... I THE CORPORATIOAT- O I~~ ?? I . _1 . P A quarterly meeting of Ith Municipal Couenil WAS hold yesterday in the City 'AX ;! The Right HOn. the LOiAD MLAOBe in the chalr. The following members also ?? HTlrpey. J Flunkett. E.irdonI H O'Rorke, J P; J W GreggJ M%'aami, J Campbell,' J P; J W Mackey, I 3 P; Councillors Sir Wm DarrollQ J P; Sir J Barring- t ton.D LrJ Norwood, LL'D, J P ; H Macclean; J ...

... The executive committee met on Thursday at 26 St, Stephen's-green North-Dr. Grimshaw-in the chair. The following gentlemen were elected members of the ?? Righto .Uo J T Ball, M P; Hon David R Plunket, M P; Robert Miller, Rev W Woods, W Watson, Jas H Monaban, Q C; William Hopkigs,.William Haughton, John Norwood, T C; Major Knox, B F M-Dowel, M D; R V Fitzgerald, T F Eas- tase, George H Beare, ...

... !ITTOWNCORRESPO Brauch Office, 87 George's-street, Thursday, Night. FALLaCY EXCOSED,-At the debate of the eaisitionerso on Tuesday last, Mr. Barrett toted that the landlords would pay half the ex- nta s of the new loans to be obtained under the 9l abt to be introduced into Parliament by 31e55so. MqEvoy, Anderson, and Sharkey for the rain8.ge of King5--own, ereoting a court house, rs, for ...

... I - ARRIVALS. Up to 9 am., Nov. , 1872. Wind-W. Nov. 4.-Vildosala, steamuer, Mala.a: Sheldrake, steamer, Nantes wheat; Telegraph, steamer, Holy- head: i;Eblan, ildare, aud :Star, steamers, Liver- pooL 7 colliers. SAITIN0I9. Nov. i.-Torch, and LoDgford, steamers, Liverpeol; Countess of Erne and Edith, Fteamers, liolyhead; Lord Gough, steamer Glasgo v; North British, steamer, Silloth; *orcyra, ...

... I l I - - London, Monday. Many eventb- of- oonnequenoe took plaooyes-. tetday, buttbeaIe3est'of-aII *as'tb qetlng li Eydo Parki on behalf of the imprisoned Feuninp; -Ivo GP y~oU, t 'tho; JI¶f mSYS power,, fullny hibnhted4'ith: thi natuiebthhi meetino hene-adh llthe ?? ;6ube wnb1is es editable both~to thed 9iosd and- to the aith6 rl rltieF. Tho ba~kersi meeting- was 1- thin'c,4h- |lastlwhioh ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY PROMOTIONS | I AND APPOINTMENTS. I '(By Nreeman Special Wire.) ID (From Last Night's GazetteJ) Bell ADMIRALTY NoV. 19rH, ?? Royal Marines-The following promotion and ap- dole pointtmeut has taken place in the Royal Mariue Light tior infantzy :-Lieutenant G I Colwell, of the Portsmouth per] Division, to be Second Captain, vice, MoTice retired thal and appointed to the ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRISal fiS OVR OWy COMAYPONDENTI.) (By F Special Wire.) jUDICIAL CHANGES IN ENGLAND. London, Thursday Night. It is reported In judicial circles that, the seat on the benob, Tendered vacant by the resignation of Lord Peozance, has been offered to and so- epted by the AttorneY'Lleneral. If thlarumour should prove to be well founded, no surprise will be felt at the acceptance by Sir ...

... The following General Order by the Corn. ?? has been issued :- The sab- joined list, showing the result of the receat examination for admission to the Sbaff College, held under the direction of the Director.Genea ral of Military Education, Is published for the I information of the army.! Lieut W A H Hare. Royal Engineers. Home sta- tion, Index No 13 ?? I., ?? 2,6;6 Lieat J C C Ardagh. Royal ...

... A SCENE IN THE LIMERICK TOWN , : . COUNCIL At the conclusion of the business of the Li- merick Corporation on Thursday, before the en. tire members had separated, a most exciting scene occurred. Mr. Corbett, oity surveyor, presented his report on dilapidated buildings in the English town. Roferring to one particular building, which fell, nearly killing an old woman, Mr. Phayer, J.P., a member ...

... I TO TsHE EDITOR OF THEI FREEMAN. Dublin, Nov. 8, 1872. I SIR-Having seen In your issue of this day a I letter from Sir W. Wilde In reply to mine, I C will, with your permission, say a few words as a rejoinder. I will commence by telling him that I did not say that he derived his knowledge solely from the bit of bog that almost adjoins his house, which, though small when compared with other ...

... j _ (Specially Reported) Six companies of the 84th (York and Lancas- ter) Regiment, stationed at Nsa., rejoined the head-quarters, by march route, on the 2nd inst, at the Curragh encampment. One company of this regiment is still stationed at Nasn. One troop of the 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars win arrive at Oastlebar this day, en route from the Curragh Camp, and will be quartered there ...

... I THE MAGUlE NATIONAL FUND. I In accordance with requisition, very nu. merously and influentially signed by gentlemen of all ?? and professions ins the metropolis, a 5' meeting of the citizens of Dablin was convened n 1 eaterday by the Lord Mayor, to take steps to ip rward the movement commenced in Cork to ih offer a national ttributo to the memory and aer. vices of the late John Francis ...