... TV ,ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of the above associa- tion was held yesterday, at their rooms, in the Com- mercial Buildings, Damne-streetw Mr. John O'Con- nor, president of the association, occupied the chair. The minutes of last meeting having been read and confirmed, the chairman referred to the remarks of a speaker at the late Permissive Bill meeting in the Rotundo, who charged ...

... I_ 4tereman's pamnl DUBLIN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 18711 TiE momentous declaration ofthe Irish Hier- areby, which we this day place before our readers, will be read with the most profound interest, not alone in Ireland but in every part of the United Kingdom. In that docu. ment is recorded the solemn verdict of the Episccpacy on the great question of the hour -the question of Irish education. It ...

... I THE REQUISITION TO CARDDINAL CULLEN. I X TO TE EDITOR OF TnE GLOBE. SIR-No man having the interests of the Crown and Government at heart-no statesman who va- lues the integrity of the empire can have objec tion to ascertain the wishes of the Irish Catholic people on so grave a matter as the Education ques- tion. You v ere right, therefore, in calling atten- tion to the requisition presented ...

... ,IRISH CIviL SERVICE ASD GENERAL I I BUIDING ,SOCIETY. .. The seventh annual genera meeting of this soa ety. was held on -Saturday i the lof the Priends' Institute, 35 Molesworth-street- JXs H. Owim, M.A., ocupied the char. Thesdvertiieuteonveningtbe meetinghaving been read, the secretary, Mr. A. ,H Mercer, read tihe report of the directdre for the year ending 31st May Ust of - which thie; ...

... ?111' ?f , ?? 0 4) ?f, rrem ar-r's ?? ?? 1111,11-1--l.-I.. DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, lS7i. EvERY account which reaches us fiolu Lim:e- rick tends to confirm us in our early ionrei sion that Mr. BUTT will be returned ?? a contest. The City of Limerik'- is ur.- doubtedly devoted to the cause c' ?? Yule-no candidate but a Hlome R'ue.- hasa chance of success-asd the e )i is which of the Homne ...

... [n LONDON G0S II Our Lady Correspondent of the Etening Te,- graph under date of Wednesday, writes as 101- lOow:- Could any one have imagined that the inme it- self bitten with the Yankee mania of interviewins should condescend to become an imperial inter- viewer likewise ? But the interviewer of the great Jupiter lacks the graphic power of'his predecessor, and his interview has but small ...

... TO GE EDITOR. Sm-Permit an exile of Erin, who has read with deep interest the reports of the viat of the Frenchdeputation to Ireland, to express the hope that an event of which both countries may be proud will be perpetuated in a volume. Few people preserve newspapers, and files are not slways easy of 3ccess As for the letters of the corres- pondents of the London press they were ...

... WRECXS IN !S.0. The reck-chart for 1S70 discloses the astound. ing fact that from Greencastle, in the uttermost nortb, to Vatentia in the south, not one life-boat is to be 'ond. Las3t year there were no less than 3) casu-'ties in this very stretch of coast. There were altcgether 163 wrecks on the Irish seaboard, and the greatest loss of life about the British Isles dur- inn the ten years ended ...

... DU; LI: A: - Dvp 1a~as B P UGH: i i Sueoined we give the hidslivevathe other evening q 8ir B. Buie- ao 1,s banquet 01tkitiMshditwWO2, wP Si DB.koji&-zie or Laies andti ?? me~gee Upon a tinOe, and th atnt ahunred yiear ago; -thexe irwae a we~rbecotoe OA~W 4]u55t ~ of iie ned betw peence theigdo: C~fesof. djpburgh~ana-DubliD. -Asin dutybound.. Ididmy beettW~cover~ a~ points 'tat ?? in favlour ...

... I THE CHURCH OF ST. MICHAEL, KMG8. ?? ' TOWN., p A crowded and highly influential meeting of the parishioners of Kingstown was held yesterday, in the parochial church, for the purpose of adopting measures and realising funds for carrying on the work of reconstruction of thi sacred edifice. On the mnotion of Mr.P. Segrave, seounded by Mr. Thomas Casey, the chair was taken by The Vg Rev. Mgr. ...

... I-HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDA-Y. The house net at twelve o'clock. On the motion of Mr. G. C. Glyn a new writ was ordered for North Notta in the room of the Right Hon E. Denison, created Viscount Ossington. .TE f-US1 RAMLWAYS. Mr. Iagaire gave notice that on Mounay next he should ask whether there was any truth in the report that Government bad entered into any ne- gociations with the directors ...

... Vht f rccialt'S -, raLI DUBLIN FI1IUA X 1 X N5v -, ?? I DiBJ,:N:~ ~ ?? ?? ?? S A BRiEr but inmortant conversation with re- ference to tihe case of the tenants who pu .- chased at the recent sale of the Waterford es- tates took place in the House of Commons last uipht. In answer to a qliestion put by SirHEuvEv YB}a1J, Mr GLADSTJN'E stated that ?? the question had already been pat by flie 1 ?? ...