... .. . . . . . ., , -. .. a - -, ?? j , Although not much in the habit of'borrowing from our medical cotemporarncs, unless, as in the precent instance, when tho subject becomes of general interest, we are tempted to re-produce the following extracts from a letter lately pub- lished under the above heading in the Dublir Medical Press. The writer seems to be writhing under the injustice of mal ...

... - - - I . , CONCLUSION OF THE JTHE nBa-CsrneasrohlAe, MA ReL- Bo130OU0.STREET CATHEDUAL.-On yesterday the con- eluding ceremony of this solemn and auspicious event took place in the Cathedral Church of the Conception, Marlbo- rough street, wherein its blessings and spiritual privileges were first proclaimed, and thrown open to the faithful of this city. Edifying indeed was the spectacle ...

... .L. ENGLISH ELECTIONS ir~~wo . IT ADA Am 54 VEUTON -LORD rAAi1ERsTo0 'S ADDREcSS.- The mayor of this borough has received the writ, for the election of a representative in the room of Viscount Palmerston, who has accepted office under the new administration; and Monday next has been fixed for the nomination. The noble viscount has issued the following address to the electors, soliciting a ...

... TA THAN MP. - ce mt O TU T'HE EDITOR OF THE Er5OEEA. 85, Eccles street, 28th December, 1862. Deict SIR-Wbile the fall of empires and the mutations of administrations are minutely recorded and anxibusly con- sidered, let us not be entirely forgetful of those changes in our social customs in the humbler walks of life, which are as certainly, though less noiselessly, affecting the condition of ...

... I At a meeting held in Kilfenora, on Sunday, the 26tb ult., of the ratepayers of the electoral divisions of Kilfenora, Kilshanny, and Smithstown (union of.Eonistymon), con- vened by requisition numerously and respectably signed, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:- Resolved-That we view with dismay the unabated pressure of poor rate taxation in this union, amounting to an ...

... (From the Plymouth Journal.) The Ocean Queen, Captain William Horn, was wreclked, and all bands on board drowned, only a few miles from Ply- mouth, in the gala on Sunday night. The Ocean Queen left Londoa about a week ago, with a full general cargo, two pas- sengers, and a crew of about thirteen hands, for Jamaica, one of the West India Islands. On Sunday night a gale commenced at about eight ...

... E~lie $rteemtauwo I DUBLIN: MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1858. SADDLED AND BRIDLED. to THE IRISH HACKS. . The Telegraph of Saturday, in the fury of is rage at the exposure of the red flag of treason which was concealed beneath-the popular banner it had hoisted, assails the FtnEmIAE, with the choicest selections from its Billingsgate vocabulary. We are aware so that there exists, as a standing ...

... AWFUL SHIPW1lECK ON THE COAST OF THE I . ..COUNTY WXFORD. -(F~rom c Cosrespoudeit of as Wafterford News.) About half-past seven o'clock on Wednesday morning, the 22nd *ultimo, a Polacca rigged brig was seen running tbrougb Bannow Bay right- before the wind, which was blowing a hurricane at the time from about S. by W. She passed outside the Kewe Islands, which lie about a mile and a-half from ...

... MAYORALTY OF.DUBLIN. INAUGURATION OF LORD MAYOR FOR 18513. Saturday last-the first of the new year-being the day appointed under the Dublin municipal act for the formal in- stallation into office of the citizen elected to disebarge the duties of chief magistrate and president of the corporate council during the ensuing year the ceremonial of his lord- ship's investiture with the special ...

... !THE LATE HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE NEAR THEI WAROFFICE. . | The following further particulars of this atrocious case appear in the London papers of Saturday:- At the Bow-street police office yesterday, Inspector Sheppy, of the A division, accompanied by the mother of a little child who was cruelly stabbed by an unknown band, And is now lying at Charing-cross hospital, attended before Mr. Jardine to ...

... ORANGE RIOTINGS IN GREENMOC ?? G d # Aindl that: a aeries of A-i.- We regret to nun tuns; - .-ea Ui sytemnatic a arising out of religious differences, have been again allas on Saturday and Sunday evenings for someaw ablig m- and with such organisation as, in all caess to enbl ace real offenders to escape. We are informed it is e the practice for the young members of the Orange bed cr th am ...

... T'HE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY-FAREWELL AD- DRESS .TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. -A deputation, consisting of Hefrly Kemmis, Esq, Q C, and Sir William Betham,, Tiee-Presidents; L E Foot, Esq, and Professor Harrison, M D, Honorary Secretaries; Lord Talbot de Malahide, .J F Waller, L L D; J F Duncan, M D; Major Fairfield, Professor Barker, M D ; the Governor of the Bank of Ireland; Henry Carey, Esq, Walter ...