... ThE GERMAN CROWN -*PRINCE. S UCOOSSFUeOL OPE1lI AT'ION. ETII1uouH lnv EcE'S AGTIICY.| SAN R;EexO, Febrrary 9. The, Crowi Prince wns not sow well tbis morning, and his breathing was mnuchl worse. Dr. Bergman was accordiagly tel~graphed for argently. There was at the timce some douhe as to whether it w~a safe to wait instil be arrived, and during the afternoon the operation of tracheotomy was ...

... SUDBTJRY. Notices of meetingse, information for publi- cation, and orders for printing and papers may be sent to our District Representative, MRs. O6swaLL, at our Office, Maiket-hili, Sudhury. IlLtNEsS OF PUBIC MEN.-The public will learn with regret of the serious sillnene of two aldermen of the borough-Mr. Thorcas Smith and Mr. John B rd Westoby. Aid. Smith for some time pant ~has been ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE CONVICTED IRISH HLEMBERS LONDON, WnDN ?? to a rumour current to-day the matters of importance re- ferred to in the Conservative whip will include the consideration of the parliamentary position of the Irish members convicted under the Crimes Act. It is reported that before the moving of the Address in reply to the Queen's Speech a motion will be t made on behalf of ...

... AN IM.PORTANT INVESTIGATION. A ?? Dublin journal, hsving heard so much said both in the Irish and En lish Press in favour of - mndleri'nl Oil. rietermwjined to investigate' thu .master themselves. by personal interviews with peoplo w ho had use d it, in order to learn whether or nut one.half that v-as said, of its magieal power was ruct, or whether it was one of those gihrantio adviertising ...

... TH{E DUBLIN COMWmISSION. DUBLIN, SATUIIDAY-TO1day, in the Green Street Courthouse, Mr. Justice O'Brien resumed the business of the Commission of Oyer and Terminer. THE ATLEGED LOURDEf IN THE CITY. Mr. GERALD BYRNE, solicitor, applied for the expenses of a witness named Rourke, who was examined yesterday in the case in which Elizabeth Burns was tried for the murdertf the old woman Eliza Hynes ...

... AT the weekly meeting of this society, hold on Thursday evening in the Bethel, Sandy Row, there was a debate oln Whether the liberty of the Press should be restricted. Mr. Francis Maginn presided. Messrs. Rudadock and Moore thought iti should be, while Messrs. M1 'Kinley and Curran de- fended the negative side of the question. The judges decided in favour of the former. Mr. Rodigers then ...

... IULSTERI INTELLIGENCE, PROM OUR CORRLESPONDENTS. CONCERT IN CARRICKFERGUS.-On Thursday evening a vocal and instrumental concert was given by Mr. George Nelson. bandmester of the 2nd Brigade North Irish Division Roval Artillery, and tne members of his family in thj Albert Hall, which was well filled with an appreciative an- dience. MILITARY ENTEIRTAINMILENTS AT OMAcGn.-Two grand Military ...

... IRECEPTION OF THE IRISH PRBISONERS. London will witness to-day a most sigilfioant b demlonstration. It umay not equal in numbers h that against the Coeroion Act last Easter, for ,u that was held on a holiday, and thie will be held it on. a working day; but. it is in its representative FJ character rather than its numbers that its real b silguiticance is to be found, it is a Metropolit an e tel ...

... WEATHER STATISTICS, Summnry of temnqerature, rainfaUl, 'and duration of bti( sunshine in the United Kingdom for ioultural and iAM uarposes for the week endoig Feb.Fh. rmsuedby the Ut0501' Fopecal 6&ce, london. r0 @ 1, orn to$ SLowg!- gm Eghst. . . _ Po__ o-la~ ?? 05'JA . ODaily M axima. l a ~ r - Daily hiesni f s e0050555005 I tS; Above for Bolew; I ~ ?? ?? ?? Mesa tojliWO 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ^ So ...

... The second annual dinner of this association, held at St. Paul's Cafc last evening, was attended by about a hundred members, presded over by Mr. G. i. Foo~re. Those presenit ,isnludsoamr. W. .MEn5e smith, Mr. T.7P. O'Connor, M.P., Mr. A. Picton, M.P., Dr. Wallace, M.P., Mr. Pickersgill, MAY., Profeseor Stuart, ?? Dr. Panlahurst, Mr. J. Itenmiik Seager, and Mlr. James Sims. honorary ?? ...

... T.wHE; ERRO. EAN SITUATIOYN. | ($..CTAL TE.LEGRAM&. : . : ?? --7:Paris, Monday Afternoo. . In the- Chamber to-day, onM the debate on-the I Budget, BishopPrepoel inade a vehement speech in defence of t6he Frenchcohlo1ial ?? :East. France, he said, was able to put into line two million armeed- men, and was able to wrestle, it did -not matter with what' nation. The defeat in 1870 was a puce ...

... THE LAND COAMISSION AND' TIME COUNTY W=FAiND. aEK EDITOi OF THE FRUELAN. Wexfiod, iths February. DEAR SIR-A fortnight ago I wrote on asia: of the leaseholders and teann. fa-meos cf the county Wesford, complaining that the Lard Com- mission had not appointed a dav ftr -ce iinof fair rents in this county under tne Land Acm of 1281 and 1SS7. Since then a r'uatber or our public boards have ...