... CABS A-ND CARNEY. n ,: . ?? _ ,. I I _ . . The d re1ecee Laetv-een English and Irish ideaf2 has becn st-auaciv illu6.rated by the recent con- duct of a catiran. Lic the other nmembers of Liz professio., ti s cabman farmed a vehicle nr-un r. cabrupaster. Like his comrades, -e ald to pay oerv *bay a s ant o. fiom sixteen to nineteen shii- liu)gc for the rent of the horse and vehicle, and hle w.s ...

... I - Yesterday in the Northern Divisional Police Court, before Mr. O'Donel, Thomas Jevers 2Q Old Kilmainham, appeared in answer to a sunm- mons at the instance of Patrick Md'Evoy. Sauitarl Officer of the Rathmines Town Commisioners, for selling milk adulterated with 12 per cent ol water. The cawe having been proved Mr. Adams, who (instructed by Messrs. D. aru T. Fitzgerald,) appeared for the ...

... SU'MMIARY OF NEWS. ?? * l I The Coercion Bill received the Royal assent yes- terday. Prince Lobanoff, the Russian Ambassador, leaves I London for St Peter3burg next week. Mlessus Foley, Meek, and Davidson continued the Lharing of fair rent cases at Newry yesterday. Seventeen head of fat cattle were seized vester- day on the farm of ?? Coroner Gowning, Xill, for rent. At Mohill, Leitrim, ...

... TIE MIL.FORD POST OFFiCE. TO TIHE EDITOI OF TE5InL AN. Milford. county Core, 8th July. Dlt Smn-I have been ilntormed that a cnj- struction iujur ious to toy chai ncter has been placed upoi. thre answer of of the 'octweastcr-Gensril to Sir Hferbert Maxwell, as appears under above heading in your Parliamentary report in Tuesday's paper, which I wish nast emrphatically to re ,u- diate. The facts ...

... - LATEST - NEWS. I (By Freeanz Special Wire.) - LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 'Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, s Saturday Morning. What I cannot help regarding as the hand of're- tribution, justice has descended with unerring aim and singular swiftness on the head of the Go- vernment. To their own unaustifiabla and uncon- stitutional treatment of the Irish representatives is directly ...

... I . LAND COMMISSION COURT OF APPEAL. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) Belfast, Wednesday Evening. Mr. Justice O'Hagan and Mr. Commissioner Vernon sat in the courthouse, Belfast, at half-past ten to-day, and resumed the hearing of fair rent appeals from the county Armagh Patrick M'Cann, tenant; Robert J M'Geough, landlord. This was the landlord's appeal. The tenant holds 12a 2r 7p, ...

... INO1M DUBLIN UNION. The usual wveekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held in the boardroom nf the work- house, North Brunswick street, yesterday. Sir. A s-IOsY (NSI1,, J.P., presiding. The following members were also present- )Is~srs B M'Mahen, P Brennarn, J Whyte, Colonel Tindsb .) i., J Pt F Csirr, J Fitzitnons, (4 \l1 iee, T t; W F L'aeior, P M'Ken~ia, J Bulrke, U Riyder, L M ...

... ?? i We are all far too apt not to male allowances for the police whluL a constable is wanted and is co not to be found. But we ought to remember that, however good the qualities of the force may ea be, it is impossible for any one of them to be in fe two places at the same time. The suburbs of this vast wilderness of bricks are every day increasing, and are spreading themseives in a manner ...

... THE PILGRIMAGE TO MMLLIFONT. T -- - (FROM OrIt COBREEPODE7T.) Drogheda, Sunday. To-day the Dublin Antiquarian Society made an excursion to the historic ruins of Mellifont. The day was beautifully fine, and a large gathering of people assembled from Drogheda and the neigh- bouring counties, who evinced the deepest interest ih the proceedings. At 11.45 the Dublin train ,rrived, bearing a large ...

... SUAMIMARY OF NEWS. Sunderland is to have a new theatre. Swine fever has broken out in the North Riding of Yorkshire. The Rosetti sole closed on Friday, having rea- lised a total of £3,000. Two men were arrested on Saturday for stealing arms at Edmondstown. Yesterday two priests were ordained and a statue unveiled at Lough Derg. New gold fields have been discovered on the Go- vernment lands at ...

... IMR. CHARLES RUSSE LL, MAP,,I ANDI MS. DICKSON, M f. P. I I _ _ (SPECIAL TrLEGR.AM Fl'O.' OUR COIlRE- 5 | SPONDENT.) t Enoiskillen, Monday. The Fermanagh Farmers' Association held its Bfirst public demonstration here to-da-y. The asso- ciation has been working since the proclamat on of the Land League, and has been ?? successful in its mode of work and giving assistance to poor momlbers who ...

... ; P (FROM OUR OWSi COBBSPON -DENT). The Rev. Villiarn Dinwiddie, the respected pastor of tlhe Carnden-road congregaticn. having re-igned his charge in order to proceed to New Zealand, the state of his health compelling him to take that course, a meeting of hiscongregation was held to bid him farewell, to wish him God- sneed, and to present him with a subatantial token of their affection and ...