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CITY OF DUBLIN.

CITY OF DUBLIN.
Dublin Weekly Freeman, Nov. 12)
The National Assurance company OF
Ireland is TO be transferred to the
Yorkshire Insurance company.
Tt has been decided that there are TO
be no figure dances at the next Dublin
Feis.
Mr.. John Redmond. NJ. p. has ap-
piled for shares in the national eNhlbl-
ton. and he expressed his full approval
of the project. Mr. Nannetti, M. p, has
also applied for shares.
AT the opening Of the session Of the
National Literary society on Monday
AIr T. w. Rilleston made reference to
the proposal to erect some public me-
mortal of James Clarence Mangan IN
Dublin.
The United Irish league standing
committee met on Tuesday and dealt
with large amount of correspondence
connected with the claims of the evict-
ed tenants for reinstatement and the
working of the land act generally.
Francis Z. Ruddy, Dublin, clerk in
tricts board, was on Thursday dis
charged under the first offenders act
by the Ballyhaunis magistrate on
pleading guilty to a charge Of embez-
Zling G29 IS Sd,
Sir Christopher Nixon delivered an
interesting address on the occasion of
the Inauguration of the medical session
at the Mater NIisedricordae hospital on
Tuesday The Most Rev. DR.. Healy,
archbishop of Tuam, who presided,
when replying to a vote of thanks de-
livered a speech on the university ques-
ton.
On Tuesday a meeting was held IN
the rooms, 1O2 Capel street, to establish
branch of the United Irish league in
Uhe Inns Quay ward. The high sheriff
Alderman Coffey) presided. Mr.. Joseph
Develin. NJ p, Mr. Nannetti. NJ. p, and
other speakers addressed the meeting.
On Monday before Mr.. Justice Mere
dith, it was stated that owing to the
fall in consols the estate which Mr..
John E. Redmond, NJ. P, took from the
late General Redmond was insolvent,
and that there would be a. deficiency to
the extent of e4O0 even depriving Mr..
Redmond Of the bonus.
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on Wednesday Judge Ross in a case
of JohnSOn's estate. County Donegal de-
scribed the prices offered by the tenants
as ''monstrous,' and expressed his opin-
ion that 'wreckers" were going about
the country advising the tenants
against buying He said the prices
suggested by the land commission for
tenancies on the Dwyer estate, Upper
AIRY, were startling
On Thursday in the Southern police
court, before Mr.. Swifte, Patrick Kava-
nagh, New street, milk contractor TO
the South Dublin union workhouse, was
fined e. for supplying milk from which
So per cent of its fats had been alb
stracted. Joseph Doyle, 122 Cork street,
was fined e3 On the same occasion for
supply to the workhouse milk adulter-
ated by the addition of 1871 per cent Of
water.
On Thursday Mr.. Justice Ross, in the
case Of a county Limerick estate where
the solicitor said the tenants had only
offered twenty years purchase on sec
ond-term rents, remarked that they
seemed to think they had got it all their
own way. and that he would teach
them" in another case where Mr..
Rose Todd, the solicitor, stated that
some tenants who were not paying their
rents had refused to make a proposal
for purchase, his lordship. in reply to a
suggestion from the solicitor, observed
that they ought certainly be proceeded
against by ejectment.
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on Friday before Mr.. Justice Rose in
DOWling's estate. county Tipperary, the
solicitor having carriage said the ten
ants had offered from nineteen TO tWen- i
ty-thrce years purchase, but appeared
TO think they would not have to pay
their arrears as a condition of the
terms. although he had been quite clear
with them on the subject. Mr.. Justice
Ross directed that if they did not pay
half years rent on account within
fortnight they should be sued at the /
January sessions. After that he would |
consider the terms Of purchase.
on Wednesday evening between Z and
O'Clock q laborer named Patrick |
Byrne, aged % years, residing at 13
Emily place, Lower Sheriff street. while |
engaged in covering the main hatch of |
the steamer Shamrock lying at the |
North Wall, accidentally overbalanced
himself and fell into the hold. a dis !
tance of about twenty feet. He sus- !
tanned serious injuries to the left leg
and arm.
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