... KINGSTOWN INTELLIGENCE, I -G- I Branch Office, 87 George'a-street, Kingstown, Wednesday Night RATILDOWN UNriox.-The Board of Guard ani mnot this day at Loughlinstown-HEenry Sandys, Esq, in the chair. Guardians ?? Fasler, Thompson, Perrin, Grehan, Beetham, Burke, Masterson, Verner, and Calbeck. Henry Robinson, Inspector under Looal Government Board, attendoel. State of ?? lng last board day, ...

... NORTIH IDUBTYUNiIOI-TYMTRD&Y 1 Mr. H I MACIFAiT19,I J P, in -th-chair. ; The other guardians present ?? LiAndsay, D l4 J e5 Messrs J Kelly, T Arkens, L Carton Join Boiliy. Dr Brady, J3P, V (: W L Eroon J P 0 keillyj' A O'Neill, T a * Colonel Elliot - Messrs P iennv, T 41 'A ilson. W F Lawlor, 'A M Sublivan; * Alderman J V Mackey, J3P. Messrs l Butterly L MCoart, W lleagher,'T P Langan, JD ...

... THE LECT ON OF DEAN STANLEY. I .. . _ _ 'a The English Established Church has, almosi a from the day of the great sohism which gave it r- birth,'exhibitedaaingiisr passion forreligious per. 40 seoutlon. It haa wielded the sword of the State l ?? equal freedom against both Rome and Ge- IS neva. The English ecolesiastioal history of the at 17th oentury is a long tissue of cruel. O. ties ...

... I I TRINITY COLLEGE CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER. let, Composition for Vice-Chaneellor's prizes, to be sent in to senior lecturer. 2nd, Examination for Vice-.hancellor's Latin medals. 2nd, Previous medical examination. 3rd, Examination for Vice-Chanoellor's Latin medals. 5Ith, Examination for medical degrees. 9th, Examination for surgical degrees. 13', General examination for oandilate ba, chelors ...

... I LONDON POSSIP. I I : - ' - London, Ftiday. Alter a visit to the 'ohurches and' the work. house, nothing in left more worthy of a visit than the theatres, where the pantomimes have become as much a pait and parcel of Christmas as the holly and mistletoe, the snapdragon and- plum. pudding. Thero is a general feeling, however, rthat the pantomimes betray rather a falling off this year, and that ...

... THE M 4I UND. - Amongst the W q iuid ?? by the Cork CoMmntte9,Qwore M happy to roaog- nie~tbf nam*ibft lea n8;mfembeks of thel Goveriln mqmbrs; of Par limient at both Bides of tb1e house, and ?? ?? all olasses and ateede Munlflditonb 1o s, ;om ypaniod b warm expressiopA of e aee andaamiration for tb* high oa,*O anp;, ?? o thwiremb *sWhma s pon , ?? been reoeived from the H*i Seoretary, the ...

... SPECIAL TELERAMS.- #fROM OUR OWs CoQRfrANDIJNIT (ByB Femn Special Wire.) THE BIJUCATION QUESTION ' London, Monldy Night. A correspondent telegraphs that lit a-sheeing: of the Cambridge Bea rd of Educationt, held this afternoon at the Guildball, Cambooge, Aiqobdead con Erney who presided, congratulated the board that it had acceptedathe ohiillena ;of the Gover1nment and had raised a spehial ...

... BY 5PEOIAD AND ORDINARY TIZE. GRAPH.) FRANCE. Versailles, Tuesday Afternoon. The fifth bureau of the National Assembly elected to-day one of its members to replace M De Fourton, the newly appointed Minister of Works, on the Committee of Thirty. The oan. didates were the Duke De Broglie, who belongs to the Right, and M. Laoaze, a member of the Left Centre. The former was elected, 24 votes being ...

... I 00 FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEN T. (By Freeman Special Wire.) PARKER Y. HARVEY LE WIS, MP, , AND OTHERS. LondOn, Mondiy. The legal arguments In this suit, -which has now lasted ton days, concluded to-day, when the SoIicitoiFGcner, addressed Vice-Chsanoellor aalns on the part of the National Bank for up. wards of five hours. Tlle Sollcitor General, Mr Cotton, QQC; Mr raam E tHa9tings, and Mr ...

... I TRINITY COLLEGE. Term Examinations-Prize in English Litera- ?? S Gabbett. The Senate will meet in the examination on Wednesday next for the conferring of degrees at no o'clock. Candidate doctors will ?? in be Professorm' House, and candidates for the Masters and other high degrees at the Dining- hall at a quarter to one o'clock CALENDAR FOR THE WEER. Monday, 16tL-Term examination of Civil ...

... I PFECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA, I In view of an outbreak of cholera in Eugl4nd, it ia satisfactory to find that some steps, imper- feot though theymay havebeen,were takentopre. vent, if possible, the epidemic reaching the me- tropolis through the port of London. It had long been known that the sanitary inspection of ship- ping arriving in the Thames needed more carafel supervision than it had ...

... i (Br SPBAL, AND ORDINARY TEL A GRAPH.) FRANCE. r y THE DEBATE ON THE DISSOLUTION. dg Versailles, Saturday Evening, ic In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly, an M. Duval and two other reporters of tc the Committeeosn Petitions~ for the Dissolution 1- of the Assembly, presented their reports, pro. mn posing that the Assembly should pass to the 1g order of the day on these petitions. 3i M ...