... THE KINSALE-WHO ARE THE I WRECKERS? TO THE EDITOR OF THiE FREEMAN. DEAR ?? FREELAAN'S JOURNAL is Sel- dem caught napping. I don't remecmber it found guilty of libel What, then, was my sur- prise to find in your issues of last Menday and Tuesday the oati atrocious calumny on the character or an honest and inoffensive commu- nity. I pronounce the report of your Waterford correspondet, as regards ...

... _IF8TLOR.AW ;OEtYj | I .I IC . . N1ie have been requested to publish the fol. lowing Case on behalf of the President and Coun. l oil of the Incorporated Soeiety of Attorneys and and Solicitors of Ireland:- . The Charter under which the Soeiety of Attorneys and Solicitors of Ireland is ihcorporated provides that ?? t'.e governing body shall consist of a council of not 0 les,, than twenty-one or ...

... FUI2ER OF TIM MARQUIS.OPLOND0N I .- DERRY. - ?? Mfomrn our Correspondent,) Newtowaard. Satiarday. This morning shortly after half-past eleven oclocko the body of Frederick William'Robert Stewart, fourth Marquie of Londonderryk' was ianoved -from tie. Pro- teatant Episcopal Church, In Church-street, where it bad lain in state from the previous f6renobn, for inter. ment within the precincts of ...

... Fit i!e emads, 3A I DUBLI:N: MONDAY, DEC. 2, 1872. - I .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ^ e.tt .. ,A THE death of his wife and the worry of the Presidential contest have proved fatal to poor Hoirosz GRXELIY, who on Friday night succumbed to one of those cerebral disorders which, in this overworked age, have laid so many illustrious heads low. Mr GnBruLay, in common with most conspicuous Ameri cans of. later ...

... I'SEW CHURCH OF' SS. AUGUSTINE AND I I ?? Yesterday his Eminence the Cardinal Arch. bishop of Dublin, and the Most Rev. Dr. Mur- ray, Lord Bishop of Maitland, consecrated the peal of bells for the new church of BS. Augus- tine and John, Thomas-street. The occasion was invested with more than ordinary interest from the circumstance that this was the first time the Archbishop, as Cardinal, had ...

... I I TRINITY COLLEGE CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER. let, Composition for Vice-Chaneellor's prizes, to be sent in to senior lecturer. 2nd, Examination for Vice-.hancellor's Latin medals. 2nd, Previous medical examination. 3rd, Examination for Vice-Chanoellor's Latin medals. 5Ith, Examination for medical degrees. 9th, Examination for surgical degrees. 13', General examination for oandilate ba, chelors ...

... | - The following is the report of the Medical Officer of Health (Dr Mapother) for the four weeks ending November 23, 1872:-The mortality was very low, the Registrar-General having recorded 407 deaths, against 449. during the preceding moutb, and 532 during the corresponding month of last year. The rate was therefore I In 620, and in other cities was as ?? and suburbs, 1 in 702; Central ...

... I -IATEST NEWS. I I i 11 1 U - ;o. .. . _ ?? 1 (BY ARY TNLMD 1 . ' G ' m @ )RA ' - 1i DEATH OF HORACE GREELEY. 1 ~ New York, Saturdxy Evening. 1 Horaco Greeley died. at 7 o'cloek on Friday r evening, after having been unoonsoious and kept alive by stimulants for three days. r The DaiTy News believes his sudden illuess and death will be heard of over all the olvilised world with a shook of ...

... THEF CORK ELECTION. . Divide etimpeahaseverbeen theuottobywhioh the Conrervative party have succeeded in main. iaining in Great Britain an amount of political power utterly out of proportion to their numbers in the coastituencies. Deficient in ability, defi. cient in numbers, deficient In ideas, they have always been strong in their successfal efforts at setting by the ears the members of the ...

... THE TEMPERLANCE MOVEMENT. Tbe weekly meetinM of the Dublin Total Abati- mence League was held in the Pillar Room of the ?? evening. Notwithstanding thein clemency ot the weather the room was comfort. ably filled by an audience composed chiefly of working meu, who gave a most attentive hearing to the spEakehr. Mr. Henry John Allen, one of the vice presidents of the League, oooapied the chair, ...

... I - The Court of Common Pleas last week deli- vered judgment In a matter which very much affects the heads of householde and employers, as well as those who are in their service. It has now been decided, for the first time we believe, that servants cannot 'compel their masters, by an ao. tion in the superior courts, to give them a ccrtlfi-' cate of discharge or behaviour when they quit their ...

... Io a , A detachment of the 57th ( West Middlesex) Re. giment proceeded from Char1es-Fort to Carndetr Fort -on the 380th ult., having undergone-a course of instruotion in rifle drill. The B Battery 4th Brigade Royal Artillery will proceed by march ioute, commencing on the 4th inst, for Limericki and arriving In Cork on the 7th, for the purpose of exchanging equip. nment, stores, &c. The 98th ...