... LICENSED GROCRS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIETY i ?? ba.An a4 LM. otario-iuSenestti-rusY u~ ufi gwutw--v attret, Mr. JOHN N-com In the chair. 'The eGrttAU7(Mr. Brasy) aid that a ?? deal-of im- portnt busines had been transacted a theitr IStIepe5'l mutingt but the £,ublicetion of the following letter fromn Mr. Candelet, the agsnt In London, was unavoidably obllged to I be held over:- I:I London, W7. Feb ...

... DUBLIN: THURSDA1Y, MhARCH 26, 1857. LORD FALMERSTONS MANIFESTO. The Noble Lord, from Piccadilly, invites his Tiverton constituents to re-elect him. Once more he returns to the banks of the classic Exe, and shuns London, Liverpool, Le~eds and all the great coneti- tuencies which solicited the honour of returning him to his own Parliament. On such men as Lord Palmerston, who fills the world ...

... VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTE- | NANT TO THE DISTRICT NATIONAL SCHOOLS. Several of the nationil. schools in the city and suburbs were visited yesterday by his Excellency the Earl of Car- lisle, who, we underetand, intends making himself perfectly couversant with tbe working end practical utility of these inastitutions by personal observation. His Excellency wue attended on his tour ...

... The following appeared in successive Editions o' the WEEiNLY F.RuEmAN of Saturday:-I The French and English troops embarked at the Pirmue on the 28th February, at eleven o'clock, according to an order they lad received to'evacuatc the Grecian territory. THE PERSIAN TREATY. The Irndepsn!Lev gives the principalclauses of the treaty of peaee between England end Persia. The Persian ter ritory is ...

... SECOND EPITION (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Fnanis OffioePridq, TIPPERAMR ELECTION. Tharlds, 12.80, p.m. STATE OF TSA POLL- O'Donrghue ?? ?? ?? 962 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 76 Majority for O'Donogbue ?? -see Majority fot yestesday altogether fto O'Donogsht. 615S. Clinmel0 12 ook' StS~ono~re ?? ?? ..578 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 419 Majority for O'Donghue -165 The gr majority IO the whole county of Tipperary yFM ...

... GREAT MEETING IN THE MUSIC-HALL. A meeting of the friends and supporters of the Libera candidates for the repreesntation of the city, Alderman .J Reynolds and F. W. Brady, Esq., was held last evening, upon the invitation of the candidates, to make arrangement& to secure the election of these gentlemen. The Hall waa densely crowded in all its parts, and great enthuaim was evinced in the ...

... I THE IRIS. ELECTIONS __ CAe ig -A rumour was industriously circulated in Cashel that itwasthe intention of Thomas O'Htgal, Esq., QO., to have conteeted the representation of that borough with the late member, Sir T. O'Brien. We have the beat authority for stating that no ouch intention was ever entertained by the learned gentleman, but that on the contrary he is anxious for the election of ...

... i - . We have been requested to publieh the followisg corte. lpondence, which Shows that the ?? we have already e>. pressed relative to Mr. Corbally ar fully endorsed by the clergy of Meath. Mr. Corbally'd conduct during the last session has been such ea to secure for him the respect and confidence of tba people of the noble county which he bh so faitbfully represented, and we are rejoiced ...

... Before he set off on his Visit to Germany the Grand Duke Constantine carried out a great alteration in the organization of the fleet, Formerly it was divided into divislous, each of which consisted of three brigades ; the divi- slious were commanded by vice admirals, the brigades by rear admirals. According to the new arrangement intro- duced by the Grand Duke, the construction of ...

... 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 ARCHBISHOP OF TUAM AND SIR THOMAS IIEDINGTON. The following correspondence which passed be- tween his Grace the Archbishop of Tuam and Sir Thomas Rediugton, has been forwarded to us for publication. Our readers are aware that Sir Thomas has been a candidate for the representation of tbe county of Galway, and it will be observed that the correspondenec is in reference to his can- didature. ...

... THE POtSONINGS AT HONG KONG. , Tbe following account of the poisonings is from the Hing i Ktnj Reqiso-ir - * In un extra which we published on Thursday last, we had just time to call attention to the fact that an attempt had been made to poison all the consumers of bread supplied by a Chinese baker. This has naturally caused great atir and excitement during the week, and been the fertile ...