... WORKING MEN'S CLUBo. Last evening ?? Men's Club and Institute, in connexion with the ' Dublin Total Abstinence League for the Suppression of the Liquor Traffic,was opened by a soiree, under the auspices of the Father Mathew Guild. Au this is practioally the first experiment of the kind on a large scale attempted in Ireland, a brief notice of the orfgli of the idea may not be out of place. ...

... WASTE OF WATER IN THE CITY- PROSECUTIONS. I - _I Yeiterday, at the Northern Divisional Police Court, surmmonses Isued at the suit of the Cor- lporation of Dublin against owners of houses, for allowing water to be wasted, were hoard and . adjudicated upon. The presiding magistrate was Mr. J. O. O'Donel. Sir John Gray, M.P., Chairman of the Waterworks Committee, was present. F The Corporation iv ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... -m~iIii TE- II rnRO N OUA OWN COB PONDEo) (By 1Reeman Specia2 Wire.) ThE: REIPESENTATION OF CORK. Cork, Fridoy sight. The MAayor has issued f address anuounoing las withdrawal from the contest for the repre. ntation of the city- le ?? oasvasshaa ?? me of the fact that I possess the support of tbe 'rjority of the Liberal electors, and wore lie oontt to rest between Mr. Ronryne and myself, I ...

... SOIClITORS' APPRENTICES' DEBATING - k7S ,IR - _ S r - !_ _ 'lThe ope~~il £ - '0h th'e sesslon of thi s0. doty ...

... ?? B AGE WIN I I BEE AW WE I.IVS IN. A ?? In the mattoe of sporting savagery the, wvorld ,las 6hanged considerablyine the late Lrd . Tahmerston shook hands with the late Mr I gayers In the lobby of the Heiase of comrmons,- and gave a ?? note to the national sub- i scription raised on behalf of that emnuent boxer. a Most of !the actors, aiders, and abettors In the I pre-eminent contest between ...

... !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 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 ...

... - TEE MOST REV. DR. RYAN, ST. LOUIS. I Some weeks since we called attention to a meet; Ing of the inhabitantm of Thurlee convened for the purpose of adopting an address to their diatin- guished fellow-townsman, the Most Rev P J Ryan, on occasion of his elevatlon. t the Eplsco- pacy in Ameria. The beautiful illuminated ad- dress got up on the occasion has since been for- warded to his lordship, ...

... I ljr' I AFF IiI is, { - r ..-ad On AlliSaints' Day the Holy ather, acoona. ' 'iirid 'y.h isnoble oourt, prboeeded at half-past 'I seven 'to .tbe:S3lxtine Chapiel. There the Sove- 44re;nPqivit celebrated Mass, assisted by Mgr.' C !DoMer'odte -and 'Mgr. 'MiarineUi,' Several perso- C ncages z-dfdlstiiintlon, amongst whom wef&o the t Count ?? De Bourgoiing, were-piesent, ab the elebratiioni. LA ...