... RAILWIAYS IN IRELAND. e Fec t At the last meeting of the Institution of Civil Engi. IVneerg the following very interestin Y paper was read, ' On ,ti~n thre Railway Systemt im Ireland, the Government kid ttee, afforded, arid thle nature avd results of Coiirty Guaran- aeteesm, by Nir. G. WN. Ilemarre, Mll Inst. C.E. : Late This communricationr was; suggested by the address of ither Mr. Locks, ...

... IMB. NE WDEGA 7TA, M. P., and MR. SPOONER, AIMP., in )VAPJVICKSIRE. y n RUGBY, TnUR.SDAY. I The anniversary of the Rugby and Danchurch Conserva. tive Association was held this afternoon at Rugby, when a g lrge number of the gentltielen asnl farmers of Warwick- 6shire dined together at the Eagle HfoteL In consequence of the ab3ence of Lord J. Scott, the president of the asso ciation, owing to ...

... THIE DEFALCATIOYS IN ST. PAN'CRAS- APPREIJENSTON OF THE VESTRY CLERK. At the weekly meetinz of the vestry of St. Pancras held in St. Pancras Vestry-ha!l, Cam4en-town (Mr' Attenborough, the senior churchwarden, in the chair), great excitement prevailed amongst the vestry, and a large body of the ratepayers assembled on the subject of the receut aefalcations. The report of the finance committee ...

... gR.yEWTDEG.A TE, M.P., AND MR. SPOOONER, M.P. The anniversary meeting of the Rugby and Dun- chtrch Conservative Association was held yesterday atRugby. Tb~hedr was taken by Mr. C. M.Caldecott, and among those present were Mr. Newdegate and Mr. Spooner, the tenbere jdr the northern division of the county. Mr. Newdegate, n p, in responding to the ' Healths of the Members for Vocth Warwickshire, ...

... A(~z-dB1hTAy 1 r.BFO1?& I RLI 1SINT1 . E A221,r A public meeting of electors and non-electors of the north-eastern parishes of the borough, of Finsbury was held yesterday evening, at Myddelton Hall ,1- consider the principles on which the new Reform Bilr to befounded. The chair was taken by Mr. Cox, M.P. 8he The CHAIRMAN having briefly stated the object of the meetineojcto h Mr. BoexTocs ...

... THIE GARRISON OF LUClKAO IV. 01 The surviving members of the gallant garrison of 00 Lucknow dined together at the London Tavern, on Dl' Tuesday, to celebrate the anniversary of its relief. The eid officers present ?? Isglig, Captain Fletcher, ihe8 Clptaiu Birch, Captain Campbxell, lajor Boileau, r Captain Waterman, Captain Loughnaln, Captain Harinar, . Captain Watson, Assistant-Surgeon Fayrer, ...

... ON THE PRESEN1T COLD WEBATHER. e if The temperature for the last few days has been so un- . usual in the rolith of November that I beg to send you an account of it. The mrean temperature of the month, up to this date, is 374 deg., heing no leas than 7 deg. helow the average of the sarie period for 43 years. The mean daily Itemperature was below tire average on every day except the 4th and 5tb, ...

... TIlE PRINVCESS FREnEIIAt ii TILQj4j OF PPU.SSIA. On Saturday evening, the Prince adl l':e F- Willinin took pososesson of the new PiL.. , I ?? their residence. On Sunday mornging tive !l Highness's birth-day, at an early hoer, tie i ul o Ft t Guards. in concert with one of the . . ocictie-, perfornied a serenade under the d.. twelve o'clock service waas jrforinel ii tip i a ! of the Palace, at ...

... LOSS OF' E1UIj JIOtECII IS L, TI.UIBE1 SHIPS I.V TiE .4 TLANyT11. Dr.I Iit hir the last two or titroc da;v no feow'tl!171 com- Queb c honieward'bondhll 1- b.ln is. I. ii true a lst during the late lcav Xar ii th. A ?? ; Sa'Y weather is described t' h.z e iled. t'rlins', all ui. - is:: il at stances coniected with. several ,f the wreck' % ?? Wil- iot harrowing tiature. 'rar, I 'ihe fullowilig ...

... PUBLIC SCHOOL.S' AND DISSENTERS. A meeting, convened by circular, was held at Manchester on Wednesday, to take into consideration the decision of the Lords Justices in Ihe Ilminster School case, end the consequent anomalous position of dissenters who may be nomninted to the office of school trustees. The mayor, lyr Mz .Chis, Esq., presided. Mrlt. T. I axE, honorary secretary of the general ...

... 4liNUTES OF TIHE MEDICAL COUNCIL. X[V- _ _ _ _ wrous At London, on the 23d day of November, and within the Hall of the Loyal College of Physicians there, the i-nb.mers of the General Council of Medical Educ;tion and Regis- tration of the United Kingdom having iset, pursuant to a fig ?? e Secretarv of State, there appeared for ng Tble L'oyalI College of Pjy.,iciaiis of Lonldonl-Dr. Tholla ...

... TBE TURKS AND CHRISTIANS IN CANDIA. A pamphlet entitled La Vdritd sur lea Eveine- mens de Candie, by Aul Eye-witnesp, has just made its appearance in Paris; the object of it is to show that Vely Pacha, the late governor of that island, has been grossly calumniated by the Greek and Frencl press. The followving is a sketec of the statement put forth: Vely Pacha, after being ambassador at ...