... True1 UNITED SYNODS OF DUBLIN, CLENDA-LOUGH, AND KILDARE. Yesterday these joint Synods assembled in the large ti concert hall of the Exhibition Palace. There was a large attendance. His Grace the Protestant Arch- bishop presided. YDr. Pennefather, Q.C., acted ass assessor. ft His Grace, in opening the proceedings, remarke4 d that they had met for the purpose of transacting SI business which ...

... LATEST NEW84. ?? il IEY PR'.;'t'f12AN1BSPECBJJL Ilt)l'.) ?? ?? - - ',ONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Thursday N ghst. i understana that the Home Rule orpgai u i' . LindonI h3s recently been reconstructed. New >- getes to thle general counicil have been elected. fezl2 ar-' ergemen :shavebeenhsiile witha vie;'to carryingoin thc evernelit- with greater energy, anud securing .e i r sults, ...

... RICHATOND HOSPITAL. The opening lecture of the winter session Nvis de- livered yesterday in the Richmond Hospital, by Dr. William Thompson. There was a large attendance of students. The chair was occupied by Dr. HAMILTON. Amongst those present were Dr Lyons, Professor M'Dowel, T C D; Dr Hamilton, the President of the College of Physicians. Dr Gordon, Dr Ma- pother, Dr C E Fitzgerald, Dr Wm ...

... CHEVALIER O'CLERY, M.P., AND THE SECRE- I I TARY OF THE CATHOLIC UNION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN, Monkstown, County Cork, Nov. 2nd, 1874. Sin -Twice within the past week Mr. Teeling has I thought it becoming to make public comment on a short speech delivered by me at a meeting of the I Catholic Union, on ISunday, 25th October, in Cork- I once in the Cork Bxmniner of which I took no notice, ...

... Ic~h~ tffi man'o 3OnD. - 0 ?? - ?? -- 1 ?? An Evening Edition of the Freeman's be( JTournal is published daily, in time for post, containing all the latest HEOmo of and Foreign Telegrams, Stock and Irc Share Lists, Markets, and General News no of the day, up to the hour of going to cle press. grc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _= ahls Tnr Exprews of yesterday contains a very cha- thi racteristic ...

... -5..S v; ME esx DICAL SCHOOLS. : *, MEATH HOSPITAL. i 't~hrA a gural sessional address was delivered yester. 9 i the L ture Theatre of the Meath Hospital by Ptoot. 0%The attendance of students was very large W° received the lecturer with absolute enthusiasm. 'was also a very considerable attendance of me- * oal Men of eminence in the city. ` Atxongst those present wvere, t MOdical officers of ...

... Any invalid can rastore his licaith witho)ut medicilne, in- convenience, or expense, by Du Barry's Delicioile Revalellta ArabicaFood, which is less CxpenSuve but iuore nourishing E than meat, and saves fifty tinles its costin medicine. Twenty- t eight years' invariable success in 78,0010 authentic cases if. indigestion (dvspupsia), hatitual constipatioln, diarrhnea, liaenmorrhoiils, iiver ...

... IKINGSTOWN INTELLIENCE. I BLACKEROCK TOWN COMMISSIONE.RS. Kingstown, Wednesday Night. A meeting of the board was held to-day. Thomas Vance, Esq., J.P., Chairman. Other Commissioners present :-Captain Betham, Messrs. Alma, Leetch, Crowe, Robinson, Murphy, Kincaid, Walpole, Richard- son, Plant, J. P.; M'Curdy, Ferguson, Kernan, Ormqby, Magrath, Mulligan, and Corrigan. A communication was ...

... 1 hOME TE-LEC-RA1-S. SHIPPING ACCIDE-NTT. 1 SPEcjAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) Waterford, Monday. Yesterday, while'the Milford teamaship Limerick was going out of the harbour, she came into collision with the schooner Talbot, of Falmouth, carrying away lher bows and doing sach damage that she began tofill. The Talbot was afterwards towed up to Waterfor4,| where she remains. THE GAS ...

... THE MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THE DUBLIN if ~~~UNIONS. I~~ ?? . - Yesterday a deputation of the medical officers of the North and South Dublin Clity Districts were intro. duced to the Council of the Ioyal College of Surgeons by W. H. O'Leary, Esq., 2I.P. for Droghuda. The accompanying letter from these gentlemen was read. It. was addressed to the Local Goyernment. Board, Ireland:- ' GENTLEMEN-At a ...

... TIHE NEW RECORD SYSTEM. A short time ago wve had the pleasure of examining the detailsand working of an invention patented by Mr. Thomas A. Dillon, of the Registryof Deeds Office, X which imintended to simplify the processof searching in that department, to insure the preservation of the re- cords, and to render it easy to multiply copies at will. The inventor lays under contribution ...

... , O.- -A sIGN ThI4ItI I FOPgSg TiLIKIRMS.| anf PILVlAL AND REUPBrS TLEBRA4P H) Madrid, Wedaday lIvening. The GoVLaflneli at pregent Aluo*s nothing to transpire respecting the operations now being carried on by the 'Army of thi 1;offt. Officia despatches announce that 150 anrlists have left thle Carlist camp at Estella, and surrendered themselves to the Republican General Villergas. General ...