... | M (Specially Reported ) The B battery, 4th brigade, Royal Artillery, arrived in Carlow yesterday, the men and. horses being billetted there for the night, the battery will proceed on its march this day to Kilkenny, where it will be stationed during the winter. The 22nd Army Signalling Class, having oom- pleted a course of instructions at Chrttham. The parties of the 1st Royal Dragoone and ...

... FLNGSTOWN CORRESPONDENCE. I Branch Office, 87 GeorgoeBstrect, Kingstown, Thursday Night. mE NEW BILL -Mr. Wrensfordslcy Is getting iimemorial, under tho Local Government Act, that Is likely to astonlah thel uuknown pro. -aotors of theinew bill. The attempt to endea- vour to carry a project Onta5lhDg enormous ex- 7pnse upon the ratepayers through unknown 1isrties, and without the knowledge of ...

... X _ _ , ?? London, Monday. As there is nothing new in London bat the ,us1l Savday's diversion of a gathering in fly io Park, this time about nothing In partioular bat the parks in general, nothing is loft for -us 1-it to tell of the doings of Amerians, of which and whom we have had of late our stomaol-full. First, the American Bowles, who his raised the highest bets on 'Change ever known sines ...

... LATEST WS, I BY SPOIXAL AND ORDINARY TElL RA P ?? FRANCE. Versailles, Wednesday Evening, M. (1revy, President of ?? Asembly, wishing to prcservo his libeety of action, and in. tending to take part in the public debate on the constitutional measures, has decided not to ae. cept a candidacy for membership of the Defaure Committee. It was believed yesterday afternoon tbat M. ( revyhbaad accepted ...

... WORKINGAIEN'S CLUBS. With little or no noise the Working Meri' Club idea bas been carried into piactical eol.s in Dublin, and £o far with very notable sacoess, ihey do things differently 'clvwhere, and in tha majority-of cases the indispensable dinner, w ith allita accessories, is associated with the i a. argural proceedings. Aimning at the practi I.t .more than anything else, tht ...

... I THE DRAINAGE OFL OUGE[ RNE. | IoYYesterday a meeting was held in the Court- houae, Cavan, in connection with the flood drain. age and navigation of Lough Erne. it waS oon- vened by the Cavan Town Uemmlssioners. A de- putation from Enniakillen ?? consieted of D Wilkin, Esq, Chairman of the Town Commissioners, and Messrs Coalter, T C; Jor. dan, T 0; Plunkett, Gamble, T C; Thomas Whittey, ...

... UNlVERSITY EDUCATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. SBI-Dr Lyon Playfair, in his letter of the 28th November, d&precates the revolutionizing a Univer6ity system which Is doing good wo-k, or, in other words, he dreads the inevitable re. sults of his own Parliamentary action, and that of his friends, on the subject of Trinity Colle,-3. The coquetting, for it oanbe called nothing elie, of the ...

... ?? fHEAD. ARRIVALS. Up to 9 am, Dec. 4.1872. Wind-N.N.W. Dec. 3.-Marquis of Anglesea abd Mary, 8augar, eslates; tes: Lord Willoughby and Pi osprity, Runcorn, elates: Edith, Ruocorn, m.- nure; Catherine an d Ellen Wililams, Cararvon, stones; Stanley and Alexandra, steamers, Ryhead : Terch and AIullingar, Eteamerr, LiverpoJl; Earl uf Carlisle and Irishman, steamers, Glagow. SAl LINGS. Dec. 3. ...

... i DANGERS TO FAITH IN T.C.D. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 24 Trinity College, 28th Deoc., 1872. Sir-My letter of the 20th instant having drawn from the Rev. Mr. O'Rourke a disclaimer of the inuendo that Dissenters have ever been in any danger of being proselytised' in Trinity College, either by converse with their fellow. students or through hope of being favoured by examining electore, it ...

... ' Xi~,s nx .p usisssO xtemss~u ss paruaL Isss~sx DUBLIN: SATURDAY, DEO. 14,1872, WE understand thabt the' Iorporation are h disposed, pracfically, to entertain the propo. PM siinfr opexning a new street from the ii corner of Parliament-street in a direct line n to Christ Church-place,' pasing to the rere j( of the housesmin Castle-street, through the t] houses which now face, from the head of ...

... I I I ,1 I London, Saturday. The ardently expected [diatinotion without which to exhibition is considered complete In London, the visit of the Prince of Wales, was conferred yesterday upon the Cattle Show, and therefore the feshionables who had waited til his Royal Highness had named the happy day, flocked to the place in such abundance that the majority of the aristocratlo publio completely ...

... JUSTICE CHRISTIAN AND TEaE IRISH I LORD CHANCELTORSHIP. TO THE EDITOR OF TUE FREEM&N. Sia-Justice Christian wishes an English lawyer should be our Lord Chancellor. In fact he thinks we want no Lord Chancellor. He would cub off the head of the law in Ireland. Justice Christian speaks of the Irish Chanocellor- ship mith a strange ignorance of facts. Before the Union the income of the holder of ...