... The Rev. Charles Cuddihy, C.0., begs to ac- knowledge, with thanks, having received £1 from Mrs. Plunkett, Portmarnock House, for the poor of Baldoyle. The Committee of the Male Orphanage of St. Vincent De Paul, Glasnevin, thankfully acknow- ledges the receipt of the following sains, viz., £1 from John Smytb, Esq., North Great George's- street; and £1 from James Murphy, Esq,, Lom. bard-street. ...

... THE STATE OF TBg PRINCE- OF WALES. [LATEST ANR- FULLEST DETAILS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM i (Fom our Correspondent) London, Thurasdy.flight. In the city, as throughout the entire ~outntri, attention continues to be wholly absorbed in anxiety regarding the Prince of Wales, and except in unavoidable circumstances, business of all kinds is neglected. Console opened with dulness, at 92, anif closed 92 to ...

... I PROCtAMATION OF LONDONDERRY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM (From our Correspondent.) Derry, Saturday Morning. The followi'gprocairation from Dublin Castle, prohibiting all kinds of displays by the Orange party in this city on Monday next, the anniversary of the Shutting of the Gates, has been extensively circulated by the police authorities this morn- BY THE LORD LIEUTENAET GENERAL ArD GE'E- RAL ...

... [ PERMIsSIVE BILL ASSOCIATION. A public meeting, under the auspices of this association, was held last evening in the Mechani> 3' Institute. There was a numerous attendance. In the unavoidable absence of Mr. A. M. Sullivan, the chair was occupied by Mr. RsICSI'AD Ar.LLs. Amongst those on the platform were :- Tames UI Swanton, J P; J P W igbam, Rev N J iCrroll, W Gernona, T H Reilly, Captain ...

... I I ,WvA]ES. I In our impression of yesterday we moue some observations on the impropriety of -wakes, and the danger attending their celebration. We clip the following from a' London journal, regretting sincerely that The Irish should Attain such un- happy notoriety;- Air. Win. garter, coroner for East Surrey, held an inquest on the body of John Tehan, aged 46 years, a labourer, living ...

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... i - SMALI PO-WAE& - _ Le Weo-segret to say that smal-pox ?? 1J its way throughout our city. The hospitals -ae A 'taxed to their utmost limit and fron&rbrk-street Le and we believe also from; the Herdwicke, more than, one applicant had to-be, with great reluctance on the port of the medical authorities sent away Le without idmbsion. 'SThe pal and iepuhive dia- is ease is ganing a foo ingin n ...

... TRINITY COLLEGE ?? winter commencementswere held ?? day in the Examination Hall of theUniversity. The Vice.Chancellor and the Provost presided. The following degrees were conferred with the nsual formalities Baccalaurei in Aledicina-IYauritius Robertus Blan- den, Thomas Johannes Browne. Henricus Comyn, Tho- mas Elliot, Fitzjohn Robertus Irvin, Alexander 31'AIlis- terstig. con.). familton ...

... ..I The usual weekly meeting of the guardians was held.ye2terday in the board-room. Mr. H. J. M'FALLAxE, J.P., occupied the chair. The other guardians present were-Mr. J. M. Hynd- nan ?? Mr. C. urawcour, Mr. T. Arkins, Mr. J. D. Franklin, Captainlobineon, P.LL; Mr. G. Thorp, Dr. Brady, J.P.. V-tX.; Mr. Butterly, John Rellyv, Mr. James Beilly, Mr. J. H. Choisley, Mr. R. D. Kate Mr W. Meagher, ...

... I - - -- CHU(JISTMM& The holly and ivy are being vended through our streets, and the stirring signs are all abroad that the merry Christmas is fast approaching. It is coming with its pleasant memories and its sacred inspirations; it is coming with its welcome word of respite for the weary, and its brimful messages of glee for the young, who, as yet, have not tasted sorrow; it is comingwith its ...

... | - (From the Correspondent of the Eeig 1 aph3 London, Tuesday. London is itself again! This may truly'be spok~eng of today, when the weather is mild as in spring, and the moisture of the samedescrpt'cn as that which visits us in April-damp, - without fog eor nst. The strcets are muddy, but of the tin, wet mud you leave behind and a notI away upon your boots. The entire removal of all anxiety ...