... I The Commaudcr-in-CChief was expected to visit Sandhurst on Monday to inspect the students at the Royal IMilitary College, but in consequence of his being unable to be present the inspection was made by General Sir Richard Airey, G C B. Adjutant.General of the Forces. At about 10 a m. the whole of the students formed into three companies, together with the detashment of Cavalry and Royal ...

... GRAND MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS I WINDOW. In the beautiful parochial Church of St. Lau- rence O'Toole, North-strand, a magnificeat a three-light stained glass memorial window has a been erected in the northern transept, through the munificence and piety of Timnothy Murphy, Esq, Ainiens-street. As a work of art in stained- glans lainting, it possesses the very highest elais5. to most favourable ...

... I THE CORPORATION AND TEE GAS BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE FREEMAN. 11 North Great George's.street, Dublin, 14th December, 1872. DEAR SrR-I have this evening heard that the Corporation, after an almost unprecedeuted'y protracted sitting, this day decided by the narrow majority of one vote to adjourn over to Monday the question of lodging the Parliamen tary Bill, legalizing the purchase of the ...

... I SPECIL TELEGRAMS. I -- mfw t : E ROA OUR OWV (2hRxesPoNDERAs. l (By Freeman Special )Fire). THE STORM IN' ENGLAND. ir Lendon, Thursday. From South Shields we learn that the wind La has veered to the south, the gale is gradually p going down, and the sea is falling. Damage has -been done to the piers at the mouth of the Tyne .t v to the extent of several thousand pounds. No bodies have been ...

... I FROM OUR OWN CQRRiSPONDNfflNTS. (By Freeman Special pire) THE STORM IN ENGLAND. London, Wednesday Night. There is no perceptible abatement of the fury of the south-east gale on the coast. At South Shields the Sea, which for miles is one mass of foam, is running very high. Seven of the crew of the Consul were drowned and three saved. The names of the men drowned are Captain Thos. Thompson, ...

... I id (RY FRBEmiN SPECIAL WIRE.) sd (From Last Night's Gazette.) |. AD3MIIP.ALTY. Dee. 19. r In accordiance with the provisioas of her M3jesty's Order in Counci of P'ebruary 5th, 1S72,Sub Lieutenant A W Rhabazon has this day been plced un the recired 1. list of his rank. In WAR OrFICE, DEC. 20, Id Sth Regiment of Ilussars-Liect B 9 Harrison, from the 18th liussurs, to be Lieutenant, vice C O ...

... | KINGBTOWN INTELLIGENCE, Branch Office, 87 George's.street, Kingstown, Friday Night, TinE NBW PARLIA:MNTARY BILL.-It is re- ported about Kingetown, Township that Lord Carysfort has g'ven his adhesion to the sewer project, as it has been shown to his satisfaction that it will nob do his income any damage, be- cause the outfall goes on to Dalkey. It would be well that his lordship should be ...

... | 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I. PIEPHEAD. ARRIVALS. upn to 9 a~m, Dlec. ~0, 1872. Wvind-S. Dec 19.-COUntCess of Carrick, sablesvrheat; gow: Sanda, steamner, Waterfo3rd ; Alexandra,. °IMEr,Cr Gepsey and M3abell Hgaarris. C~thnestX Ler, o~ bricir, steanmer. Holyhead. t colliers. SAILI3NCS. Dee. 19.-Maid of Alostyn. Barrow, wood : Alexiltr end Jambria, steamers, Holyhead ; Irishm.N1 iivl Lrd slde teamers, (ilasgo~v Longford ...

... |I, TiTT POOR-TEE WEATHEIR. l COAL R4LI4E FUNDIW. The committee met on Saturday the 14bh inlt. In his Grece the Archbishop of Dublin In the chair. a Present-Dr Churchill, Dr E Kennedy, W GE Kerr, Hugh Brown, J Rainsford, Very Rev R Canon Murphy, Very Rev Canon Farrell, James B Lombard, Rev C E Wright, Rev J Daniel, Rev c T O'Reilly, ?? Kennedy, Dr D White, T P MaxwellA Hutton, R J Murphy, Rev ...