... 1 ' (iFrom ean Mpster,) ?? Carlow, Tnexky. 'The annual ackdemleal exercises and distribu- tionl of prizes previous to'the midprmmer recess in cantotion with the above prosperous callege took place yesterday under the most advantage., one circumstances, and with all the eclat and successe Lsiich have ever attended similar events In this excellent educational estAblish. ment. Year after year the ...

... ILORD CLANRPOARDE AND TiE POR. TUMNA BOARD OF GUARDIAN9. I ?? I (Fromu oar own Reporter.) The usual weekly meeting of the Portamna Board of Guardians was held on Saturday. Capt. Jonsi Eyri, V.C., presiding. The other mebterspresent were-C pt iiin M A'1Donagh, J P; Wr P' O'Kelly, J P; (1eorge c Kienny, Ttiomtas Mation, Jaies uLe0M'- iuott, J P; John Ilynes, John Ryder, Colonel WilliAin ...

... m1) THE EamTOa. OF THE P'Ru EIrAS. Sir-In reply to your offensive paragraph in this day's F iinrn, m which my name is so ire* quently repeated, I beg to say that my former let- terouthe aubject referredto hasconvincedeveryone bet you and you clique; that whatyou designate as a re-assembling, lie., was a duly constituted meeting of the sub-committee. The chairman's signature was appended to ...

... Tw3E QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY. ?? I A stated mteeting of the Senate of the Queern' aui' veesity wvas held at Dfublin Castle yes tercay. the Ith iea,, at which the following members of tt, Sziaats were ?? D J Corrigan. Bart, HMP, Vice' CUanceAorof the rnivfrsity; the President of Quesa's College. Belfast; the Preside= of Qoeea's ( lege, Cork: the President of Queens Ccfleg, Galtay; I Frcfessor ...

... SPEIAL TELEGRAMS. (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY FELEJ hoi GRAPE.) mu ILA (By Ere4man Swi Wire.) Pro all LONDON VCORRESPONDENCE. am( London, Taestdy Night. A Swism Times' telegram states that the Geneva Arbitrators met ?? in private session for the discussion of despatches received from the Home Government, and said to be of an un-f favourable character. t Another Tiobborne Defence Fund meeting was ...

... I THEUBLIN. AW&- BET-M- I Lsndon, Friday Night. 4U The select 4egnmittee appomit~douuid e winto 1 thffe merits of the competg 3cee 9£ lprove-. mentia thelexisting railway oomnmuncahtion at x Dublin, namely, the Great Souihern and Weatrn North IWa di Etion,3thea Central Statio . tire Dublihn Pot and City semes resumed their ' meeting this m^,orngr their ViscOunlt GAWAY presiding,. I Mr. ...

... g ? e $ r t tz.,-ft -a rr' i, , ?? a v rv a I 0 I I I DUBLIN: MONDAY. JULY 1, 1872. TO-DAY our columns present further strong i evidence of the feeling which has beea ( evoked in all quarters and amongst all i classes by the G4alway Judgment. Th ae t universality, so to speak, of the contriba| tions to the Vindication Fund at once attests j the breadth -and intensity of the m dignativu r oif ...

... I _{ I PoiLue C'ouii'r.-Mr. Dix presided, and dis. posed of a few cases, in one of which a man named Byrne was charged with a violent assault on the police. Mr. Reilly applied for a post. ponerment, and Byrne was remanded until Tues- day, bail being taken, self in 101. and two sure- ties in 6U each. SnIrrPPo.-H. ML troopship Tamar arrived in halbour at about ten o'clock on Sunday morn- ing, ...

... I LATEST NEWS* I (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELE.. GRAPE.) THE GENEYA ARBITRATION. Geneva, Sunday Night, Mr. Bancroft Davis received a highly impor- tant telegram from Washington this afternoon immediately after my despatch left. Had this Washington telegram arrived's little earlier, a consultation between the British and American representatives would most likely have taken place with as little ...

... THE LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS OF ]BELFAST. Belfast, Wednesday Night. The members of the above trade (wholesale and retail, held a meeting to-day in the Music Hall, to take into consideration the consequences of the six bills at preseat before Parliament. There was a gocd attendance. Mr. James M 'Cashin moved that E. P. Cowan, Esq. .should iake the chair. The motiou was passed by acclamation. Mr. ...

... i The subjoined ?? paper Oin the Coal and Iron Mines of the Arigus District of Connaught, by T. A. Readwin, F.G S., was tioad in the Geological Section, during the roeent nmeeting of the British Association at Brighton:- Itis wellknown ?? Mea- 'Wures oooupy portions of the counties of Rosoom- cnon, Sligo, and Leitrim, in the province of Con- naught, and of county Cavan, In the province of ...

... I .LATEST EWS. -I lIdrwwR~ e |(BY ir.SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELE.i M-I ~~GRAPH.) in _ Paris, October 8th. Id ' Thesittingof the Perhrnent Commission of the al Assembly on Thqrsday WM be attended. by-M. le Thlern, a II hiving been oxpressed by the e. members of the oo ion to hear the decision re. of the Government with regard to the course y .pursued by GaznetflatGrenoble. It is probable to that ...