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... DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO UPSET A CAILWAW I (prom a Cosw's'dsFeldnf of t155 Een6#,Ma0.) ~ tA. On Friday night, the 15th inet., between eleven and . twelve~qolldok, fhe ths abi-tia~of ?? its neigh- b'ourhood were thrown into aatate ?? ,the utmbat! conaterna. tion and dismay iby'?thoi ?? 4tel1ig~nde that an e' exoursion 'train, WonsIalingo fc pwardi&' ,b1taenty car- riages,t.Vhich MdIfflt si en ...
... I Ehe m A% 9. - -1 DUBLIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER21, 1854. I WHY IS THE LOAF 80 DARA? Ireland is the land' of crime, if the Morning, Chronicle be any authority. Police statistics, never very accurate, and, as we showed on a former occa. Sion, consciously or unconsciously perverted to establish a case, are worked up by the Chronicle to prove the great moral superiority of England. We shall not ...
... 'I 'fl, I. .1 -. , -- 7 R , t ?? I 'Y -- ,X11-1 ?? ?? I.. . , _ I BOMBARDAIENT OF ODE1SSA. e VIBNN&, SZm. l9rs.-A private despatch has just been Hreceived announcing the bombardment of Odessa on three sides at once. No date is mentioned. The intelligence comes * |rosurpm Glasz, ar is repeats& in the .lesimdn Btaq of to-- e day. This journal adds that the result is unknown, but that steamers ...
... ?? i.. OSTOF TV ?? I The firsat ?? landing of the allied forcea'at Eupatoria ou the 14h instant was transm'vitted on'the 16th by 66 Intercniunoio or Adstrian niinister'at Constantinople to n Ganerai Crotnini, now in ?? 6'f the Austrian troops in _ Busharcst. The coitier reached tbat plue on the 19th, and the important meege wis iustantly forw'arded to her nearest :Aqetriau tel'grapihio ...
... PXRSSENTATI'A'ON OF A I'AUEWELL ADDRESS TO ;.THE REV. JAMES CASSIN, C.O., ST. PAULS. The Christian Doctrine Confrattrnfides of St. Paul's, Arran-quay, baving felt desirous of presenting some token of their lasting esteem and gratitude to the Rev. James C5asein, C.C., previous to his departure on the Californian mission, appointed a commuittee to draw up an address and collect sub- scriptions ...
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... - TERAINT CONFERENCE. I _ - - . 'I We publish in another column a requisition,, in course of signature and' already numerously signed, calling together a: conference on ?? ques- tion. The object and necessity of this meeting' aire very obvious-as plain, indeed, as the betrayal by the Government of a question which they professed not alone to advocate, but were anxious to carry. With promises ...
... Having been informed that cholera had made its appear- ance in Fnglae, we deeply regret to state that, on visiting the district yesterday evening, we ascertained that up to that time there had occurred in the village and district ten fatal cases The frat case occurred on Monday last. In all the cases, we understand, there had been premonitory symptoms. Dr. Barrett, the medical officer of the ...
... ITHE~ CHOL.W-E i ! ?? ' ?? 1 B oARD OF TrnRc, WmEvUTUAeu, Smr. 11-The IRight HOD. the Lord; of£ the- Committee of Privy Counhil for Trade and Plantations have received;; througbh the Sectetary of' State for Foreign Affairs a copy of a despateh from her Majesty's Consul at Slokheolm, announcing that the Board of 'Trade in that city have deolared the barbours of Aland, Cronstadti Rendes, Londonv ...
... r RESIGNATION OF ARCRDEACON WILBERFORCE I Archdeacon Robert Wilberforce has resigned his prifer- mente in the church; partly in consequence of-the steps whlch)3ad been taken in reference to his published opinion o 4iwtb 'tebjeo± of the Eucharist, and partly'iii consequence of the.inreasslng doubts on the que3tion of the royal supremacy. Tqe f llowing ire t .)et'ter s bvhich lsa epassed between ...
... LORDS ~~YN~JBUB~T~ Abi OL1I ADE AN I THE ?? ?? ~~~AT NEWCASTLE. ?? i ?? . t . L __ At'the-reoent-publionmeeting held ?? se-opon.T' yne,; on the subject of the war, besides agreeing to a memorial to her Majesty urging a more ,deided and energetle girosecutionj of the hbstilitibbhatghit Ruassa oni the phit U-iugland, a resolntion~waiiaddptrid efre33ife..:i.the gratitude and re-1 spect ol the ...
... TO THE EDITOR OiF THE FREEMAN. September 6, 1854. DEAR Ssii-The good Countess of Shrewsbury, who is as charitable as noble, has given 201. annually during her own life to be distributed by the nuns in charity, and principally on the poor children who will frequent their sCboole. The committee also gratefully record the following dora- tions:- Hon Mrs V OVC Blake, Bunowen Castle £5 0 0 V O'C ...