... IPOOR LAW MEDICAL OFFICERS' ASSOCIA- I . ~- TIO >. - I The first annual meeting of this association wa . . held yesterday n the smal concert room of the 1lotundo. Shortily before two o'clock the chair was takenl by -- -Dr; Hssun~, Mtoimtratb.L Amongst those present were :-Do Lalor, Moore, Grimshaw, Hep rMurdoch, Blakey, Tate, Stuart, Eames, Currat, %y Speedy, Ken- nedy; MaUnsell,.Eusiece, Ward ...

... AID FOR ThTA DISTRESIED FRENCH. | The Committee of St. Francis de Sales, for the relief of the distressed French, held on yesterday its usual weekly meeting at the residence of the Cardinal Archbishop, his Eminence being in the chair. The sum received up to the 15th January amounts to 1,1341. 8. Sd., of which the sum of 1,114?. lOs. 1Od. has been allocated as accordingto advertisement. T'he ...

... I { I I -- 0 . The Quirinal Palace continues to be shunned, as though it were a pest-house, by the worth, the virtue, and the respectability of Roman society. The Princess Margherite, in the gaudiest and most attractive of gay attire,, appears almost daily upon the noble loggia, whence each newly-elected Pope is proclaimed to the people, and takes her stand closej to the magnificent statues of ...

... I I The second of the series of these lectures was delivered yesterday at the Royal College of Science, Stephen's- -green, at 4 p.m., the Right Hon. Lord O'HAGAN, Lord Chancellor, presiding, by Mr. Michael Joseph Barry, barrister. The subject was The ancient and modem tvorld, viewed in relation to art and literature. There was a good attendance, as usual consisting for the greater part of ...

... TH AR -t ; - t : DISBANDME OF S. t. 91:WTHRWL OFTH RESItGNA4TION or ~ jr Di At OF Bt M - 6 Ek -PFTHE BP 0GM ?? to A LYONS Lit sti : ?? . ,. , ESIOG -ATION. t THE: EFIWOrIN ELKCTION a THE PTE' AN THE TERMS a f E ;S0ROF EA:C - to _ _ _ _ _ _ ,- ,iN , ,, , , , .-DISBANDMENT OF- tRAbNC.TLREURS.- 0 - ,i .:i ?? L ' ' ?? Ile, February 8. I 2 Genrieal hdherbhas b issud an order dishani.- zie iggfig he ...

... I1 * THE DI'll L DRIN Gr BI I, SPECIAL TELEGROA :(From our Correspondent) London, Friday. Theselect committee appointed to inquire into the merits of this bill met again tis mornng. Present-The Eiri of March, chairman ; Mr.. Bowring, and Mr. Jackson. On the committee re ssembling, Mr. Dennison stated, behalf of the Rath. mines Commissioners that he hadn his nossessiona paper containing the ...

... I ?? CORESPONDENCE. - ?? SPECIAL TElCGRAK London, ?? Night. The Sal Sunday Trading Bill of Mr. T. Augherwas discussed at the mornifl sittingof the Cotmonatoday, and although the attendance of members;*9t not large the result vras ,^ sfactory, as the house determined, on the motion jf Mr. Taylor, the member for Leicester, to reject the measure by nearly two to one. The numbers were-47 for ...

... I I The Synod resumed business yesterday morning The chair was occupied by The PRIMATE. After the transaction of some routine business, the following motion was moved MASTER BROOKE'S MOTION. Master Brooke said it was now his duty to bring before the Synod the recommendation of the com- mittee, and to move as a resolution of this house, that the following sentence be added to the decla- ration ...

... TEES REVOLUTION IN PARIS le . (Br SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELl- 10 GRAPH.) Of A it TE~r BOMBARDMENT OF THE CITY. L LETTER PROM CLUSEXET CALLING. FOR Fo- . XDNEW BARRIADES. ROCHBFORT FOR DICTATQOR EXPLOSION OF A IMAGAZINE IN PARIS. ;o. DOINGS OF THE COMMITTEE OF SAFETY. In p - Le . BOMBARDING PARIS. d Paris, Wednesday Afternoon. a The Versailles- and Auteul, gates of Paris have been demolished by ...

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... H HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT. I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. THE LORD JUSTICE OF ArPEAL. ,Mr. Maguire gave notice that on to-morrow he should ask if the attention of the Government had been directed to the judgment given by Lord Jus- tice Chriatian and the Lord Chancellor of Ireland with respect to the operation of the Irish Land Act, and whether they would take steps to obtain ...