... I METEOROL0ICAL ?? | DUBLIN. Randings tit Dublin for the last four days by the barro, meter corrected t an level and reduced to 32 dog. , Fnhr elt. I The black ?? show the heilght of tbe barometer at 1, 9anm, for the lassi four mornings. . The nrury fall fr raiin, ?? Ei.Et. al .W winds (If rn hex~y storis, (if alowlg) for continued It rises ji! rapidiy~fet' unsettledivteetber, (if graduially) ...

... *The guardians of the South'Dublin Union held ' their ordinary weelkly meeting in the boardroom t yesterday J t THOmsF F. CALDDRCK, J.P., in the chair. r The other guardians present were ?? t T'homas Ilearec, T'homas movers, Jam,'sH M'grsne, Alderman John Draper, Gcrrge Crowo, Pobart C'allewv 8 To; Crthur Mr Dowoihig, David Armstrong, hdwarii 'IOcCreadly Jobn HiByi'ne T C Patrick Pilawotth, E ...

... MiWc1SOAN ORDER l ILNNIj& UT'&A r. ?? n 8h6 I e s sneuo raen o the tocm4 laying of' 'e ouattd n Owes of a novi- wibok fohr YrsOcja Order i Ilad ok Pkee o' the gpuads attachd to the present! Snrd OOYlu~. Thu s * large number *3f t2e i1 proeont, anid as many of Qeie tiergy of the twr n and tho'd.ooem as 0ould ?? be absent Uroea~dIri aepective parishe%, as well as. severl o: the fatlxek of the ...

... ITHE KNG OF THE XIBr- .LUNGEN, (lrom a Dubin Amateur). Bayreuth, September 4th. IHaving bon one of the immense audienee at the the third and ?? performanoe of The snig of the Nibcdngen, which Is to be the crowning glory of the new German art, I hope you will not re. fuse spsae to my amateur dtiee of Wagner's last work.! The performanoe is a marvellous combination of scenic alplqndour, ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- GENCE. Kingstown, Wednesday. BLACROCKO Towxas ?? special meeting of the Board of Commissioners was held to-day in the Town Hall, Blackrock, to consider several mattexin connection with the sewerage of the township. Mr. Thomas Vance, J.P., chairman, presided. There were also ?? Drought, Messrs. J. J. M'Donnell, J. J. Robinson, J. smyth, E. Oldsam, T. Sweeney, J. M. ...

... fflk~.4 . _ _ . (From the Lady Correspondeji. 9 ! Evening Teteqraph.) London, Monday Eveping. No eooner have the King and Queen of G Greece departed than we have the viotfle >f Emperor and Ehmpress of Brazil-the Moe el A*nrnezg. Efhe th. Vo*ld-vhq enived late Co *It. from the United States. d Thoir ?jesties of Brazil belong to the 'work- : itg classes of voyaty. Theydine4 op aligtt I.ig at ...

... THE SAVAGE ND UNTUTO1V I ORANGEMEN. (From thbe Th5th.) We wish we could believe that the heat of th weather had something to do with the party r at Belfast. It is, perhaps, unfortunate that the Feast of the Assumption, which Bonapartist devo' tion made for so many years the especial holiday of France as the Fete Napoleon, should fall in th middle of August; and we cannot but reonerober that ...

... i THE GRAND JUIRY BILL DIVISION. I (By PowIsnan special Wire.) (By Fresmaa London, Thursday. In yesterday's division on Mr. Butt's Grand Jury Presentment, &O., Bits the following tneiabsor voted- AYES. Right Hon. W. P. Adams 0. Anderson, Sir B. Anstruther, Hon. E. M. Aabley, E, Backhouse Sir 0. Balfour, J. W. Barclay, A. Bass, M. T. iass, Right lion. W. Baxter, Major F. Beaumont, Z. L. Bell. ...

... I (By Special and Realter's Telegraph. FRtANCE. Lille, Monday. An electoral meeting was held here las night, at which a long speech was delivered by M. (Gambetta, who is a candidate for the representation of Lille. The speaker said that the majority in the new Chamber should be not only Republican but Democratic, Li- beral, and pacific. There was a Republican manifestation at the railway ...

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... LEIJTUUE oi (~ATTAN The first hf the annual Merie$ of .lee6res5, unde! the auricee of Bt. gmary's Par4chial .Branch of the .Catholic tynion, was delivered last evening in the Exhibitinu Reom of ?? by Ir. Mlbae .r. Crean, B.L., tbg spqbject- selected foeing ?? Grattan. There was an 'etrOTOly large at- woodcu~bui i1dlog monyladhi t he i ocie~pied by The Rev. NtCIOLAs DO41ELLU, OX.G 6 The ...

... ROYAL DUBLIN SOdIETY.. - A special meeting of the royal Dublin Society was held yesterday evening, to consider the report of the committee on Lord Sandou's letter, relative to the Art and Science Museum in Ireland. Then was a large ctZ endance, and the chair was taken by Sir George Hodson. Mr. J. H. Ferguson moved, ancl Mr. IV. J. O'Donovan seconded, That by renson of the very recent date of ...