... I MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES, WAIR OFFICE, oCT. 10. _ 5th Dragoon Guards-J Fort, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchasec vice Bridge, promoted. 4th Light Dragoons-W F Burton, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ilarron, promoted. 10th Foot-Ensign J W Medhurst to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lysaght, deceased; Ensign J T Chondler to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Taylor, who ...

... R'i - r) nf- Road > ?? ?? ; arc Jr ?? . , .. ?? ?? VJ --$CpGU z- }Jo rile Weeri ending AlOnday, 27th October, 1845. Barridarrig and Kilbride, Wicklow. per Mr T Mangan £0 5 0 Lisadowney, Kilkenny. per Rev J Qnlnn 20 0 Killaloe. Callan, Ki kenny, per Air W Maher I 0O Seabank, Liscard, Cheshire, per Mr P M'Denough ,. 0 5 0 Kilmaceow, Kilkenny, per Mr W Bolton ,. 0 is50 Suncroft, Kildare, per Mir ...

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... DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 18456 RKiNO R THE 38071OF MY. 1844E MEDICAL. REFORM-THE DUBLIN COLLEGE OF SURGE6NS.'': t ?? d The interest excited by the introduction of Sir. James Griham's measurd for 'medikal Msrefoiim eetns 1in England to have outlived the session, whereas in this 'country the yestion of' efori is 'iIOW' rarely t mooted'outside the medicalvcorporations, ?? when mooted is ...

... - ro TlHE EDITOR OF THlE FISEEMAN. pr ,nii-Tbe military that occupied Aldborough Hromse as Strk since the projected Clontarf massacre, have an atarem2noved therefrom, and the splendid edifice is now ril been r rlers of constabulary recruits, where they are daily an theq~ed and drilled by officers, in like manner as the ml euercli setag0 sta~te 'of things in a free country, that our tei ...

... COTEMPORARY PRESS; d, d, TIMES..- The Premier has now virtually carried his a- measure, and we are inclined to think he will be the last, he Person to complain of our recurring again to its very great an significance. n) The bill itself must proclaim its own consequences to all rd men of common understanding. Now Maynooth is really a le. magmificent and efficacious plan for supplying an accom- ...

... THE EXETER HALL7 MEd.._ -, I E XTRAnl~nfJ'ADI' - -AJMKAJyDIN,4RI SC0RN ' _. (FRaOM OUR PARLIAMENTARY IEpORrEa.) London, Tuesdav Night. The Great No Popery melodrama announced to be in preparation for the lest week, came off to night in th, Exeter Hall.-the Marquis of BnEADALUANS taking the leaditig character. The most active exeltions8 were being made to bring a house. Placards were posted ...

... i; lA'I;) 1) I) TENAINT RtIGt TS _ ?? , iii b L EE ILEEMA.N S JU'itNX.tl C0 it EtI)TtUR OF T[ilt kttOOIt-t'.N 1' JULUtNAL. Inorder to come to a clear and jast conrclusionr on ef landlordsl and ternant,' t'iutslt it may ha useful trc iii 1iy, what retry prrop.erly be saidl to ?? fh rigiit to the hit11l uinqzucotioto .blp 20tessj0tr I iir o nt tsttitlutio, rald cannot be hae dtr 'lhiright tt) ...

... 'j'fE CATHOLIC.ClI1RO. ~h I~ p. Walsh, bishop of FtItiifAl~ bags been Tile in Ireland, on business connected with his mi- 11iie Thle foucowinz clergymen sailel ELfev ?? Iyaterfolfdl far Halifaxt per thle Srlphia uinder I fr4 in . Beltrinder his lordship's juri.dc le I ?? Lyons. end Carmiody, priests i Mn . it, P11tln, va olmnit irode. Mr. ie'ios' ?? doca~sof WatLrfor-d, Of the dioes of ...

... EXTRACTS FROM EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE . I TlHE LAND COMMISSIONERS. I ry The following extract from the evidence of John to Hanc9ek, Esq., a magistrate of the counties of Ar- ied.I magh, Down, and Antrim, and agent to Lord Lur- by gan, is among the clearest and most satisfactory that ntwe have seen respecting the tenant-right. .Our read- ed ers will observe that every person from whose evi- at ...

... Ad-- 'FAANNCE. I 1 have received the Paris lnapers of Friday and Satur- i'o doabt existea tiiut ministers would next (this) daY, d riii ,e the secret service money bill. I f defeated ieek r -*t(rioiS, seys thoe 2'7es Paris letter, their °o ' i the Ssme-to hurry over the session, and dissolve ?? chabers in August next. Lae Peesee states, how- thlat the opposition have resolved oni a now ...

... THE lATE DUKE OF ORLEANS AND THE TURF. I f ?? I _ .. - 7 I . - . . _ .. - I (From an Artiele by Lord Ifilliam Lennox, in the Sporting Review for Janiary.) Within the last twelve years-thanks to the Sociht d' Encouragement-races have assumed in France and Belgium a more important feature than they have done for centuries; the success of Beggarman, the property of the late Duke of Orleans, who ...