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... | CATHIOLIC YOUNG N SOITY. l A A a 9h ~A !_ 2X.: ' L . . I ~ .. .. . 'I A numerous meating of the membeyJ oftaheJ abve socoiety -! sw5 held lost ?? tin the readigegerooms, 04, Alng!er-i i TJie chair, ?? taken .by th Presfident, the Very Rev. Dr' The Chairian, having expegesed iis gratitude to tb6'moetatt c ig for the honour they had confkre'd'tpoubii'm inl calini on t him to preside, said, ...

... ' -THE CHOLERA-FINGLAS DISTRICT. I We feel sincere gratification in having to announce that the last official report from Finglsa stated that during the 24 hours ending yesterday ?? ?? cholerahad been developed in the district, and that no death had occurred. The new cases, we are informed, are of a very mitigated type. Although no case of cholera has, up to the present, been reported from the ...

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... THE UBLIC HE (From ihe Evening MaiL) One or two circ4mstance8s pregnant with valuable instrmc tuon as to the ' conditions of the public health bave fallen under our notice' during the last few days. It shall not be our fault if they do not beneficially attract the public atten- tion. The cholera has nearly disappeared from Finglas, and it has broken out at Kill-of-tbe-Grange, which our Dublin ...

... TENANT-RIGHT CONFEREI~. 1 The following letters from the venerable Archdeacon Fitz. gerald, the Rev. Mr. BrennAN the Rev. Mr. Meyler, the Rev. Mr. Langan, and others were Pread at the Conference on Tuesday Rathkeele, September 25, 18k4. i DEAR Srn-It wAS More Owing to remiinoss than any other cause that I was not in time to send in my name as a requiihtionist to your meeting of to-morrow. My ...

... fUpW; JiHEYi DEAL' WITR AR RSELYTIZER 1i4 ?? j ; I . NGLiAND. t t - . : , ' when required.by thepolice.-.Margardt J lne thealandla oE the White Hart, in'the !Botough-roAd, etated that sonme timetpaat;on' $nday 'orniuge'end afternoonr, i and her nejighbbiu~had b~eeumuoh anhioyed by th'e'defen rpf'anki Enether'rn oiheellei Ing: a'nibblof pesons in-front tir. *eorb; preaching ' in' a' very ...

... ~~AYAL ?? ?? TELL (* U Tihe Screw steam transport g olyrood, P. IG. Lofell bcom- rainder, arrived at Sheerness yesterday at 8yQ~ aw., landed mails, and communicated with the Commander-1irChleI, and left agaln at 10.80 - ?? for, Deptford. The IHolyrood leit Revel Bay on the 12th instant. The squadron inder 'Ad mital Pluiridge' there then consisted of the St. Georgr, Boyal $ George, xNeptune, ...

... SpIRT OFEE ?? I &brygh Vjea.a from theaSeat. of iwar;a4~ little to ?? ou-; 'i *tjsaatl lufo~rmatixca M'ttSe;andlng 'rpeeived 'orn, Hundayi evening by the British government. It'!Be moe ihowever, r tht (mPt-bS'h 1L1'f~talerivedn'the. 22d~a 'oesmbImresatioflf .r Htm: thia Orldiea Of the l7ihbif tati'ne'dAY lato thiul-od -t Raglbi85sPrttllanrd Uithji slteievak i was Itindiattly trans-I t mitted ...

... I TILE WAR. THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. LANDING OF THE TROOPS. VmNxA, WxDNEsDAY NIGHT.-Advices from Constantinople, of the 16th, state that 25,000 French, and 25,000 English, and 8,000 Turks landed safely at Eupatoria on the 14th inst., with- out meeting with any resistance. They imme- diately commenced marching on Sevastopol. The transports returned to Varna for the reserve. This is ...

... ?? 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 ...

... I, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPfJf . j . I * .I PENINSULAR MAIL. SOUTEucPTOX, MONDAY Mounxii.- ,Ibsria Steamer ar- rived; dates Gibraltar, 16tb; adlz;, 16th; Lisbon, 19th; Vigo aud Oporto, 2Otb. She brings 18,0001. in speoie. At Liebon the vine disease was no better, and it wwas computed that the vintage 'will not produce mnore than oun fourth of the quantity of wine nade in 1852. Excsangs on Lsndon ...