... | aMCHAEL SCHOOL OF MEDICI Ins lectfure Introdu anwalsrverd I; sa ?? f f tsia ej (Yrley, hALD., P .ftS7L e Tfhere .af brge attendamo* of stuesents. Amongset te hembese of the profession prorent were Dr' M'Donnell, Poor Law Coammis- slosoer; Dr. O'R~eilly, D1r. William Stokes, junior; Dr~nurran, Dr. Robert M'DomnellU Dr. IL Perase Wit e. Mac, winey, Dr. Martin, Dr. Meldon, M Dr. ge, Dr. Grel Dr ...

... I The adjourned on eqial nesd g of the Municipal Cdtmdl~s~heldonW Wesdar, fo the purpose of me. morialising the Geirmajrt, rsligI4 ?? Seore. tary, in favour of lil Grsee tlryuke cf Leinster's memorandum for the puresw of the Exhibition Palace as a central museum fo0at and industry in Dreland, and also for a roya omision t be ap pointed for governing same, omposed of Inihmen, with a special ...

... I I ?? The numbers attending this great demonstra. ion aY oawiy ealimiatqd& by ot '6 `A4iorarles, but the large margin which is obeervable, we pro eume requires ns explanation,. The attetdance ha been estirnateid'tl'u ?? ?? ?? By The FsssVeAN~ JouP- ?? j 6;0 The Irlatae o6erv&r ?? ?? .. 5,7o - Tbe Norttie a WhU :, ?? 4,000' The Sdwader: ?? o K ,, The .IsA Timst ,: ?? ..150 , The Daily Bxprem ...

... IGILOOERS' AND VINTNERS' BOIETY X. The usual vweekly meeting of this societywsvrheld on Wednesday at the committee roomne, Cork hilb Mr. CAREY, T.C., President, in the chair, Mr. Gilligan, secretary, read the miuuteH of the previous meeting, which were confirmed. The Chairman stated that a letter had been re. ceived that moring from aneinineut brewing firm, statieg that a deputaticix frto the ...

... 1834-1 867. (I 'Ponm the Banner of LrMeter.) The Hillsborough United Protestant Demon. stration of yesterday is :now a matter of history, Its failure, both in regard to pumbers and influence, was, greater even' than its opponents anticipated, Notwlostanidinjiall .the cajolery and artifice that were xqaorted to, only seven Presbyterian ministers out of' 600- could be induced to attend. Not ...

... t__ ?? iam I zT JUBLIN:. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 18672 TA4i'Oraiuge demonstration at Hillsborough is i6t a lees important indication of the ?? virulence of the Orange party be- ea e of its signal failure.as a ?? PI jnticiacnento. The meeting was to have be an Orange parade without uniforms, and o01e 1hudred thousand men were to have been: prerent. We have in another place madean anay sis of the ...

... LATEST. INTELLIGENCE BY TELEGRAPH. I - II ITHE ROMAN QUESTION. THE FRENCH IN CIVITA VECCHIA. THE ITALIANS CROSS THE FRONTIER. Florence, Wednesday, October 30 . The official Ge:elte says the French A!orltfkr bAy- ing annnouced that the French flag *aved'upon the 'walls`6Y'Clvlti kVechis, the GGoverent of the ig domit 'isfty ity wit the dec larations bydt 6y it,i previoue even t9 thefthdly ...

... 1EDIOATION OSTILiKENNY CHURCH, I (F-oam the kanrsy Jouifiral.) Sunday lsb' having beau fippointed for the solomI dedication of ?? Johl's 0hureh, thei ceremony uatq ]nlly excited considerable interest, ao4 attracted im. meriso Pumbers, ,all., axiousu ¢, b preesont atso impresesive, a ceermonil, and to. onjbyt, the'piivilegA of listening to the dedhcatio cisnon, a he preanhed by tbe 'Vei R1vl. ...

... :1 I THE FENIAN MOVEM P.E I MANCHESTER SPECIAL COMMJSSW)N. (erY TUisorU. ) MANO U i, TaqwaY Evinsuii,-The evidence of the' crown against the fite prisoners under tria WAOS completedltolay. There was nothing of special interest in the additional evidence. Mr. D. Seymour eudeavoured to raise a point of law, and contended that if the detention of KeiLy and Deny In the 'lan Waz unlawful, either ...

... , THIE REFORM: LEAGUE AND FEIANIS. I * lFwPrB FRoll TlEh o'fOOltU Do~ rtr. The Qounciloths Reform League ?? day. night sat their rooms, Adelphi-terraoe, Mr. Merriman: In the chair.' There wts a crowded attendainee of.ioenbersi . ' - ' : The Claitnmalelnr taking the chair, said helroped the coaueil wold*fipport himn. He did ?? oealthe oremeitftvotouoh upon recontieveits iiloon. ,legtsen with ...

... | THE CoRPORATION. : A quarerly meeting vwr held yesterday h tbe City r all The LoaD MAYon inl tie chair.' The other mesobe6m pmrsat were:-Aminea.-H T7ey, J Fluskett, J 0 1o0aU, J Crotty, J Mmiulag, D I olmn, DL, JP; sod 2 J 3uirdita 0Ouoflcm- .VGattb J Dispar, 1 J Devitt, P Flanegan, T Whlden. C Denneby, J Byrns, P Doleg, r Hamiltonj X Way, A . Snulivas, IJYa-, MD; PWLeng, MD; Jrmachb, B ...

... er tf1ua1l's agumal. DUBLIN: SATURDAY, NOVE MBEER, 1867. ANoriuFR scene in the tragi-comedy ! No sooner did the French flag wave over Civita Vecchia than the Italian army crossed the frontier. What is the meaning of this ?? Only a few days ago VYce'on EMMArIUv~r. ?? a proclamation agreeing to all the demands of France. The Italian anny waa peremptorily forbidden to enter the Papal States. A ...