARD REPRESEN- 1 , TATIOON. i Last night a public meeting of the inhabitants' of the Rotunda Ward was held in the Rotunda for the purpose of taking the ?? steps to se-. cure the adrvanitages of the PRepresentation of ?? People Act on thle people of the wvmd, and also to consider rratters of importanlce counected with .ite representation of the wrard. -Alderman V B Dillon wias ...

... I THE :EW WDH 4EBEER AND I I ~lVms3Y. _VREET1NG-4)F PROTEST IN LN2DUN, , (By eiaepecial Wire.) e B lor, :,Frdag. A mass meeting entirely ?? James's Hall -was held this afternoon of the-icensinrgrade, whoksale and retail, to pmtest against.the pro- lposetl increase in the spirit -and beer duties by! 3 the Bndget-resolutions: The chair was taken by Mr-James Watney, M P, -who was supported by a t ...

... ADDRESS OF LORD WOLSELEY TO THE INDIAN SOLDIERS. TE WITHDRAWING THE BRITISH REGIMENTS FROM UPPER EGYPT. PROBABLE OCCUPATION BY 01 AN ITALIAN FORCE. SICKNESS AMONGST THE I TROOPS. e lim DEATH OF TWO OFFICERS. bee me] con (TELEGRA-M FROM OUR CORRIESPONDENT.) alli Cairo, M4onday. tua It has been decided to withdra v seven of cet the British regiments now quartered at the (l various -ile statioas, ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNION- t . . _ . _ _ _ . _ ?? The weekly. meeting of the guardians of this of union WaS held yester day in the boardroom of the t ,,Workhouse, North Brunnswick.street. The chair c, rcc | wa9 occupied by Alsermoan Meagher, MrP. b The other guardians present were- I,: Messrs Carclan, Kennedy, High Sheriff; Molloy, c- Maloe, Carr, Roper,J F3 Pitnsimuons, J O'Mafley, J P; b Id ...