... 'TRI'ETUFPT'.TION OF ST. ANTHONY. There ies teen a rumour during some time past lthit Mr. TIfr',y wis about to retire from his cuouiuature of the University of Dablin. This slatueicmret was, however, so vehemently deniedby the candidates' 1r ends, by his election agents,aud by himself personally, that the publ;c gavelittle or no credence to the rmtnour. The only suspicions feature in the case ...

... - Tf The - -ar - 2- : -- -. mn- If the exporiment isuimccessnfl, that ends the question ar =-i wes, April 22, 1865. en This oracular pronouncement has reference to the its prohibition of the traffic in intoxicating liquors on a 'as certain portion of the connty of Tvrone in Ireland. lie The existence of such a district was firat brought ud under the notice of the public at an Alliance ...

... I GONE TO THE WOrKnIOUSE;. I IA . a e TO THl EDITOR OF THZ FREEMAN. New-quay, county Clore, October 14. Sin-Allow aie, through the FREEMAN, to give the world a specimen of Irish liberality as recently illus- trated in the very remarkable spot called Baily- vaugban. Whilst Mr. Gladstone andhis vandals are mercilessly bent upon blotting every vestige of an Established Church Ascendancy from the ...

... ;?.UR 1111:.-%, Dull3laN, j ?? Ep to lv n 2 m. Decembr.^'~ 2. adS -Wgi1, E Decl -Standard, and I's L, Dzre, strearn- , ...

... IXTEST -Er S il Br. SPECIAL Vtf LEGRAPH WIPE FROM OURt LONDOY STApy' London. Monday Eveaisz r The denmand for money was very great t-day, 3 wt'h rates about the same as before. Very little bu ines adoing in every direction, the market or the ?? Funded Securities quiet. Con1sole l'I for nMoney,and924 5 forsccount; New anllded i Three per Cent, 924 4. The Foreign arket dualas rfgards new ...

... I ?? ilt az~u.i i) : ' i XT-Nt - tip to 9 S.ro, Decen- .. ?? S-Wirne W. Dec e 1 -flue of Sulhr'' : . st amer, ?? 05 MarqUis of .Ahercern, ste GWFOWr, flaow; S: pSrkF steaner, Liverpool Ariel c;:ln, p; nes: Royal Char9eS London. wheat; Farthihe, Stettin. t13' Princes5, xc-! malt ; Charles Walker. Wesferdr, °0 Dcc-Lady Egduton. stcaiaer. London Tel-13A atearner, olyhead Sifloth. stevne . tilloth ...

... | ST ATIONS1 Tal .BAE'ITISH A UY. - I Corrected up to the Ptih oS De-, 1866, inclusive. (From the United Serriee Gazette.) Where two places are mentioned, the last-mentioned Is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed. LtAVALtY., 25th-Ist bat, Alderahot ,Life Guards-Shefneld 2nd bat, Bengal, Dmndee 2nd do-ltegent'e Park 20th-5egat, Preston Royal Horse Guards--Hyde 27th-Chathemn ...

... CHRiST ?? C'ATHEDRAL. A - -- I . A lecture was delivered last evening by Mr. Englibb in Alderman Crotty's Great PRsms, Christ- chuich.place, in aid of the Society of St. John the Evangelist. Lower Excharge.street, for the relief of thle ick poor of all religious denominationp. The roonm in Vhich it was delivered was crowded. Amongst those on the platform ?? Very R1ev. Canon Roche, P.P.; Rev. ...

... HEAVY GALE AND FATAL SHIPWRECKSeI| Who ?? ooast appears to hove been visited on j Friday and Saturday eveiangs with a gale so heavy OAt some of out correspondent described it.as a hareicaie, and veral asipping disat, attended with Iqe of life, are reporte. Off North Shield, on Saturday night there was a violent westerly gal~e, ard much' ;ijury was done to property. The Berlin iatemship, from ...

... I . TRHE FLOOD IN WA-TERFORD. i Neverat e tieyear 1889 was there sh a *doed of the tide known in Waterford ea that of Saturday night and Sunday morning. Saturday night the tide rose many fest above the ordinary level. All the gas lights in the city, except on Ballybricken, went out about eight o'clock, and the greatest precaution was necessary to avoid accidents. The water got into the gas ...

... TO ThM EDITOR OF TIM F EBMA?. CrOosakiel, countyrt Meath, Jan. 14th. SIR-For the information of the public I think the good acts of a landlord should be published, I beg leave through the columns of your journal to make a few remarks onone of the best, Toesday last, the 12tb, being a day set aside by the tenantry of the Clonebraney Estate to pay respects long doe to their worthy landlord, r. C ...

... THE WAR TN NEW ZEALAND. I THIE MASSACRE OP EUROPEAN S9'I'L I The intelligence from New Zealadd seems to be t more alarming than ever, and includes particnlars of t a sbtcwing massacre of European settlers by the f Miories at Poverty Bay. Ever since the disastrous h engagement at Te Rues-ram, in which Von Teawpaky a and others fell, the colonial forcem are said to have s been in a ...