... I l I The usual weekly meeting of the association was held at the Royal Dublin Society House on Tuesday, Sir EDWARD BoRoucit, Bart., in thechair, The other members present were-Dr. Vance, Dr. Tufnell, J. Haughton, R. Molloy, P. Neville, and J. Loach, Esqrs. Mr. Read, who was in attendance, read the following re- port of the nuisances abated in the various police districts for the week ending ...

... DR. CUIGLLFN ON THIE C:OLIEGES. T'irt Anti-Cipen:ic:att Titiular I mitliC of Irelantdi has just all:messed a ?? tius ietter To the Catimli! ClIrtv of tile A rcl- ?? of Ar mtaghI, by waty .f an expositione of the ytolth tf Itilatdi, ivo C titttl his cltifrures are strivilig to Ieprlive of the ttdivantatges of ?? ill the ?? colll!ges antil ittiversities. Tllte ?? illc ttlerilly ttjieies ?? ...

... 17HE CArHULIC UNIVERSITY. Every day brings new evidence of the zeal and earnestness with which the people of this country are determined to co-operate with the hierarchy in establishing in this kingdom a high order of educa- tion, free from the trammels of the state, and in which the national spirit and the Catholic sentiment of the land may find full and genial development. The third monthly ...

... I THE BIGOTS OF BIREENHEAD SNUBBED AGAIN! (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONeDENT,) Birkenbead, 8, rPm., Tuesday. The fanatics here, whose days and nights are rendered mi- serable by visions of roaring bulls and red hats, have again run a-muck agai 'ist public aud popular freedom. In this case, however, the friends of civil and religious liberty can afford to laugh at their ludicrous position, without at ...

... -A s - ,. Time Army ?? Bill has beenl witidr twn. Thle rcasoli assigned is that thle levy' is ilt actuali course of operatirm, but hopes ale eel ertained that inl a shtoit ti no a no less numbe! of soldiers will be sent homio be-.fnre thle expirat~inn of thecir Perijod of service. The Coltastre-ative papers are pleased %with Sthe reseltl while the Riepubslietif journals express very oppo site ...

... TH1E CRYSTAlr PALACE IN IIYDE-PARK. Sr e cr, our last riotice of tliis great building the progress ua tie iii its construction hias really beets wonderful. The .rapidilty vii lh which the wvorlk is pushed forwarid he~i a every-i thineg of tile hindl that has eves bitect atictemptedi even in this laril if inidustry, aid wye kniow cf so thilig whirls canl at all coosi)IIIC With it, es cepit, ...

... ENL.AIGEEN'T OF THlE NEWS-LETTEILJ ITS PUBLICATION THREE TIMES A-WEEK. FAvounrED, as the NeiavsLelterlias been, with the dis- tinction of being familiar as a household word to tree homes of this town and province, during the long and eventful period which has elapsed since the date of its establishment in 1737, it is now the. giateful task of its proprietors, at the coinmencement of the ...

... I-iitclffgolm ?? ?? traffio on this railseat for th! wveek endiiiur 7thl Decemb er, 1-i a: i't.seigel,., qi),IM-3 mut, £71 S Ift Goods, ?? . 43.5 17 U-.C907 C 1 Corresponding wek, 1.849 :- Passengers, 9,101; amnount, £-39.9 1-3 2 9 -171119 BALL1MENfFN llAir~w.A',-'1he traffin oil thfii railway for the wieek: coding, 7th December, 1F5.5, was-.- P'assengeirs, .5,913; itaiount, £ -35 L 16 4 Good. ...

... FuREIGN IN TELLIGEN CE. (From the Londonjournals of yesterday.) FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY, 5 ?? demand which I already mentioned had been made by the Chamber of Commerce of Nancy, to prohibit the importation into France of embroi- dered muslins, has produced considerable sensation in Swit- zerland, and instructions have been given to the Swiss Mi- nister in Paris on the subject. The Minister of ...

... PRESENTATION OF THE NO-I POPERY ADDRESSES TO HER . MAJJSTY. (From tae Times.) The city of London, the University of Oxford, and the University of Cambridge on Tuesday laid before their Sove- reign the expression of their indignation at the endeavour by the Bishop of Rome to exercise a power which the realm of England has almost ignored. The attendance was worthy of the great occasion. The ...

... RESIGNATION T. PAUL'4 The following impeare eared in yes- terday's Tznes. - N St. Barna ,lice, Dec. 4, 1850. My LORD-On reviewing the correspondence which basg been carried on between your lordship and myself since July 1, I find that in my letter to you, dated July 15, 1 wrote as follows:- (in the one hand, as I hope it will be clearly under- stood that, conscientiously, I cannot forego any ...

... I - . ..ST. BARNABAS CHURCH. The curiosity of the public in reference to the proceedings at this and the neighbouring church of St. Paul's, Knights- bridge, appear not one whit to have abated. Indeed, as each day rolls on, the natural consummation of Tractarienismio is more anxiously looked for, and it would seem as if eveiy one wished to be in at the death, when the step should be finally ...