... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... t ?? -,graina-d. 0 4.cr=al. ?? 11 I F N DUBLIN: FRIDAY, NOV. 03, 1874. A% Evening 'Edition of the Freeman's or Journai 18,published daily, in time for ea 'point, containing all the latest Home ol and Foreign Telegrarns, Stoek and lei Shane Lists, Markets% and General News tb of the day, up to the hour of going to ga press. of to THE great work of celebrating the grand national in festival of ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday: Mr. T. F. CALDBECK, J.P., in the chair. The other guardians present were:- George Crowo, David Armstrong. A. 31. Downing. Charles Tench, Robt. Callow, TO. ; Alderman John Draper, Ed- ward 3lacready, John Byrne Te.a; John Godley, JP.: James Kenny, P. Pilswortli, Patrick Dolan, T.C; Patrick Ryan, John H. Evans, C. M. ...

... I FOREIGN rVELEGBRA MS. I (B Y SPPEC1'AL AND PE U TEI'S P'ELlsRRAPII)!1 I rp-I I CARLIST WAR Hendaye, Wednesday. The bombardment of 1run began at seven o'clock, this being Don Carlos's saint's day. The Carlists unmask;ed three batteries, and heavy firing is going on. Don Carnos is present. - * Wednesday Evening. A ?? cannonade has been heard all day. Somo damage was done to the Republican ...

... I :-HOuI. '-tfLEGRA S. . I A FASIT TRANSATLAI~MC PASSAGE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondeut.) Cork, Thursday The White Star steamer Adriatic arrived in the harbour to-day-at noon. She left New York on the 2Sth. The Adriatic was to have left New York on Saturday, the 24th, but on that day an accident oc- cureed to her. It appears the Cunard steamer Parthia had left her whari first, and ...

... KILDARE PROTESTANT DIOCESANI I . SYNOD. : I The Diocesan Synod of KIildare met yesterday in the Molesworth Hall. The Archbishop of Duinan presided. The attendance was very limited, there being only about 3O members present. After the transaction of some routine business, signing of minutes, &c., Dr. Joly said that before they proceeded to busi- ness he would direct the attention of the meeting ...

... 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 ...

... I o mOnsE PIJt OR A OTHER MEDICINE. I Consumption, and all nervous bilious, stomach, and liver c~omp~laints, are o°nly~rtah~ettytls e aggravated ap% rr4 to . tJ| a.,,t .bt they i1van lyyil t T IB.;irn a hecith-restoring Reva lenta Asabica Fo od, as proved by 2S years' success in 78,000 cases which had becn com|i sidered hopeless; such as indigestion (dyspepsis), cough, I asthmna, consumpticn, ...