... THE CITY REPRESENTATION ON THR NEW DISTRICT COUNCIL. Limerick, Wednesday Night. At the meeting of the Limerick Guardians to-day attention was drawn to tiie small re- presentation the city would have under th. Local Government Act on the new District Council. The valuation of the city was £70,000, and there were but sixteen guardians for th. eight wards, while for the rural dis. trict-, with a ...

... I TIlE- MISSING LINERIS. THE PAVOINIA-A ND BULGAILIA. . GREAT ANXIPlTY. . I ?? - London, Wednesdeay..- A telegram ?? ?? news bas been redeived at' the Cunard office of the m~isisintg iiner Pav inia. This afternoen tlre company despatched. a powerful, ttu to the Azores to search for the overdue vessel. The Ire e Association's Liverpool co0 rewpon- dent'states Ohat in ?? circles there much ...

... X :SALE: OF ITHE WATERFORD AND ILJMERLCK -AlLWAY, I VPUBLIC MEETING IN - LIMERICK: PROPOSED AMALGAMATION CONDEMNED, Limerick, Wednesday Night. A public meeting of merchants, traders, and citizens was held to-night at the Theatre Royal to prodtst against the proposed amalgamation of the Waterford, Limerick, and Western, and the Great Southern end Western- Railways. The meeting,;`which was ...

... TEE MUNI0IPPA . BOUNDABIES - BILL. _ 7 IrT voting-papers of the poll on the flub. un Municipal Boundaries will be collected to-morrow. Tbe collection will be com- menced at S a m, so that those who desire to exercise their right to vote should be careful to fill up their voting-papers to-day. There-ought to be no doubt about the result of the poll. The measure wdiich:, the burgesses have been ...

... WUN0R7 DUBLIN UNION. Yestexd4T ne nusnal weekly neetin- of the GuC~ardlians'of the North Dubin U~nion was bald at the Lioerdfoom. Mr Jobn Carolan, J P, C Ghairman of the Board, occupie4 the chair. ; Also ?? M1 A Rtsborne. Mrs Anne Il|YDowell Cosgrave, ArthurfBourke, Esq,LGB lIspector; Rijbard 7Bsrry, William Lynch, sol4citors JTobh tus6ce, M'D, J P; John I'Don- naDl, J P. Cololinel Gore linday ...

... THE CGMING .ELECTIONS. STORMY MEETING IN TUILAMORE. A public meeting was held in the Young Menus Society -Hall, Tullamore, to select candidates for the County and District Couacils. Very Rev- Hugh Behan, P P, V F, e presided, and an ,ngst those present were- iev James Murphy, C C; Captain Daly, J P, ?? Sheriff- James Hayes, J P; William Adams, Chairmian of the Town Commissioners; Constantine ...

... T~lE UNION N i THE UNIONS JANUARY, 179. °THE C4STLE5 AND THE IRISH HOU7SE OF COM- M10N1S AFEPR THE DEFEAT O THE GOVERN. ME-IT - NOMINAL A^NTI'UNIO.SISTS - THi! FRAUD OF A LIMITED OPP05lTIOS TO A. GOVERNMENT - DUBLINX ILLUMINATED - POPULAR REJOICINGS AT THE REPLYsE Of THE UNIONISTS-LORD CLARE - DISGLSTEf' -HIS RAGE WITH THE SPEARER-BRLIEkr ON THE ' MAGNANIALITY OF GREAT BRI TAIN TO FORCE ...

... I .1 - I . r - I o eA Counci' meeting of the Societv for the Pre- Y servation of the Irish Language took place on sTuesday, at No 6 -Molesivorth street, a at 5.30 p.i., Count Plunkett, B L, 31 R I A, V in the chair. Also ?? Haugh, F B A; Messrs P O'Ratigan, C E. L J Ryan, Tfhomas Rooney, Paul O'Byrne, James O'Shana- han, B L; P T Keohane, James Halligan, and J J lkMacSweeney, secretary. A ...

... i TTR1, MANAGERTAL QUfSTIroN. Ok ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 . __ ?? AI _ ._ To the Editor of -the Freeman's Journal: Sir-rewo lettersunder. the above headinghave *appeared in> your. columns withlin the last few days-one fromN Mr Owens, the other frotn Mr Mealy. Mr Owvens, in his letter, quoted. extracts roni article in the ' Nation-i x Teacher, which. certainly should not aipliptr in any respectable newspaper ...

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... : CITY SPECIAL- - EDITION. | ?? . . . . ..I : - . I(B57: S!'SCAL WIRE]. * Freeman OFrioc, tHURSDAY MORNING, Six O'CLOCk. GERMANY AND-THE UNITED STATES. -:The Daily Chronicl's B crliu Correspon- dent telegrapbing on Wednesday night says- rublic attention begins to be more thnu ever directed to the necessity for connecting Ger- many with the United States by a cable, owned and controlled in ...

... TRINITY COLLEGE DEGREES. I On Tuesday a meeting of the ablin Universitv Senate was held in the Examination- Halt Trinity College for the purpose of conferring degrees. The University Capqt, consisting of Mr Justice Madden, Vice-Chancellor, Rev Dr Salmon, Provost, and Mr Cathcart, Senior' Master non-regent, presided. The attendance included Felows and Professors of Trinity Col- lege, members of ...