... -db~e freemait' !0ournal DUBLIN, MUNDAY, JULY 24, 1854. IIE -iA1. 11~I.IE WVARO. The ministerial demand of three millions more to carry on a war, in which tile 'British navy has lost a war steamer with some hundreds of sailors made prisoners, is rasher too strong even for -the Tim.s There is every disposition to allow ministers the fullest latitude, and to help them liberally to the si- news ...

... THE WEATHER-TEE CROPS. CrABL-The weather Still continues clAugeable; we have Ialternate showers and hetiL TLe potato disease ha appea partially in several placea in the eountry, but not to an ex. tent to give the slightest cause of arm as to the safety Of the crop.Jsoursal, Kxarsy.-Having sojourned during the pat week In the uDantry, and driven about in various districts, we can, fro,, I ...

... BY E9LEGTRIC TELEGRAPI ENGLISH FUNDS-YEmnnDAY. LONDoN SToOK MOD SuARE MARiKEL-English incht buoyant in the forenoon, but the 3light rise which tbla occurred was not throughout supported. Railways &ctijo, and quote generally a shade better. Land and Bank abam firmly supported. Crystals closed at 4 18-16 to 15-16. I foreign no material chdnge. Mexicans 244 1i Spanish i 7; ditto 18k 19; ditto 81 ...

... glje fremacus $ot DUBLIN, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1854. ' MEDICAL REFORM-THE EDUCATION AND EX- AMINATION OF CANDIDATES. | Our recent observations on the late fatal opera- tion in the London H ospitals, and the practical con- clusions we drew from it in reference to medical education, have brought us piles of letters from professional and non-professional men. Tb.e com- mon sense of some of. our lay ...

... I.n LATE2PR IOM BRIAMEBR * ?? , . . D.: ?? ( - X, ?? I .,-II I ARRIVAL, OF. THE ARABI-A, (.tiom OUR OwitcOnlexSlorWiwrr.) Liverpool, Sunday. The British and North American royal mail steam ship . .Jsiba, CeptainJudkin, arrived here shortly before eight o'clock'tbis moIn`iingd.-: She ailed from' New--York- on. theb 28th ultimo, and brings 174 passengers and 280,000 dol-. lare in specop on ...

... I =. ?? THE CATHOLIC ~OHU * . (n Monday hsetp weheld theq m pt!$ts~oom otoratlon olf Mlrd. Elizabeth Bebe, oi' tbis to~wn, tbe motli'er of our excel-' Xlen, ipar '$priest;', he.Bev.- James'., Roc he.' ',It'wtas zattended by the bishop antd over~forty clergy!., 7AtShigh~inase3the Rev eIamnes, Roebe, P P, officiated .as high ?? R;oche, CO, Eonlscorthy, as dea~con, end Father JoiLii Roche, OS0 F, ...

... I Sr.:URE.CE O'TOOLHiS SEMINARY-ANNUAL | pt- ' ?? -h C J , SES. .1 A.. --and ?? and distribution of premiums at tbh Ut seminary of St. Laurence U'fole, Harcourt-etreet, termi- ina tep yesterday in a most agreeable and gratifying manner hje in the presence of a large ann highly respectable assem blage. On no similar occasio3 since the Opening of this establisblent has there been so crowded an ...

... I -, MEDCA ?? __ a ,IN. if`, 7.L ' i ?? PEDICAL EUAMfNATI'-'-!;: 1 ?? 1 0 | .5l - Wil dr..-uapyd6,,aluejlfu,'lr~ta ma i htnenemver 0p65541 £t:ds le l ?? creeta roken 1im6, mould trot get his license i iaay: sf the' sI C0eyes19 ,1d05 ' U 6'p ?? ?? . * 't ai Ciunu6t express s to' you 'witb what feeling6 of un- j ill Tixed gratifieation' I have read your'misterly leading articles fsl otiosibjocI ...

... II!y rDOUSE OF LORDS-BIDAY, JULY 7. ace The house resolved itself into a committee of privileges. ry, Lord REDEsDALE in the chair. sin TRE GuANDlBOA PEERAGE, lis- ~Mr. Fleming appeared for the plaintiffi lee TheA vtoruey.General and Ir. dlarke Watched the case md for the crown. vas Several witnesses were examined: for the Claimant, and m- evidence taken with regard to d -atbs, births, &c, tad ...

... I THE 'OABMELIT CaURnis AUNGtIsts'r RT- LADY OF MOUtoNrT OARMEL. The Feast of the Commemoration of our Blessed Lady of Mount Carmel was celebrated yesterday, tbe anniversary of the festival, in the Carmelite Church, Aungier street, with a degree of solemnity and splendicur befitting the occasion and the honoar due to the Mother of God. The day on which the church celebrates the presentation ...

... TE, BIERy BTILL. , the,,te'st.ohonesyin thy prev` io , o briberjtis a solemn r dclaretion to le made~by candidates :and members, thiat they had not, b .prijv, ,diec tlyor indiretly,' 'to the corruption of the voter;$ ,When- ,the .latte ?? ;o.t.z rysfyere. pe s ?? the' debua~uh, of~eonsbi',eie it' was only fa'ir Oat the 4former, wvho cffor~de4~,lthe ,timuilus,; should~wehst sub iit tio a ...

... PROSELYTISM IN KILDARE-BREAKING UP OF I I' rR-THE SYSTEM. I It is a significant truth that every fact occurring in the proselytising movement which works its way into light, through any other medium than the proselytisers themselves, goes to prove that the system is in the agonies of dissolution, and that the most ordinary vigilance on the part of the people and of their guardians is enough to ...