... 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 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. ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMSe I rFRON OUR ohWS COBBSPONZVDBT8.) (By 1eermanSPcial W.) THE DERRY ELETIOX. Derry, Thursday Night. Topnight there Vwas a great Home Rule demon. stratoniin favour of Mr. Bigger infihe* Corporation Iiall under the presidency of Dr. M'Closkey. The hall _'was filled to overflowing. The principal speakers were Mar. A. M. Sullivanof the Nation, and ir. Daniel DI 'Aleese, ...

... I 10 (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELE. 8~~~ *~ GRAPH.) s,5 - --t . _FRANCE. i n u Versailles, Tuesday. e A nuxerousy tattended meeting of the mem- n- herE of the Eight, at which over 100 deputies t wve present, was held last evening, under the li presidency of. ML do Lay. The meeting re. e, solved to elect M. Cassenore de Pradines Se. a- cretary of the Chamber, in the room of M. Costa a- de ...

... PRESENTATIONS TO THE ERA, I COUNTESS QOuAY8MFORT.- I 'I On Saurday, the 2ndinst., at hs,*-past twelve . o'clook, by a ppoutnb., a deputation from tho tenantry of the ?? Estate .alted on the Earl and Countess-of Caryefort, in the Castle of' Glen-Arti to preaent'addtenei to his lordlup ah d a testimonial to her ladyp, Theddzess frqm the tenantry i'beiutifulyboun4 in tho fowsot a 'nlbum, and ...

... BOG AS FUPWS0114 AND -MANURE, ` TO .I EDITOR 9Bll O E,9I F AlHAN NNovember 4, l872.- SI sm glad to find that my letter upon turf in your paper lot week has oalled for a rejoinder from Feohan-fbe name of the saint so well- known, and so intimately associated wih' the- annals of the west of Ireland' I can assure Faclian, however, that he is under a mistake if he thinks that any knowledge I ...

... V I 7M MtAGUIRE TRIBUTEL ?? I - I 'q ?? Cathollio University of Ir~lrand, Dublin, 7th Nov.' ,.-TO TEB XDFTOR OF TIM FIUNR DE SrB ill you have the goodness to hand In the enclosed 51. to the ' Maguisoe Testl-: moniaLFund.,` Owing to .absence from home 1 was unable to contribute, as I would have desred togdo, somemonths ago. ;f- Need I Bay how much I grieve, that my offering is now only: to ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEI N. Dublin Dairy Proprietors' Association, Qommittee Rooms, 73 Aungier-street. Sue-Sb much has been written in your own columns, as weli as in those of other public jour- nal, against the recent rise of one penny per quart on the milk eupplied by members of our association, that I feel I may trespass on yon for space enough to endeavour to disabase the publia mind of ...

... MR. FORSTEWS LIFE OF DICKENS. * _ ?? The publications of this season,' already more than usually numerous and interesting, have received a valuable and long-looked-for addition in the issue yesterday of Mr. Forster's second volume of his Life of Dickens. Among the illustrations are a, frontispiece engraving of Charles Dickens at the age of 47, by Frith ; a sketch by Maclise of Dickens, his ...

... XkR READ. i ARRIVALS, Up to D s.m., Nov. 22, 18721 Wind-S. Nov 21.-Maid of the Yore, London, sleepers Lr bino larie, Porto Bico, sugar; Margaret Jane, leltio, iron ore Dromedarv, Bordeaux, wheat; Leader, Spanish, manure: Ocean Maid, London, cemeat Stanley and Sea Nymph steamers, Holyhcad; les Duke, steamer, Belfast; Lord Gough, steamer, Ohs. gow: Mtontagtute, steamrer, Silloth; Alexandea, ...

... I h !t . !, I Ml ?? ?? - . ?? ?? t ^ t t t t t x DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1S72. Trp internal evidences of authority in the f solemn conmurnique which has just appeared ! in the Birwhiyham Post are very scant in- c deed. The only statement to which 1 Oar a Correspondent pledges his undoubted authority is that which foretells the disso- lutiun of Parliament next year. This im-C portant ...

... ?? - ttt@ !pu~maite 1ga.Slyal ?? .. ?? .. .. ?? ?? DUBLIN: MONDAY, NOR. 11, 187 .tE~st~t~tssso ?? I ~tt\\tXs>t TuE extia Parliamentary utterances of members of the Government are always looked to with interest. They are often re- markable and sometimes very instructive, to those who know how to appreciate the political indications they contain. There is something remarkable in the Attorney- ...