... KINOSTOWN CORRESPONDENCE. I Branob Office, 87 Goorge's-strost, Klngstown, Monday Night. I'OLIUe COURT.-Mr. Barton presided and dis' posed of some cases of drunkenness-fines from 58 to lOs. Two Russians, from the Russian ship Julbna, at present in harbour, were charged with having assaulted the cook yesterday on beard, Captain Bishman deposed that he had been~o church, and on his return to his ...

... j: CATHOUGUNION OF IR1LAND. u t b - * l1 The followlngfs' thte'eaieial 'prosuiaolUS of this Assoeiation:-- - The ob eote kept. in iiew by thel Catholic Union of reland arei essentially defensive and ..Ipaieilo; tihe: mns toi 'poimote'!thols0objetss shall be ,exclusively religious,; imoral, and persu- sive. What those objeots may hei ?? we ean learn by observing the varons ?? inte- rests which ...

... j ISIaTORS' APPENTWES' D I lI AllO I CII ETY . I I at ?? l I , bopening lectsngoi ' fourth sesaion of tis soociety was held lst'9ning, in the Soiili5 'torc'7 ?? The RightHonlithe ti: ayor Inded.The6 sa ous I !!attendance of merbei anddtheir friends. inolud- . iag ladies. Amongst thobsW0 o06ccupied places ;eu the platform were-P. Ca. -iHeron, jo.h;; ;r ' J. O'iHagan. Q.0.; Master Teehing, W. ...

... THE ?? REGISTER AND CHART .FOR t871) The Wreck Register for 1871 has just been Issued by the Board of Tride, and is, as usual, a very complete and exhaustive document. It is suppiemesited by moost interesting charts, which afford great assistance In analysing the series of tables 'iven in the register. We learn from this compilation that the number of wreaks, casual- ties and collisions, ...

... COMPLIMENTARY DINNER T.) .T N. A BEARY, ESQ., MANAGER NATION&L BANK, GRAIGUJE. I. Df At a numerously and respectably attandeY h meeting of the Inhabitants of Graigue, In the acounty Kilkennyoonvened in the Courthouse on Ln the 19th November, to devise the beat means of Lo cornimentiig J N F Barry, Esq, Manager of 11 the National Bank, on the eve of his departure, -. on promotion to the ...

... I I (BY SPEC1IAL AND ORDINARY TELE- GRAPH.) FRANCE. ; Paris, Wednesday. M. Dilpitan, an advanced Rural, belong- ing to the Permanent Committee, lately waited upon M. Thiers, at the Elysee, and took upon himself to express uneasiness at the rapid pro- gress of the Republican party. What alarms us more, he said, is the apparent moderation and prudence of the Republicans ; that is not ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREE3IAN. 41 Lower Mount-street, Dublin, 21st May, 1872. SIR-In reference to the paragraph appearing in your issue of Monday, I regret much that any misunderstanding should exist in regard to the In- dependent Order of GoodrTemplars, Kingstown, Vanguard Lodg,,137, and for the purpose of giviag yea and the public an opportunity of judging of the facts in relation to the ...

... J ?? ?? London, Saturday. r it is long snce I have given you abit of go0sip pure and simple, but the season must not'elose without it, and the subject most fruitful in this respect has been the marriage of Miss Fox with Prines Lichtenstein. From England the gossip reached France, and was paraded with flying soleurs in the Paris papers. Here it was con veyed to overy corner of the laud, and ...

... gt,' fruilltalls 'Nournalo DUBLIN: FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1S7. I., - -at .- ?? IEsE E N~oN~sE? o / - e country has learned with gratification tat 11. engagements of the Prime Minister -le sllch, it is to be hoped, as will enable him ;r the hospitality of Ireland. It is Big- r-lflcant]y to the credit of a province which Ls od apart, we might say immemorially, ?? lberal policy and national sentiment, ...

... ROYAL MEDICAL BENVOLENr F UND I SOcITy. .. . 5 'The thirtieth annual meeting of the membs P and subseribets of this oiety was held yeste- b day at the Royal College of Physioian, KildareI p Seet There nas . a larg atbendanee. Dr. u Hudson, Pkesideat of the College, ook the cari 9 and in the course of his atement aongratulated the society on its growing prosperity and the E steay incrose in ...

... London, Saturday. Oh t, the last day of the week, considered the most animated of all the season, the one in- deed which determines the animation of all the rest, it is perhaps wise to oonsiader what has been done. Of oourme the Derby, on Wednesday, has .been the greatest event of all. Bat it has been fully described already, and the Oaks 4carce needs description, although to many of the ...

... EJNGSTOWN RAILWAY TRX$FFIu. I TO TEE EDITOR, OF TH{E FREMAN, Se t. 14, 1872. SIR-We are residents of: alkey. Com. mercial affairs demand our presence (as well as that of many others), at a regular 'hour every mormnig; aud'wve believed the ordinary punctua. lity of railwa~y travelling would have Insured it, but 6ind ourselves mistaken; and as there really exiss no cauwe why it ehouid be so we ...