... i :? ?? ? .. .- - . I I., i;: I . I I 1 ! ? i z o as. b, C', Bit ?? 0 0 0 r?: i ;BSY MAGNL~2'1C TBL0GBA.T ,: . ?? Fr , ,Xeeman-. O~lee, .Monzday, ' O-One ?? ti THE S1IEGE wOF S1EBA~STOl (J0Xr : Adivices have': be~en . reeirve~d vxia'. Odes'sa '.from ' c ,&ebastopol. to, te.t ,28d;of Xovember.. 1;o;Iing 'h ' -imiportent 'had'- occtltr~d' !before! Seb'asopol -iup toh di ! ' The'Russian'. ...

... Wlbe4reeaitl:vs o a lat DUBLIN: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1854. TEat LORD MAYOR-THE SMITF.rIE LD MARKET. Sir Edward M'Donnel on resigning the civic chain may say with confidence that hisI mayoralty has not been unproductive of good to his native city. On Monday he occupied the civic chair for the last time as Chief Magistrate sitting in council, and it was his good fortune to be able to announce ...

... 1 i t gSOUTH DUBLIN UNIO.I ?? The Investigation into 'the facts in conunexioa 'With the reception intot the workhouse ef tis 'union, and the d1is- charge ;therefroma of two female children' iamed Leahy was F reurimed ystfrday, pure ant to 4adjournment from Tuesday last, M Ilr. G. S. ClAoWs0b, P.LI.,tin the Chair. i Mr. W. Gernon -attended as counsel for the uncloof the children. ' ' ' ' The ...

... . NORTH DUBLIN UN ION. -. ?? ._ { Itho guardians of this union held their ordinary weekly ml meeting. yesterday at the board-room of the workhouise, (01 Branawicks-treet, EAUBa S. OusAcir, XEq., J.P., in the chair. j r The following, guiaidians were in ?? Hyndman, Domville, Thee Arkins, Reilly, TO; Carolin, T9; an Mellett, Tweedy, Nugent, Erasmus W Williams, Hardy, lae Dr Brady, V C; Langan, ...

... Nfj $rhemait', 3Jornd DUBLIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1854. LOSS AND GAIN. The last accounts represent the condition of the Turks on the Danube as peculiarly critical The measured language of Omer Pasha in his despatch to the Porte was ominous, if not of positive disaster, at least of anticipated reverses, and it is to be feared the accumulation of misfortunes reported ?? have some toundation. It ...

... UBIN, W ?? alv, JUN 4i, a .DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE If, 1854. - I . . . - 1. A bit of petty malignity was consummated in the Committee of Supply on Monday. Mr. Spooner, on this occasion, was the ?? actor,'and he was se- conded in his successful littleness by one hundred and fifty-eight members of the People's House. The vote for Government Prisons, amounting to the respectable sum of £871 ...

... BY MAGNEETIC TLEGRAf HOUSE OF LORDS.yESTE.Rt DIVORCE BILL. The LORD CHaNCELLOR moved the secn of the divorce and matrimonial causes bill. Tbe j ! in matrimonial causes would by this measure be from the Ecclesiastical Courts to the Court of eiC a court of divorce' would be established. it son t Court of Chancery o hear and determine all IN matters, and to make decrees for nullity of ,, court to ...

... I TURKEY AND RUSSIA. Accounts received from Wallachia show that important events are anticipate:l in the Danubian provinces. Every preparation was beivg made for a great battle. Letters from Krajova of the 10th inst. state that the march of hussian troops towarde KIJafat was incessant. General Gortschakoff had held several ?? of troops at Giurgevo and Olte- nuiza, where large bodies were ...

... : icG ;NEI 'TCELEGAP 1a UtE 'OF LORDS-DAY.TERDAY The merobant shipping acts repeal bill was read a third 00time, andcpassed. The lnbai revenud arid consolidated fund charges bill, afte smeo discuasion, was read a third time. The several militia billa went through committee. Thd other busine's wae advanced a stage, and their lord- ships adjourned at a few. minutes before ?? O'clook' HOUSE Oa ...

... On Tuesday we had a continuation of rain, followed in the afternoon by thunder and lightning, which lasted for a considerable time. The heavy showers which fell will be of incalculable service to the crops, all of which are looking re- markably fresh and vigorous since the ?? Mer- cury. We hope that there will now be a sufficienoy of rain- although the weather may not be absolutely broken-to ...

... [ FROM, OUR LONDON vOR-PONDERt. ?? 0 Sj 0'~0 0; Londot, T2'rsda.l No rain to-day, and no government defeat last night, are the itwo remarkable domestic events which have fallen within your correspondent's notide since his last letter. Tae former, probably, has had some effect in the city this afternoon, for a considerable rise in consol3 took place between one and two o'elockt which eertainly ...

... I SAINT JOSEPHE S ASYLUL. Of the many highly iotritorious charities written it s te pride of the Catholics of sataili there is not one that ?? b r athy and sup- port. of the beiies lti St. Joseph's Asylum. While q , S a zewid penitent,- add the indigent poor, d f -D ss institatiorg and by many chari 2I stloi p nd through out the country, St ' o a in Irelscd for the aged, unms ah6 the ' d ower ...