... BIONALs I ~~~MEETINGS. : - On lest evening the Bft meeting of the session for 1866 was held in the boardroom of the Royal Dublin Society, Kildare-street. The chair was taken, at eight o'clock, by JOHN BAILBY, EqG. Prof esor Davy rad a paper on the ?? ?? properties of charcoal and .uncabrred peat- He stated that he had made several expernmentS in charred and uncharred I ts or.; the purpose of ...

... The usual weely ;meeting of the guardians of this union was held in the Board-room of the Workhouse, James's- street, on Thursday, JoT e LIOsTAIXNE In the chair. The oeier guardians present ?? Ousely Boneall D V C; Edklond Lawless, George Q Place, Dootor Wall, Simon Ledwidge, Martin Barke, D P Ryain, J P; ?? F Dowling, 8 El Gillesppie Philip Redmond, J. T Wise, Patrick Whelan, JObn Reynoldg, J ...

... ALARMlNG STATE OF TIHE COUJNTRY. TitOSE who, towards this close of thle last, Session oft Psri] aienst, attii for sorn ti 111 afterlwards, indulged in the language of conagratiulationi onl thle himroved ti moral aind souils I odton f Ireland, willd, accord- ingly, wtasid intensely wvroih at thle re-onatinotict of t' thle 1 Crime and Outrage Bill, must itow coiifesc that they were woefully ...

... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOIETY. l The annual meeting of the members of this society was held yesterday In the Council-room, College-street, at one o'lock, i I Sir GEOaBG Honwso, Bart., in the Chair. Amongst those present were the ?? Robert Shaw; J C Stronge, Esq; W li Wade, Esq; Andrew Gilli Esq; Dr Plant; N B Poll, Esq; J M Chaytor, Esq; J B Dombralne, Eeq; Thomas Bewley, Eeq; Mr Aeiiander ...

... IN thle advertising columns of a late ?? Jounlii, there appears a long letter adrssdt the(, inhabitants of Navau, by _Nr. Charles Farrell, a Dublin auictioneer of seine note, anld at member of the Roman Catholic Chnrub. As an elector of the county of Monthi, Mr. Farrell, it seems, wits pre- sumptuous enoughl to imlagine that, without conI- promising his religious opinions, lie ivas sit liberty ...

... [ Cox It' ness.] Dilsy Samly tis taken tipt thle subject of the resto- rattionl of Poland. Eleven hundlred of the l eading jeer- chanits nand gentry or htb 11 good old towii''ihave sigiwet a reqeisitioit to thle Mayor, requesting himt to caill a public meeting onl thle sublject, butl his worsbip politely refused; itt thle s~titne time, lie expressed his symiptithy in the cause of Polaind, ...

... (From the St. Loutis EveeitnqgNevs, Nov. G.) IT is before us now-that terrible scene! The mo- meot bore the long train with its load of life ap- proachlot the fatal spot, many were intently observ- ing froan the windows the well marked line which separates the thick turbidl waves of the Missouri from the pellucid waters of the Gasconade; others looked out on the long bridge Ive were ...

... DEPOPULATION OF IRELAND-TEANMT RIGHT. I A letter from the Right Rev. Dr. Derry, Lord Bishop of Clonfert, in Thursday's FnESAnaw, fur- Dishes cause for the most serious reflection. It has not been written with any political object, being merely intended to recommend the Rev. Mr. Caha- ]an, P.P. of the united parishes of Killimordaly and Kiltulla-who is at present in this city collecting funds ...

... LITEST IN'TELLIGENC\.1. [13! LIAOHETI 'TE.KG0RmiLl.] YESTERDAY'S DE ES P ATCIIE S. ,ARRIVAL OF 'IIF KING 01 S A t Di I N I A. T'lf Killne of Salrclillill rc-te3l Doit Irvin Crol' i at 8 AM He WaCts ?? by tutink1 Rnd ildt- ttlry LUethar'itien of ?? prt.1,1 to Sirdi'iittL tile- tor antl several ?? of Il! Queen's liolltsold VVeVe assellabled to wvelcolie his Mijesty 'r :wrival. TIle ltiiig left ...

... COP itR ES PO N I)D EN E. SUNDAtY BAKING. TO TIIE EDITOII OF 'TILE 1BELFAS- NEvS-jLl'rTrtil. Dcxclil Stit-May I requeest the favour ofi your ?? or i ?? to the ?? u letter, whicl I wish to brhi'g tnder lie notice of the employers ind jourileymeli ?? of l3rdfst:- In ?? of tble ?? scetis which Ihtys lately ltatikl place atthoe P,,lice Court, nhich Vv'fit vely (Lilt ytig to both parties, atill ...

... 1LACI'LY (OLON[S..TION AND A.NCIEXNT CLIttIS'TILN (ClillltuR[ (O IRELANl). A IFrurutlt: was dciiverted on ti,i l subjrot 11y tile 1ev. Dr. 12lI.vx IwX, Inlcle, ii thle (CleillUe School- Iit 1s, ina Ill evellingl ot the 2311h, i l i 1 o tlit f(itds of that illti4lotioa. 'The rev. lecturer b0eg4ali by Jshoiil tult thle (ibSt COlOnlists of ItelaLIl ?? Celts. Thit nfor t test1 CIMI Ptll ?? ...

... The following also appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:- ARRIVAL OF-THE KIG OF SARDINA . I - LONDON. I | The King of Sardinia reached Dover, from Calais at eight a.m., and was received by the naval and military authorities of the port. The Sardinian Minister and several members of the Qaeen's honseholdwere aseembled to welcome his Majesty's arrival. The King left Dover for, London at 9 ...