rra on iR S p ?? -VD - ?? a TO TREr- :2 01' TEE FMEEMAN. Kilcar, 20th March. Dzas SiR-Kindly give rne apace in the columns of your paper to acknowledge with most sincere gratitude the following contributions in behalf of thefamine-stricken people of Kilcar :-Mr. O'Con- nor, £4,

I LATEST NEWS, (BY "Fawenan" Speol Wre) - I LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.: 0'Freeznn" Office, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. The story of the woman which is relied upon as furnishing a clue to the perpetrators of the dyna4 mite outrage seems to contaus a considerable leaven of impr

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I AN E'TIRA1ORDINARY CASE. Ia ?? Northeru Divilioxaal Police Court yest terday, Peter Rtonev, North Cumberland-street, and John Byrap, of Leland-Ildace, Sheriff-street1 were put forward in custody, charged with having as aiulted a young man named Wmt Goulding or en the Church-roa

"LIGCIT AND THE EYE." 0 OnaSaturday afternoon Professor Tyndall, LL 14, F PW S. who the chair of Natural P'ilosoply aG 4ee3si kksy~L.pitution, 'Albemnarle-atreet, d;5- livered ie its theatre, wwhich was crowded, the seconld of his Christmas tide lectures o-i "Light ard the Eye,"

I ASSIZE INTELLIGENCBC I id~~EA.TH. (FRO OUB IFPOT) .: Trinl, Mondav, To-day the assizes for the county, Meath were 1 opened by the Lord Chief Justice and Chief Justice 1 Morris. I Tihe Lord Chief Justice presided in the Crown I Court, and in addressing the grant jury said he t h

(By Preemaas Special Wire.) LONDON CORlRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Tuesday Mowring. I saw a letter yesterday from a lady exception- ally well situated for forming a judgment on what is going on in Madrid. She says-" There is gene- ral uneasiness and anxiety

TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. n Crohill, Freshford, county Kilkenny. LOSIR-I thank you for giving me so much of your a valuable space in publishing my last letter; and I A 's have read your able article on this question. , Every word you say is replete with common sense. I do no

IRISH CATIhE TRADE ASSOCIATION. Yesterday the Irish Cattle Trade Association met I at the "Farmers' Gazette" office, Bachelor's-walk. The chair was occupied by Mr. P. A. NonTox. The following were also present- ! Alderman Pardon, Gavln iow, Josepl Cufle, 3 P Byrne, J P; Thomas Ro

MARKET INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY. I DUBLIN MARKEUXTS. , DUBLIN CORN ECUAIGE TUESDAY, FBB. 13. WeL and stormy weather prevailed in the interval be. tween Friday, but to-day is bright and cold. Business continues to maintain the improvement reported last week, and higher prices have e