... I THE BRITISH ASSOCIArTlON.l The'twouty-ssiventh meeting of the British Association far f tbe Advanceralfu of Science wan opened yesterdfy in thillCity. e Jss~ginlg ff-ise appearances up to the present, the meeting in c Dublin promises to he one of the mast secocessful and bril. Clat light re ueniuns of the Alliociation that bas ever taken place. ti ti A very large number have already taken ...

... CAID;NAL WISEMA ON INDI,. Disoure roclet ?? Johies Cat ledral, ?? from asor ?? l Salford, orn Sunsdayt morning, PbY les Emr's nnoe Cardinral Wise- moae, on lssknf/ of) f/e Naioestdrttt and &Slfordl Catholic, Orphwan ,.4iylunsn But, now, MY brethren, let us come more closely to tile circumrstanlcea in which we are placed. We are looking anxiously forward to to-morrow, for we know not what news ...

... I Th. -nn Ago -re-9 ROOF -t~h-A o_ Ad tte crops are baing fast gatherer in throughout thbel try, and everywhere we find that the yield is Most abrnd60ta and beyond that of late years. The wheat crop is £buridliff but the oats is short in the etrvw. Reaping i t; throughout the south of Irelafld, and the wages gie ertl labourers reach to an unprecedentedly high figure. I Deto parts of Tipperary ...

... (Gt1je cetta ' JIoltruxnai L)UB3LtN: MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1857. GREAT REVOLT IN LIDIA. MASSACRE AT IDELIII-A M90 UL Ki.NG 1'IWCLADILD. The news trom India is of -a most alarming cha- racter. While a number of noblemen and gentle men were celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Piassy, which first gave the British a firm footing in the- Peninsula, and subscrip- tions were being ...

... fl Naw osr PAGsnC.LI WVcDI)EDA.-Tbis day the anai- ver3sry of the Royal Backs Agricultural Association was ce- lebratel at the Anchor, near Newport Pagnell, under the most auspicious circtmstances. Mr. Disraeli, in responding to the toast The health of the county members, said it was really distressing to find that since they bad lost met, not five months ego, one of the greatebt possible ...

... XT I~JNTCELLIGENCE. , a, An~T.TT TEEG~APIT. I ?? lJLX,1tfL%,arH MbAGNu; ?? Globe scys very he*rs have bean circulated this morning respect- hion of te Indian mutiny to the Bombay jog the ere it to say that the government hsve 5rWY Wilforletion from India in addition to that of ?? buS o is already in poS3eZion. ?? schooner Barrys has been W tS e bar t Brsde River, master and his wife lo t In ...

... *ThE IRISH ELECTIONS I THE UNIVERSITY BLEOT40N.' Mr. Wilson, the thiud candilat; IAi tibs field, 0I4T wsmon's resignation, having datermined upof conl0 ng the contest, the polling was resumed yesterday MOrnoling *t nine o'clock. When the poll closed at dve the num6era on the day were as follows:- 48 Napler . . 49 Hamilton .. . . . 5 Wilson ?? . .. Notwithstanding that Mr. Lawson reeigned on ...

... HOUSE oCOMMONSW-RDBNDAY. I __ _ _ OISE _ T Iralp ~ Th T.. M COURT OF CHANCEBfY(1RELAND) TllhL Ws PflRCBASERS BILL. Mr. WHITESIDE moved the second reading of this bill. The hon. gentleman having referred to what took place in the select committee which considered the principle involved in tbla b~ll, sald ha could not understand on what principle a court ol, chancery could convey rn estate and ...

... THE CORPOR&TION- - - ~ ?? - .au hald ves- A quarterly meeting of the municipal ?? wat, u-. J .- terday in the City Hiall. The notice papers sent to each member of the corporation stated twelve o'clock to be the hour for meeting; but notwithstanding that intimstion, and , the fact that the paper exhibited gn unusually large amount i of business to be transacted, it was not till ten minutes past ...

... THE INCOME-TAX MdOVEMENT. | CARLOW, JANq. 7.-Thore wab a large meeting of the gentry and ratepayers of the county held in the court- bouse, on Tuesday aset. A petition against the tax was adopted. TirriEIOAity.-At ae meeting of the Nenagh town cow- neissionera on Monday last, the council decided on pre- Selnting a petition to parliament for the abolition of the iscome tax. A public meeting ...

... #Cle $rcemaits ein -tat I DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1857. FACTS ABOUT 8AVINGS BANKS. *The public will exclaim- Have we not bad enough of Savings Banks ?? Abundance of discus. sion and very little fruit. The subject has been mystified in parliamentary jargon, and a so called remedial act was passed, which afforded no remedy at all, the result of which has been a distrust in such institutions ...

... 4DBI WEDEmav, ?? DUBLIN:. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAR~Y 4, 1857. It had been customary to send copies the night before delivery to the prominent London journals which next morning published the substance of the Speech, and, at the same time, saved their, official friends with a convenient perhaps her Majesty will say so and so, or in all probability such a topic will be referred to I This year ...