... ?? TO THE CLERGY, SECULAR AND REGULAR, OF DUBLIX. BEVEERBD AND DE4R SIR-Will you be so kind as to exhort the faithful, on next Sunday, to celebrate the festival of our great patron, St. Laurence, on Thursday next, 14th November, with great devotion, meditatlug on his spirit of mortification, his faith, his charity, and humility, and imploring of him -to Intercede for hie ohil. dren at the ...

... ,INGSTOWN CORRESPONDENCE. I _ I Branch Office, 87 Lower George's-atrcot, 1iDngstown, Monday Night. TUE RINsG9TO'V CoimisssioNnRs.-There will be a special meeting on this day (Tuesday) at eleven o'olook, to decide upon the most import. ant matters that have ever occupied the atten. tion of the board. The result of the vote to be given may be felt by the ratcpayera of Kings. town fos many years ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - 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- ...

... ,|THE EARLY CLOSING MOVEX.ENT. _I . . . . .I. Strangely submissive are we to the law of con- tradictions. The London shopkeepers are all' anxiety and eagerness to obtain large: profits, their customers all anxiety and eagerness to ob. taim larger allowance for less money, the as. nietant shopmen all anxiety and eagerness for more pay and less work. Row are all these opposites to be amalgamated ...

... I (BY EPECIA AND ORDINARY TLSE- 'GRAPH.) (By Frmeeman 5pecial Wire., FRANCE. MESSAGE OF M. THIERS. Versailles, Wednesday Evening. At the opening of to-day's sitting of the Assembly, M. Thiers delivered from the Tribune his in- auguralmessage. He commenced by saying that perfect calm prevailed In the country during the Parliamentary vacation, and progress had been made in the work of ...

... LATEST -NEW :I. L' ?? ST BY tPZI4 AND ORDINARY TNLE. GRAPH.) THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS. The!return ?? New York, Wednesday. q The ieturnq'wbich-,have- zeached us fror All 'quarters cenclusiuely showi that General Grant has been ?? victrlou. Demo. eratic New York itself has become Republican ttrough Demicratic indifference. This in. ditferenoe is easy tom nreatand. Faney our old P Tories sapporting ...

... I REV. TRAVERS SMITH'S LECrlURE. Last evening the Rev. Travers Smit h, B. D.. t Vicar of St. Bartholomew's and Prebendary of a St. Patrick's-whose name has become so well c known In connection with his late visitation seor. s mon at St. Patrick's Cathedral and the noisy 5 ?? in tbe Protestant Synod thereon-de- c livered a lecture in the Molesworth Hall, nder f the auspices of the Irish Church ...

... I - TJ-1J3.R.lQHNQ;iP LUNATIC ASYLUIA. ' I - _ . . .. I . -- (n Wedue day the Lord Mayor and a number- of other gentlemen waited on the Chief Secretary to make some important representations to him with reference to the Richmond Lunatio Asylum. These representations werg in effect that the cost of the Asylum had In late years greatly increased, thepreaentmentfor thopresentyear exceeding thst ...

... THE PRICE OF MEW9, | Y Wby is meat etill 8o horribly expensive? The , tinned beef and mutton from abroad does not ap. d pear to have effected any appreciable ameliora r, tion in the condition of the trade, althongh, of n course, it may gbe, perhaps, that the in- * creased consumption of these meats has pre- y vented the cost of the leg of mutton from be- ir coming prohibitory to any but the ...