... Q PHE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. 'The inaugural address for the Session 1874.5 of the c Faculty of Medicine, was delivered yesterday by Dr. e r 'Hayden, at the School of Medicine, Cecilia-street. Amongst those present ?? Rev. Mgr. Wood. f IoOk, J. Martin, M.P. ; Dr. Tuftnel, P.R.C.S.I. ; the Ver Rev. Canon Pope, Very Rev. Canon Murphy Dr. r X- . Wgan,'Dr. Ward, M.P. ; Dr. N. C. ...

... I THE HIGH PRICE OF BUTTER I 'TO THE EDITOR OF TE FREEMAN. Dublin, 3rd November, 1874. DEAR SIR-We again ask you for space for a few observations upon the above heading, called for by the remarks of your correspondent. Mr. W. J. Lane, of Cork. That gentleman does not, or appears not, to understand the meaning of the letter of the Unithd Factors which appeared in your issue of 29th ultimo. They ...

... | STA&TiCNSOF TH'E EPRITE3E D'2fl. (From the Urdtfed Se'reiee C'fe.t (Correctcd Up to the 1st November, ?? 4, incbas' 7,,) (Auerc two places are given the sece-nd is that at Tvbi.1h ths Depot Compan:y t stntioreed.) CsA7&tLY. i3.L dol-(]st bat). A'Ier.hot Ist LileGuards-tWinfd-or Do(2ndbut) C-'ral--ar 2nd ?? ts Park 2tb do (I.t bat), G:bra- Poyal l0orse Gn'-rie-1Ad e.R-, Drccon Parl Do (*2d ...

... I Ki~ldG~owI~ XttUALGM~E., -: iegstowie, Mndey Night. Towsnrwr CoMMissioNism-Thd monthly meeting of this board wag held to-day. Meshbers prient.- Ml. J. J. Crosthwpite, J.P., chairman; Mensrs. John Conroy, John Ga.loigAn, Miles Kelly,. S. J. Brazil, John Riglly, and Daniel Sexton. The nuinutes of the last meeting were confirmed. Numerous complaints were made as to the gt0dat aste of water ...

... (From our Correspondent.) Wexford, Tuesday. i Yesterday a meeting of the above body was-held in V the Assembly Rooms, the Mayor presiding, and Alder- men Sinnott, Stafford, Devereux, and Vicary; Town Councillors Walker, Doyle, Timpson, Delaney, Reilly, E. Walsh, Harpur, J. W. Walsh, Byrne, Prendergast, and Hinton, being also present. A borough rate of j one shilling in the pound was struck. A ...

... IffELMAND ANID TIH POLITICAT SITTUATION. TO TH1V EDITOR OR TP TREEMAT. October 31. SIR-lext to its distinguished leader, Mr. Mitchell Henry is the most important member of 4the Parlia- mentary Home Rule party. Many circumstances combine to mnake him a man of weight. He was a framer of the Conferenie programne, and must be presumed to be a perfect master,, in its principles and in its details, ...

... ?? ]to6SnjXLA3.oo AND daVAS,: (Vromn the ffee-tly Freemtan and tir/s ArictAyrlkift.) In pursuance' of our dehigs.of treating of those diseases- of live stock' occasioned by internal parasites, which cause such a great loss and in- jury to': the farmer, *6 come next to c60sider that usually known as h1ose, In previous ati- cles we treated of soree of, the forms of tapes worm, including gid, ...

... I (BY SPECIAL AND REUTEXS TPBEBGAPH. SPAIN. Madrid, Saturday. The brigade under General Despiyolas had a fresh enconnter with the Carlists yesterday at Villa-Franc,a in the Mestrasgo, defeating 12 battalions under the command of the Cabecilas Cucala afd Polo. The latter lost 112 killed, many wounded, and prisoners and a fiag. Santander, Saturday. The Geriman gunboats Nautilus and Alba- tross ...

... TIME COUNTY LIMERIOK HOflv - LF4 MEETLYG SPECIAL TELGR2M. (From our Fieportera.) Zog 9k, Sunday Evening. 4 great county demonatrotion in favour of HOMDO wiLI was held herea to-day. At least 15,OOO people atteaded it, almost evary distriet of thle adjacent ,arts d? Cork apd Limerick being represented, Towns eO far away as Mtallow seht men and banners. For hour5 before the meeting was 4tld ...

... I NO MfORf PIiLS OR ANY OTHER . 3 DYsEpSu (indigestion), ci)nstipation- dei tion, and all n~vou3s, bilipns, stomu och, and in every sta ,e; are only agp.-avated and acce of every description, but'successfully tfea' delicious Revulenta Arabica Food, as pro, variable success in 78,00 cases which ha' Z hopcless, such as cough asthr a, also . hoids, liver complaints, viatulency, nervo r fevers, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEEMA. J. SIR-The act of the Corporation on yesterday ihows the new, brave spirit of popular assemblies, bearing Y down, in grateful appreciation of w, hat a country owes a to the memory of a noble past and its fruition in the b freedom of to-day, the factions. the intolerant factions, l' whose domination in Ireland is gone for ever ! AU honour to the Lord Mayor-Elect, ...

... An adjourned meeting of the O'Connell Memoria Committee was held yesterday in the Mansion House. 'bhe chair was occupied by Mr. DExIs MOYLk.\', DL.( The other members present were ihs Right HIon the Lord -Mayor, M.P.; Alderman MI'Swiney, J.P., Lord Mlayor-Elect; Very Rev. Canon Pope, Rev. J. Gaffney, Rev. John O'Hanlon, Dr. Loug, T. C.: Wil.U liam Gernou, ?? William L. Hackett, T.P. James ...