... . 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, ...

... 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 ...

... THE WEATHER-THE CROPS. I C&nRL-There was h'eavy fall of rain on Satutday night, which continued up to Sinday evening, and which will prove highly serviceable to the root crops just sown, and the potatoe3. The latter crop looks most luxuriant, and pro- mises to bring forth abundantly. The supply of old pota- toes has increased to IOd. a atone in Enuis, and they are getting scarce. The cereal ...

... i THE * NIVBRS-THE ARCHBISOP In reference to the no less ?? diehonourable conduct of the Unir, pressing the letter lately adlreesed to tbat by the Archbishop of Tuaim, the a n Religion of the 8th instant contains the cutting and appropriate commenlt :- ASI DE LA RELIGIONS-JUhE 8TI1 We have publithed in cur journal the declo,~u Irish bishops and Catholics on the subject of Alr a tkq ...

... THE :WaIj The number of troops embarked fror Ft to Turkey, up to the 10th of June, is gsci; '4 72,000 men, and the embarkation of troop, 4 with great activity. rsll The camp at Boulogne is to consist of 48 troops will assemble on the 16th July. ttk The cholera has broken out with great Vir l and tbe neighbourhood. In one emall vill,3e °; dred inhabitants there have been eighty cses Br deaths ...

... REVIEW Olr TE ROYAL HOeSE GuAnDS.-On Friday morning his Royal Highness Prince Albert and the King of Portugal reviewed the royal regiment of Horse Guards in the Great Park. Tla BsEvaT.-Owing to the great pressure of businese at the War Office the brevet will not appear until Friday evening. It-will be on a very extensive scale. The lieute.. nant-generals down to Sir William Gomm become ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-.YESTERDAY. THE NEW MINISTER OF WAB.: On the motion for going into committee of supply Lord J. RUSSELL announced that it w aS the intention of the government to divide the-duties appertaining to the offilces'a of etaty fr War :ad ?? -The portion of thesa duties, which comprised everything relatin to military affdirs, wouldbe assdgned to a new Secretary of State, who would ...

... - :9frlttZlt'S outra DU6Li&, SkTURDA JUNE 17 i 4 pi TMEi CIaY, WATER SUPPLY-THE CORFORATION; r( *Until within a comparatively short time. the sa- nitary laws, so immutable, so exacting, and so im-c portmnt to all whose avocations compel them to live within the crowded circles of popalous towns, were little understood and hardly ever studied as ta sepa- ti rate and distinct .branch of knowledge ...

... CORRESPONDENCL Drirta ?? you allow me tbrough your columns tW point out how one of the fangs of Protestant ascendaicy may be 1 legally and constitutionally extracted ? Your readers are aware that the tithe rentcbarge is adjustable every seven years by the average price of cora for the three years immediately preetding the year of adjustment. It h- al30 written that ?? the average price of ...

... DUBLIN, FRIlAY, JUNE 16, 1864. CITY OF LIt 4DON ELIECTION. Mr. Urquhart, like the Trojan Prophetess, can get none to believe in his revelations They are so unlike h11 that Englishmen have been accustomed to regard with reliance and respect-the purity of their statesmen, the nationsl character of their po- licy, and their traditional perseverance in upholding the honour and extending the ...

... BY M1AGNETLCT a_ j I HOUSE OF COMlirma On the motion for going into CORYitlee l Mr. MOWBRAY moved that it be postp0e the next order of the day. He did not thiat ...