... 6O~LLE40JD HISTOR~ICAL SOCIEHTY, le opeving meefig fthe boiety wai held last ia Mue DIWng HOfl, TrOinity College.. ?? Thet audience, wbidh compried a; strong muster of sBtu- aentS in the unreberved section, was not so thronged am upon some formerzoocsdon,, butstil numnerous enough to te nearly fill the spacious hall. The platform- was crowded to its full extent. Amongst those who were present' ...

... | 0 UM :TENAT-FAR~v S.g i. . . I ?? . I ._ I I ?? j i.. ?? .,(FRO*P our nso0 B.)r, -. ,,Kilkenny, Wednesday. .To-da 'd eeting o tle Farmers' Assoeiation was held in the Assmbly Roome, at the'Tholsil.' ' Thc tttebdito, although. not .very large, was fairly reprosefitatiied. The phair was oooqpied b , ., . Mr. JAnes CoRVa O-, {i Amnongst thoso' presecpt.were-' mesrsi Mulhallen Marum, J P ; ...

... ~Wf2qIISRITY ~PHILOS0PHIal~( FSO~MtTT, The opening Meeting of the 24th session of the University Philosophical Society wae hold lii, nelling in 'he Dining Hall, Trinity Collee The LoUn CHIEF JUSrITS presided. Amongst those present were:_ I ord Talbot de Malabide, Master Lane, the Attornty- General, Isaac Butt, Q C. Al P ; Judge Harrison; Ser- geant Robinson, General Westrop Colonel Adamson ...

... I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegrams.) THE FRENCH CRISIS. Paris, Wednesday Evening. The sub-committee on the Budget met to. day at the Bourbon Palace, and proceeded with the examination of the question of de- taching the four schedules relating to the direct taxes from the rest of the Budget. The Budget Committee also held a full meet- ting to-day, at which thb Budget prepared by Al. Leon ...

... 11 . jq3 Z-he 1 5 , .01irlIll jftla nan V. ?? ?? ?? | The Freeman's Journal may ?? obtained in London on the Even- ing of Puxbiication a. Messrs. Smith and Son's Bookstalls,Eusto:i Stationi ifrom- Nirr; Simpson, 4ewvsveii6or, Oharing-cross Poat-oflice at the London2 Offlce, 211 Stiulad and the following day from W. Everett and Sons, Royal'Exchange Flags; and- mr. W. H. Everett, 34 Bouvenie. ...

... ;i TacE W-Rt i lit 4 h I BATJU-EP NIR, YT,-1iUX~I IPYRQ*OB ~TAIKEN -'AND- 1PETAKIEN,,1t I. , I . 7 7 7'jr- fI -;s QOx47iga# ?? ig 'oAt-dybose forcesifl of jaly urchi a fry atgbei: . bf~eights onnnatdieg- ha* ,~plae :j aia,64l ?? ?? it, he P .4 FU We;Aact'qt.I cam-e p rs. ?? e t. ..e-e 86Wo ~ ah foc f~uks ~Fanyoccpe h heigt Commnigthigle, iad~h Ahed 'event. T b''fahftp ofnt~rciigE me'fl.,~s p ...

... L LATESTNEWS. (By Frsem~ Spe~i~l Wire.) LONDON .OR, SPONDENCh -- Fz-eemars Office, 211 Strand, London, Wednesday Mqrnin6g I bear that thd HIon. Lilias Charlotto Cairns, the eldest daughter of the Lord Chancellor, ispuigaged to the R1ev. Neville Shebrooke The gentler sa is a widower, his first wife having ,)ecn Lady Evelyn Alice Curson Howe, eldest dauauiter of Lord Howe. The marriagel, which ...

... TOWNSHIP OF! iRATfH,-NES AND RATHE. I I - AR ELECTIO ..MtTION. ?? I. ::Th4 follo*ing are the candidateb ndminiteT:- Samuel F :H ' 'Bo~lon; ' Gro've H' ~e'a Rathminies * William W. Hack~ett, teeson.perk,; Miuhael. Mu;' phy,. 2 ' Blvriil'e~.plaee';! ;IFUia Oordop t;QlNeltl, Sandford-park,~ Patrck J. Plunkett; I4 Paltnerrstcn-~ 'ro~ad ; John WV. Queale, 1 Sandford-terrace; *Th6 abov proposed ...

... The medical session 1877-78 of the Ricbmona Hospital, Hardwicke Hospital and House of Indus. try was opened yesterday at the Richmond Hospit&i by Dr. R. D. Lyons. Amonst those present were- Sir Dominic Corrigan, Dr. Mapother, Dr. Stokes jun., Dr. Stewart, Master Pigott, Dr. A. H. Corley, Dr. Samuel Gordon, President of the Royal College of Physicians ; Dr. J. Ranks, Dr. Thornley Stoker, Dr. B. ...

... KI~NGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI. GE~NCE. Monday POLICE COURT.-Mr. Barton presided. Mary Bradshaw, a young girl, was charged on remand with having stolen a number of articles of apparel from a drapery shop in Lower George's-street The charge being proved, the defendant was com. mitted to jail for 14 days, and afterwards to be confined in High Park Reformatory for five years. Two women named Doyle ...

... j :1KT NGSTOW * ?? ' ?? Mo, y PoLICn C0i ?? Bartion pbreaided'-.olo man' named Michael Keane wee charged with. ''working two horses under a Yineil vwater yan, this. morning, which were iziten n'fibstate, .th 'tip' galded; Inspector Reilly Rtated that boti the horse were severely cut. Tlhe defendant was fhnke&80s. on both chg6.es.' A 'youth' am'ed John PIunketb v,,as srhaged on remand by ...

... I ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND CLUBS. (Fo0no OUR MuosTARy COARESPONDENIT.) London, November 11th, 1877. I see the military papers and other English lournals are giving with a flourish of trumpets the news I sent to you a week ago, that the Duke of Cambridge has been appointed Honorary Colo. mel of the 10th Bengal Lancers. Far be it from pne to object to any amount of honour the excel. lent Field ...