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... POSTAL C0MMUNIGATION:BBTWEN ?IRELAND I , I 1 .AND E.N~iLAND.I The activity and zeal with which the Chamber of Commerce, and their able HonorarySe4 tary, Mr. Coddha~ve pro2ecutedthe subjectofostal'comwuni- cation seems likely to be rewarded with succes. The select co mmittee, as our readets are awpe, reported in favour of the bill redentlyintroduced~forsiflro~ving the comuninication between ...
... TIUI . WAR. BY A G'wB TIC tELEGRAPH. D1pSATCH FROM1 GENERAL PELISSIEB. pAX19, TUESDAY MORTM,.-The Mauifew publisbel a ?? from general Pelisiaer, dated, the evening of the gtb J00, which coatsins the followin g:-_ liou? poition is unaltered. A ?? of; the ,iisas against the works whlh.we have taken remained witheut rsult The eb my lis abandoned the bttery called Stcond Mal, and the right of ...
... DL INe MONDAY, J oUNE 1tai DUBLIN: MONDAY, JIUNE 11, 18556. I ~ CAPTURE OF THE MAMELON. The French have followed up their successes with unexampled rapidity. They have had their little Inkerman, on the 22nd of May-the passage of Tchernaya on the 26th, and r5ow we hear of the most brilliant of all their feats, the capture of the famous Mamelon, which is familiar to our lips as if we had been ...
... RAILWAY REURS. GEE=AT SOUrtEO1X AN'D WFsTisu.-(Open to Carlow) s Tullansore, and Cork-2034 ?? of trafic for I the week ending June 9th,, 1855 :-Passengers, parcels. horses, carriages, mails, &c., £4,129 Is 3d; merebandisa '.nd cattle, £1,822 2s 7d; total, £6,951 Be 10d.-Correi- pouding week in 18544188 miles) :-Passeagers, mails, &e.. f £3,672 17S Id-; rneraandii rnd cattae, l;¢,60412sa d- L ...
... I BY MAGNETIC . TELEGRAPHI I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The Cambridge university bill went through committee. The ecclsias5tical property (rola~d? bill~paesed a second reading.' Their lordships rose at a quarter to nine. HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. The adjourned'debate on the prosecution of I the war was again resumed. Mr. ROjEBUCK commenced a speech by alluding to the addross of Sir J. Graham ...
... REFORM! REFORM! I REFORUI! !! TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMSAE. SiR--Truth. is the same yesterday, to-day, and for ever.- The enclosed, though eight years' old, (published in the Philatomshrnpist, edited by me--number for June, 1&17), is but too applicable to our present times. Lamentable truths! IWill you be so good as to give it a place in your really independent journal, and you will much ...
... VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTE- NANT TO THE NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF WHITE- I FRIAR-STREET AND WESTLAND-ROW. n5 Yesterday, at three oclock, his Excellency the Bar] of he Carlisle visited the Female National Schools of Saint Peter',, tr. Whitefnlar-street,; ascompanied by his aid-do-camp, Captain he Fitzroy,:aid his private secretary, Mr. PFolaniby; He was In. received at the entrance to ...
... THE DUBLIN HOSPITALS- VISIT OrF TtirE LORD | LIEUTENANT. ; 1 I On Friday the Lord Lieutenaent vislted the eardwioke Fever Hospital, the Whitworth Medical Hospital, and the Richmond Surgical llospital, North Brunswiek-itreet, and wae received by Dr. Corrigan, Physielan-in-Ordlnory to the Queen; Dr. Banks, Dr. U. M. h'Dowel, Dr. Gordon, Kurgeone Hutton, Fleming, Adams, Hamilton, and'Smith; ...
... OPBERATE BOOT MqD SHOEMAKERS' ABBOOIA- I I 'TION-&,AREGATF'T .TRADE.. M 'F f f }& A numerously iattended and respectable nieetlig oF ti'S V above trade was0 held yesterdsy in the Lieture Theatre of the PC Meehanica' Institutlon, for the purpose of takilg into codelt th deration the present condition and proespects df 1i!d trade PC generally, and alto of deteamining on the best 1 S10111 it ...
... IRISH RAlLWAY RETURNS, MAD? DP Tro R 1sEIPEATOElO DATES A31 UNDER: Name of Railways 1a865 1s4 a£; . d,- :l a. d. reat Southern & Western (June 2j 6246 7 15 6419 13 9 24ldland Great Western (June81 .. 2901 8 8 2684 10 10 Dublin and KItgeotuwn (June 5) ,. 1129 14 9 1582 4 3 Dublin and Drogheda (June G . 1408 2 a 1291 0 61 Ulster (May 26) .. ,. 1229 5 2 100 2 b Belfast und Htallysnena (June 2) ...
... I BY MA GNETC TELEGRAPIL OFFICIAL FRENCH DESPATCHEM. spatohes of the sucemes at Sebastopol and in the aft o Azoff. They ae nearlye Idenidal with the quth d'i, patches, which appeared Iin ysterday'. Faintxa . The French CommaFh ?? i ays ter: * evening, 7th of June, we took possesion of slzty.twe g In the captured redoubtS. Thirteen officers were MM, pd. aernere. O ar loss is considerable, a ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAENT. I HOUS&E OF COMMION 3WXpNsDAY, JUNE 6. MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. A. nlumber of petitions were presented against the endow-b ment of Maynootb, and the debate, adjourned on the 1st of-' Mtay, was resumed by Mr. Sergeant OBRIEN, who slaid that the establishment V against which the motion of the aon member for North r Warwickshire was directed was not thi result of hasty :or d ill ...