... -.TU BUIDAY.CLO~l fp-TITI3O 0bidit aand o i. ofam N trub - D , 4 bN A imtesnidd to I.a. Mr. Dwyer in thno hand r4t the thb. measct for the county Srigol but an asesiftiom co itr be3d anything which *?r, d~y~r hit hsieX tdtheyiad forces me to aiU ?? &inatiinyti' . y h readeris Mro Dwyersay that tsris'ti i last eesidfl seerale o the petitiotn tih favourof Sunday Cdosiptg were reported byrte ...

... j KINQSTOWN INTELLIGENCE. | Kingstown, Monday Night. PoTroR CoUnR.-Before Mr. Barton.-The business of the court consisted of the hearing of twenty. charges, and twenty-nino Summons cases. Patrick Cornor, a soldier of the Royal Artillery, was ent, to jai lfor fourteen days for the Illegal possession of a pewter measure which ho hnd stolen from the public-house of Mr. M'Guinness, Booterstown. Ho ...

... ?? ?? (rmorCorrespondent. (Fo or Kilrusih, FWdaY; On yesterday the members of this associatfo* hold their usual monthly meeting at their ?? ?? Martin's, of this town. The~ Preeiden'% Mir. S.,)unro Et;of Thomastown, comcpled the chair. Thor'~ we' o nresent-- 5ts i Itln~ert, Niee-Prea!dCett, Drom~iiihy% ?? i 7. ?? -. 'feci-lano John FaIdh. l, %iMtrd O'Donnell, Doughmore ; Dr. (11rie Cutei-irinli ...

... - -. . . I I The Medical Exarn n'r publishes the fo1lowving respectinig the alanruning epidemnic which broke ?? at Eugley, near Bolton, towards the end of a,'t weck. Fresh cases were announced day by day, till at the presenttime over 120 personsare suffer- ing from the diseise. The epidemic has further extended to Bolton, where there are about 30 victims. The water was at filst thought to be ...

... I - I THlE MEROHANT SHIIFPING BILL. j I ?? ---K9 _ The following is a sunnnary of this bill:- Thefiret twoclauses are fortmal. Clause 3 provihjes that Every person who sends or tt~ompts to 4oud, or is a party to sendint), or at- tcall)ting to eeud, a ship to sea in such unseoa- woar ly rtate that the life of any person is likely to bo thereby ondangereed, and the maniaging owner of any ...

... I AFOREIGN IIG R. MI (By Special and Renter's 'Or3rsc 0. FRANCE. P'aris, Monridav. The Academy of Science clocted Mr. Wic. Spottiawoode to-day a corresponding memlber of the Geometrecal section. He was success- fld by 28 votes at a third ballot over Ilerr Broscha, a plermanit, %Vho Obtainecd '24 votes. M. de Richemont ('egitinmist), has been elected senator for the Frelich-ludiin Co- ...

... 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 ...

... LONRON GOS91P, I;Zbez_@ .e. (From the Lady Correponen the Ai Telegraph.) London, Monday Evening. There is no royal road to fame, or to suc- cese either, for the State Conoert at Albert Hall on Fxiday was an egregious failure, The Queeqi preceded the company arriving, with the PI Nbred pxhotnuslt*.which distinguishes her %jesty on every occasion, to the very minute, while the audiehee' ke6t ...

... AMAUT1AMATION OF THE I NORlTrIHERtN RAILWAYS. Yesterday the half-yearly meetingof the Northern Railway Company was held at 12 oclook, at the Terminus, Amiens-street. Special interest at- tached to the occasion, us the subject of amnalga- mation with the Ulster Company wans to be dis- cussed, and the attendance of shareholders was un- usually large. Mr. J. W. MuncA.iD, D.L., Chairinan, presided ...

... .* DEOGAEDA UNfdtO. ?? IIJ~ * ' -. JVU4i , ASU$,z A meetinat of tbie board wae held. to-day, the chairnui ranscl Dboakgh, ?? presiding- The Chairman *aid that Mr. Robert Clinton, tho meat contractor, was in attendance 'to answer the COmp1lal0It ?? to the -zieat eupplie4,! iU' Mr. Clinton said that he got no notice of the matter, except by a letter on the 15th instent, Theparts-returned of the ...

... SARTOR REHARTUS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FRIEMA.X SIs--I have been waiting with calmn-confidene, until C. E. M. B. D, should inform the publie that he would pass over in contempt my refd- tation of him charges against the Royal Irish Acadery. It swould have gravely disappoilted me had a gentleman who, after 12 years in Dub- hlu required to search in a directory for his neighbour's house, ...

... IITTATARY INTELLIGUNCE. I The Du'vin Ceonty l.'gi t Infantry Regiment of M11t;. ls, lith ?? at lbe CUrah Camp an Monday,1 ibo 3rd teatant, for Its atinal tr'ining, enmpletes Its erloui of esabiodjxiebt thiv day, and the nen will be dlisased to Itheft homes. The permaneut eat! of ?? Tefiticnt li, bowever, remain at ?? Camp tor I a Teo darse foi th purpose of teturalal into steres the 1 camp ...