... | IM7PORTANT SALE AT aARRIsrOWx. (FROi'4 OUR C BR'ESP0NDEST.) KILDARE, WEDNESDAY.-Yecterday the geoat an- snual eale of fat and stor;e cat dle and sheep took place at Harrietown, coanty Kildare, the princely res-dence of John IATouche, Esq., D. L. As has beea in- variably the case the sale was aweited with a large amotnt of interest ?? on rhe great repta- ticn Hl'arristown has gaine0 in the ...

... THE NATIONAL ASSOOIATION. I The weekly meeting of the Committee of the National Association was held yesterday at the effcees, 58 Middle Abbey-street. Alderman M'SWINEix, J.P., in the chair. The Secretary handed in 11., the renrewed suborip. Itior of the Very Rev. Monsignor Meagher, P.P., Rathmines; also IU, the renewed subscription of the Rev. J. Leonard, C.C., Balachardstown, Clonsdla. The ...

... I ADVXNTiR OF cME ROAD IN BR:& I stBANK on A ma named William Bond, was brougght tp .ord before e mgstts at Gynpe on the 14 Ji. xist zmary, charged with tavingt oom itted a robbery I n nder tas Mr. Thoas King, a civil egiersai kg tat b. tt Gympie by oach, witheverl other ;in usaen, fe o te of th 6th. Wm ig s a a o wh fo d:-About' d, fiv ou of Gympossing * deep j the guy, a before aiig at ttop ...

... A TRIUMPH FOR KILKENNy-LETTER FROM' SIR JOHN GRAY. (om -the Eilkenny JOUL We have received the following brief and hurried letter, written at the close of the gres contoots in the Commons, from our distinguished city member; and we feel bound to say that, while he thanks Kilkenny, his constituents entertain a different view in this re- spect, and thank him for his noble services in the cause ...

... ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL AND GEOLOGICAL, i .. . ,, SOCIETIES. I A joint meeting of these societies was held n W~ednesday evening in the Museum Building of. j. nity College, Sir DX J. COBUIGAN', Bart,, in tb0e chair. Dr. Macalites read a paper on the musculvtasoe of a three-toed sloth from South America., nd h, se-- marked that a the muscular devslopeaut of ane animal Is the correlative of its habis Ad ...

... l A T Es 8 T I . ?? - IN. ?, v?, s, mA I L, SPECIAIL TELEG'RAPH WIR.: II ni FROM OUR LONDON STAFF. hb London, Saturday Evening. ive The demand for discount at the Bank is on a very moderate scale. In Lombard-street and Corahili tl there is very little inquiry for accommodation, d although the payments of the day are heavy, previous e arrangements having been made. Money is very a abundant in ...

... HRAD. DUBLIN. =hVALS tp &a SQ tea, Ang 28, 1S 9.-t t Arg 27leven Brothers. Bessie, and James, Chester bricks; Aratusa, and Alma, Roncorn, aa.; Wellington. rcrL Durawn, slates; Telegraph and Admiral Ifoorsos, ,teamere, Bolybead; Aord Cirae, steamer, Glasgow: I-on Duke. & Coluia, Eblans Und Fildare. stea , Liver- pool; Countes of Erme, steaeer. HolyheaL Aug ?? and Torch, steamers, Liverpool- E ...

... CHRsTMA CHARITIES. ?? m e_: __ rs__ O_ t ?? t_ S X a. On Christmas Day the bounty of a generous public .was efficiently distributed by those to whom its aad n ninisfftraton was confided, and very rarely was there d more general and pressing necessity for relief than l the present season, when the extreme severity of the weather has caused much bitter suffering and priva. : tion to thousands of ...

... I It Jfrumane s turalI| DUBil,: WEDNESDAY, DECO. 15 .189. THX meeting held at the Curragh of Kildare on Monday, on the land question, wap one of which we feel proud, and which places the people of that great county In their true posi- B tion as regards the question of the day. It was essentially a tenant meeting. Many of the leading gentry who should have been there to sustain amd direct the ...

... 1 ¶E A 1 A: ?? FO, 8LIGO. ian tooeieoceraers yours yesceray tise toUowing.cas, ta 'A -~ h ?? ot'y.e Fparttci ilacrlos Q.C., 31.!P. pK t i^'1n~ffE, liisucte by Mr . YAii s¢ostello, Ap- Al 5Peered rthls fabxiigand r. J1., ipstrong, QX.C, ti ITe~OtI ouit tea.iedi for tho.defendaut. E1 4astsd',SIioglttb;* pkintili t'o recvter tho vi staa of'- 10t ;hiebb'he illeged should hive heen paid to ?? ...

... THE HIBERNIAN MILITARY SCHOOL- STRANGE REVELATIONS There bas just been Issued by Mr. James Duffy, of Wellington -quay, an unpretending pamphlet, but which, within the apace of thirty pages, contains statements of auch a character as sbonld quicken the indignation of o every Catholic and liberal minded person In the cum- 1f munity. It is almost difficult to bring onea-self tobe- n lieve that ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIErY OF ?? The balf-ynarly meetig of fho nomberes was held yenlerday at the Farmers' Club, Saokivlle-streat, Lord Cieeonuscl In the cbair. Tbe Secretary (Captaia Thornhill) read the report as followsr- In presenting the report from the council to the general meeting, your council have much pleaiuro la stating that. many members havo joinedt tho society since yoar useoting ...