... 'The tfrman's ,ottrndal. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1875. -- ?? ?? . . ?? Al-l - - ?? An Evening Edition of the Freeman's Journal is published daily, at five o'clock I Tus letter which ?? in another column 1 frorom ?? PETER KEsLY, Secretary to the I eath ...

... Shc ireemanlf | DUBLIN: THUFSDAY, APRIL 29, 1875. ,\E~sssE.n,\Es ?? ?? , . . An Evening Edition of the FIqemvas ?? is published daily, at five o'clock. lo. BEj-sANJ W}iTWORTE hats been elected X P. for Kilkenny by a very heavy majority, Mr. GRAY coming ...

... Z h4temam's 5 TXta1. DUBLIN: WEDNESDAT, APRIL 21, 1875. Iso s^ - -- -- - - -- -- ?? ?? 0 An Evening Edition of the Freeman's y Journal is published daily, at five X o'clock. A 21opm thinly veiled menace could not.. be I couched in diplomatic language ...

... T HE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, ArrIL 28. ?? Ad - THE WEEK S Council was hold by her Majesty at Osborne on turday, after which Mr. Justice Charles Parker Butt, S Justice Archibald L. Smith, Mr. C. William mliraens, Mr. Frederick Augustus Abel, CUB.; Mr ...

... above A Fund will be held in the Towbr HALL, Sidmouth, on .MOODAY, APRIL 24th, at Two o C]ock. Sir JOmN USNrAWAY, Bert., M.P., in the Chair. EDMUND CARLYONi, Hon. See. St. Austell, 18th April, 1876. DIVISION OF THE DIOCESE. CORNISH BISHOPRIC FUND. A PUBLIC ...

... Interments8 during the week ending April 30, 1875. Rlohanda Hutohings, I year. St. Peter, April 24. Thomas Carr, infant, St. Clement, April 28. Roza King, 27 years, Bournemouth, April 26. Jqseph Hartley, 77 ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. = ~ ~ X CMTR . I SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1875. THE 'new year does not open happily 'for readers of news who are not supposed to enjoy the description of others' fwoes. The first days of the Christmas season were bad enough, with the record ...

... on Tuesday, when it fell to 433, and highest on Wednesday, when the glass ran to 74.4. The Revenue returns from April 1st to July 10, 1875, were-Receipts, £19,632,596; expenditure, £24,907,477 ; balances, £1,330,628. Corresponding period last year-Receipts ...

... 'idg a new light and small ear, cqpable of carrying teelle in, side and twelve outside passengers. The Times' City Editor argues in favour of an extension of Mr. Leenan's act for the, purpose of potting a stop to the pure gambling going on in the Stock ...

... amounted in 1875 to £2,890,612, and the payments in respect of this total to £1,233,074. Applications for seven new drain- P age districts were received, during the year. a Of the 46 districts brought before the q Board up to March, 1875, 28 . have b been ...

... was 22 per 1,000. The rate in London was 20 ; Edinburgh, 20 ; Glasgow, 28; Dublin, 28 7 Leicester, i 5. Sunderland, 18; Newcastle, 1l; Nottingham, 21; Bristol, 22 ;Birmingham, 28; Liverpool, 23; Wolverhampton, 24; Sheffield, 29 p. Leeds,' 27 Manchester ...

... attacked with gaatrio fever cauced by milk 'affect~d by the foot and mouth digtempter.; ?? The Revenuereturha from. April lot to October 12th 1875, wereas foll66s -Redeipts, £8X,71V,298; ok penditure, £42,890841 i balances; '£181998. Cor- responding period ...