... LICENSED GROCFERS AND VINTNER'S: SOCIETY. I X The ?? ro ad --i - . . n 10ue Rommittee met, as usual, on Wednesday, at theroms; College Tavern, 17, York-street, Mr. MIcHASE O'Locu0aLctc in the: chair. Mr. John Byrne felt great pleassre in banding in one sovereign, renewed subecription, from one of the moets re- spectable members of their society, and who, not only volun- teering this, accords ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApML FOREIGN -NEWS.. (From the third edition of tice Times.) According to the Presee,the Rnseiati forces in Asia have fallen back as far as Eriven, after sacking Baiazaid; Russian agents, disguised as Bedouins, haie been arrested at Damascus. GREEOs-ATseXWNs.-The King positively refuass any in. demnity to Turkey. It was reported at Constantinople that a serious rebellion had ...

... ! ; -DUBLIV - ITARY, A.| Thbe weekly meeting of this Wassol io bseid y Itern !day ii the board-roohilbf the BRoyal Dub)fiS I;:Huse. Tho chair was taken by . I 1 ., , Sir ED*AAD BOROU8' Bar-L i There 'welt lpfenit also Sir Hebr*'Jeivis li b,; tor B~rne, Jitames 'aughton, Bobrtiioy Jmpr Wheeler lRogers, 13sqss.* &c. . . , j, .dJ 1 ?? S..: Nbl ?? AC. ;; Thei yeeklifedtoi ftoi tb;&vatlons ...

... THlE IRISH PARTY-THE KILKENNL I I - .WBANQUET, (FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS.) Theelectors of the county and city of Kilaenny enter- tained their representatives, Mr. Sergeant Shee,- Mr. John Greene, and Mr. Michael Sullivan, at a public banquet on Teesday evening, to mark their entire approbation of the upright and zealous conduct of those gentlemen as members of the Irish party of independent ...

... -O toTHE EDiTO BAN OF TH |REM -April 9thj,1864. tot DicAr StL-~As your deservedlyp popular journal-has been eV .on all occasions the ?? and able SUPpODAter Of WI justice and trOttb, I'lfeel co nfident that yne wilihaive no Ob-, ?? -jection, ?? would make it the channel to communicate to. i, the public a few 'factsi mpepet ng the *orkings-ofprose).ytism~ -a in this remote.-fparii of Jonausghti ...

... KINsGSTOWN. APacL 80, '54.-I perceive by a communication from Holyhead that, on last Thursday night, during the preva- lence of a smart breere from the ?? that''the 'western portionr of the breakwater of the new barbour osfifered huch,' the sea running beavy earried away'rs' leugths ofl piles, which were about tweity-five feet apart, and at-the sam:e time started six lengths more, breaking ...

... ETbe eea 'lls jfourtirat DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1854. LISMORE JUSTICE-OUTRAGE IN A CHIAPEL. On Friday last we published a report of Some remarkable proceedings which took place on' the 28th ultimo, at the Petty Sessions of .ismore- remarkable not only from the important and inte- resting nature of the question at issue, but as illus- trating the species of justice that is too often dis. ...

... |: , IRT BILL. The'Mrsnin Chroidble'says, the'bill ujcii this important and much-debatedqsstilon, which was referred to .a select 'coiommittee, b'aa been brought bf'ore the Ieo'us of Lords.py ?? of Iqewvastle. Under its present form, as amended by the.selectcommittee, it contains 140 clauses in addition, to several schedules, and is entitled An act to consolidate, and amend the lawS relating ...

... I THE LOUTII ELECTION-5MR. FORTESCUE'S I - CONSISIENCY! The nomination takes place to-day, and, from all we have heard, there can be little doubt of Mr. Cantwell's triumph over another stipendiary of the Treasury. Mr. Cantwell has had to sautain volleys of abuse and invention niore constant than dan- gerous-but he has not condescended to notice either the originators or their charges. He has ...

... I TIHE . WAR. I LATEST INIELLIGENCEO i FRANCE. V (From ftee Second Edition of tfe Tmes.) b PARIS, TnUllDAY MORNING.-The Duke of Cambridge P arrived at Strasburg this morning on his way to Vienna, 5 and left again at half-past ten for Frankfort, accompanied by ? one of the Emperor's side-de-camps.- The Prussian minister It presented, on Wednesday, a letter from his Sovereign to the tA Emperor. ...

... I THE . CATHOLIC CHURCH. I CHURCH OF ST. ANDREW, NWESTLAND-ROW- MEETING OF PARISHluNg,11S. We regret that pressure on our -pace to-day compels us over until our, next the report of the influential meeting hold in the above church an Sunday last, relative to measures to be adopted for the improvement and architectural embelishinent of the sacred edifwie, and for the increased accommodation of ...

... GREAT CATHOLIC DECLARATION-AGGREGATE a I MEETING. seo followi1g names have been received by the com- mittee since our leat, to be afixed to the declaration :-Right Rev Dr Kilduff, Bishop of Ardagb; Rev Dr Marshall, Missionary Apostolic; Jamed M'Cann, Eaq, M P; Rev ThOB O'Dwevyr, R C C, Cuttlestown; Loftus H Bland, Resq, M P Enniskerry ; James IPCann, M P; Randall M'Donnell, Glenariff, county ...