... The London correspondent of the Evening Maol eaya-. The fr ollowing particular as to military arrangements I have juist heard from whtat I coneitder to be g!ood autborit~y. Ten~ rew ei~ijnents of the line will be asked for from parlia.. merit. Amongst flarni~ 'mill W' the third' battalions of the Coldetrenam and Fusilier Guards, of the Rinle Brigade, and of the 60tti(tbe depot of thelaftter ...

... I AGRICULTURAL STATISTICO FOR 1864. We have just received a inost inportant return from the Registrar General, Mr. Domielly, showing thq extent' of land under crops for: each 6e6qty in 1868 ,and 1854. The returA for the latter year has been compiled from the townland re- turns, and though some slight corrections may be necessary to-insure complete accuracy, on the- whole theqe. returns wilfl ...

... 'iEbe I-recumlls ?ulurllat DUBLIN: THURSDAT, XOVEMIIER 9, 1854. THE WAR. Sevastopol suffers under all the horrors of war, The town was reported to be all on fire-the streets strewn with the unburied dead, Six thousand corpses are said to be infecting the air, and twice that number of wounded rot in the hospitals. Yet the garrison exhibits no symptom of despondency Though the guns in several ...

... i : i -1 - L _ T. - .FT .A., - ._ _ :I1 The Northem 'Whig thus describes the deplora- ble mismanagement of the affairs of the city of Belfast by the Municipal Council. Surely, if there be any shadow of grounds even for such charges, it' is the duty of the lav officers to render every facility for the full investigation -of the subject; and if there be not, it is equally their duty, and that ...

... LICENSED GROCERS' AND VWITNMRS' SOCITY The committee met as usual, on Wednesday, at bhe SCo loge Tavern, Y rk-'t.9t, e ,! - , I Mr. aso~oa5f 'CoRTtAc in the chair.0 Mr. James O'Reiily handed in the ren edusb8oription of fir. Joseph Shannon, grocer, Bishop:etreet' and also his own subscription. The Chairman did not know how he stood on the books, but he, would then hand in bis renewed ...

... ix : WretnaYntoi-9oural DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1854. Intelligence of some importance has reached us from the land of fable, so that' the locality must determine the value which the reader will attach to the communication. It seems that Prince Gort- chakoff, who, like a true Muscovite diplomatist, had been huxtering with Austria about our old friends, the Four Points, has at -ast ...

... HEALTHPOF TJHE FRENCa TROOPS BEFORgE- I ?? -: -S.ATPLD: ;. ?? : -} The French Minister of War ha' iece ived from Dr. ?? Levy, the raeidcal inspector to the a ;rmy'f'the'east, the fol. lowing letter:- ''Before Sebastopol Oct. 27.c * 61 Mom31E;uB SLa MAOcO5AL,-T05 siege;jC cohtinueI with vigour; neverthales6, the daily number of the wounded is not considerable.;: it varies between 3iiteen and ...

... - TRB GDLLEGW HISTOBW(AVIOq~Y The eleventh ?? lo tbe Revdived w ?? Of Unity College-s N o' fteneied Ilat eveigalj. ,To meeting, which ?? all took p laae it~tb4 lig-hall.U which ~ ~ 16'torAea ?? t it6 It watiffeeod v to Its -fiU as m e ?? all ipk5l# ~ltit ptdbngs 'Ds~dai was suitably arrhngqd ad,,nihdfig te aiodmodatlon 44Xthe'p ~ ~ ~ we inplnior .vcredab~ie~to the taste of Mlr. Jbha B41 ?? ?? ...

... t ourizat '61)c oreclualro. J( -- - - ?? .. ? I DUBLIN: SATURDAY,, NOVEMBER 12, 1864. THE WAR. Prince Menschikoff is the most trustworthy of the Rasaian generals. Though he be a little naughty-and, for our parts, we do not believe the picture stories and amatory correspondence found in his travelling carriage-he 'is far more: veracious than the Gortchakoffs and Bebutoffs, who, in the most ...

... F TI:1± WARD I (Br-MATlr TBLE~GRAPH,); ANOTHER BATTLE BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, (Fron omh l fni e im. .: We have reee ived the folloo ing inmportant tele- graphiC despatch, foiwarded from Constantinople to Selim by Courier, and .ttnce t to, ienna, and by telegraph from our Correspondent a at the latter city. It is dated Constantinople, November 16. ?? the 19th the R Ri ussians attacked the French ...

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... DUBLIN SANITARY ASOCI'TION; ,A,, __Xa_ AA s ,_jawof MAA _ _* . _. - .1. d The weekly meeting of this association was held yjsterday, 9! at half-past three o'clock, at the Royal uablri Society House. The chair was taken by I Sir EDWARD BOROUGH, Bart.' i The members present were SirHenry Jervie, Bart; Jasper s Wheeler Rogers, Esq, &c. Mr. M'Manni, head uaestereof'the 8s government schools of ...