... R i Tbe Spring Show of this society, now in its fiftieth year, was given yesterday under canvas in the Rotundo Gardens. The weather, though bright and sunny, was very cold, owing to the keenwind which was blowing from the N.EL, and made the temperature in the shade as low as in the first week of January. The spring show is re- garded as the most attractive of the season, a it is given at the ...

... THE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY AND THEI iROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. TO TEE EDITIOR OF H FREEMAN. Sir.-As this week occupied the attention of the agricultural community at the spring show of the Royal Dublin Society, I deem it a fitting occasion to notice through your influential journal the ques- tion of the amalgamation of the Royal Agricultural Improvement Society of Ireland with the Royal Dublin ...

... TIJ F I I I. - C. 'INT. The annual meeting of the irish Church Missions 'o Roman Catholics waq held on Monday. By a !.ogular eoincidlene it generally takes ?? in tanhetestwn aweek. Ii the J eremy Diddlers, who are so active in -heir call:cg (luring these two days wa the green sward of that jovial resort had keea preseat in the Rotundo on the above date, 'bey woaul have been elitied and ...

... ; ; , IV I , ? ? - , 44 1 R I i ; 4) 't humalo L, -L1N: THURSDAY, APRIL 1S, 187Z *, IN\ tE ?? XX X 5ov sw I11L d~vixdl .f the Protestant Church has not I.le Dnuch directly to help forward the settle- t Si ! k'I Iridh education. There have been, as te Lave said already, abundance of discus- S(.II anti abundance of recrimination, but from out it all there has not issued much of arunmat worth ...

... f;1£ r reemanis 3Onaal| DUBLIN: TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1872 Romi cannot long remain the capital city of an excommunicated king. The fealty of two hundredmillionsof Catholicsscattered throagh- out the world revolts from the desecration, sand will never endure the permanence of an unholy usurpation upon a soil consecrated to their affections by the memories sand traditions of so many ages of the ...

... AN APOLOGJY. It seems that we left a ?? able I lC. in our supply of intellie.ace ?? ;n ?? .: that *e alone of the Dablin iajaarnli gav, ;d record of the consecration of Dr. Dxy to ac iss. tallished Bislh.pric of Ca:shelt QU t'rii-,i'tj 'id not proceed from any want of restart !or the v.41. kuosh character of tie new prelate, but in ,lnaia truth we do not pretend to any very abou1.: : tereet ...

... ?? . S. 1 (BY SPECIAL AND BEUTER'S TEDS GRAPH.) FRANCE AND PRUSSI. ALARMING RUMOURS-APPREHEN- SION OF THE RENEWAL OF WAR! BISMARCK DEMANDS THE DISAR- MAMENT OF FRANCE. London, Thursday. The Daily Telegraph this morning gives special prominence to an article of which the following is asummary:- 'In making an announcement, the importanceof which cannot beexaggerated, and which maywound to the ...

... PULIVERMACHER'S MEDICO*ELECTRICAL | INVENTIONS. l . , The scientific or artificial means of producing electricity have hitherto unfortunately been of a much more complex nature than the production of caloric in the ordinary familiar manner. It is now well known that the generation of electricity in the body, by a safe, certain, and powerful but gentle process, is, under some conditions, abso- ...

... I g a (FROM OUR OWN WYORRFPOHDEPT&.) 3a . _ LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Londow, Sunday night. S The Observer of this day says it has reawon to believe~thattihe Chancellorship of the Dachy of Lan- l caster, with a aeatin. thecabinet, hasbean offered a the John Bright on his return to parliament. I i . doubtful, however,. whether his health ie sufficiently r recovered to enabled him to resume his ...

... I -.IRISIS MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE. I At a recent meeting of the Parliamentary Bill Committee of the Limerick Corporation, a letter waq read from Mr. Butt, with reference to the Municipal Franchise Bill and the Municipal Pri- vilege: Bill, both oi which measures the hon, mem- ber has introduced to the notice of Parliament. The first of these measures is intended to equalise the municipal franchise ...

... I I_ (FROM O UR OWN OORRESPONDENTS&) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. e Loudon, Tuesday Night. ?? the inquest this afternoon on the body of Mr. a Wyld, editor of the Likensed Victuailers' Guardian, 9 whose wife stands charged with having killed him by throwing a gum bottle at him, the medical evi- dence showed that death resulted from fatty dege. neration of the heart. Verdict of death from na- tural ...

... THE GALWAY ELECTIO PETITION. or (From our own Reporter) 'Galway, Taesday. This was the fourteenth day of the hearing of the Galway election petition. The attendance of ladies war reduced, probably owing to the asttrc- tions of Panchestown The same.oounsel and agents appeared as before. Evidence for the petitioner was continued. Lord iscount Gough sworn and examined by Sergeant Armstrong-I ...