... THE LAW STUDENTS' DEBATING - SOCIEZTY. - The Inaugural meeting of this Society for the tl session 1872-73 was held last evening at the Kings' Ians, and was perhaps the most brilliant P and successful reunion chronicled In the annals P of the Association since Its establishment. The P Lord Chanoellorpresided, and the platform was A occupied by an unprecedented assemblage of a gentlemen foremost ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... YFRtO OUR OWN CORRfSPONDIRNX2e.) (By FreeinOa) Special Wire.) THE LONDON POLICE. London, Wednesday Night. The police of the E or Bow.street division are to meet Colonel Henderson to-morrow, with a vice, it is said, to their re-instalment. A memorial in favour of the men has been exten. aively eigned. THE HEATHENS. Tbe Record states that Arohdeacon Donison bas been mobbed by his parishioners ...

... BANQUET TO JOHN HARRIS, ESQ,, I THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. -- ?? Mr. Harris was entertained at dinner at the et Gresham yesterday evening by a number of his 01 immediate friends. 01 The chair was occupied by John Francis Waller, Esq., LL.D. The vice-chair was filled by Williamn Eeating Clay, Esq. ee Amongst the company ?? Francis Win. ce Brady, Bart.; Alderman Furdon, Sir Wmn. ?? W~iide, ...

... I ITHE GWL )WI ME NGER& . - s w~have -lready unnonned, a portion- aliont ffty, * belieje-of the tel@raph mes- sengers employed in Dublin went off duty oa th strike ycsterday morning because-as we have ti been informed authoritatively-their demand to cl be paid at the rate qf Id. for each message they hi delivered, and to be paid fixed wages when em. ca ployedoon ?? duty, was not oonceded. It ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... I ARRIVALS. up to 9 am., Nov. 27. 1872. Wind-S.W. Nov. 26.- Countess of Er e, ea Nymuh, and Elith4 steamers, Holyhead; Ehianp, Star, Trafalgar, and St. Columba, steamere, Liverpool Duke of Leioster, steamer, Glasgow; Ardmore, steamer, Santander, wheat and bran. Ncv. S7.-Arbutus, steamer. Ayr, coal; Irishruan. steamer, Glasgow. SAILINOS. Nov. 26.-Alexandra and Duchess of Sutherland, steamers, ...

... IIUN STOWN CORRSPONDENCE. I Branch Ofice, 87 George's-street, Kingatown, Wednesday Night. T1I POLICE COURT.-Mr. Barton presided this dcay and dicharged the businens of the courb In less than half an hour. There Wus no cane of dxunkeauesn, but a few aummanry evictions, some one or tw o of which were adjourned The sum, wons cases were for the moat part settlod out of court. The court presented ...

... ICATHOLIC UNIVERSIT'Y-LITElRARY I AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. | The inaugural meeting of this society was held last eight, and a very numerous and distin- guisbed assembly were gathered together in the Unlivereity Chapel, to listen to the address of Mr. Coxe, the Auditor. The subject taken up by tiat gentlsinan was one which will always in- terest an Irish audience-one which is in an es- 'pecial ...