... fil1oN ,old three Levers, yester- , in Arlington-street. At )eputaiinn of thirty of the others, who were prCesented 4ssde Pahoella, tire Por.- Ila Real, ChAnmberlain to his elvd a Levee, to receive the lra' attenrd-' l, hy Vi scull it I tin .. kissont, Mr. WVynor, Vi~scoiunt 1.His i, .,,itiss rtecireil tlie NMiniiti'rs ii ,jng-roiom, which hail teen set aiart for that pur- ,.nvreeseil wIiti ...

... CATHEOLIC ASSOCrATION-SET TO BETWEEN MESSRS. LAWLESS AND O'CONNE LL. ' 0(1 S~,n lril',v Toi. . - Oil ~aturday last, thiirii was a regular set 'o inth Association between Mr Lawless and Mr O'Connell; but we roust filst notice the introductorY proceedings. Thle Rev. Mr L'Estrauge presented to the Associa- tio; a waxen) figure of the great Daniel, the ' winged orator, which -with great ...

... TRALEE, DEC. 22.-Mathew Greany is now living on lands of Derrymore (estate of Sir E. Denny), within five miles of this town, who has attained the great age of 106 years. He is in good health, his memory is perfect, and all his mental faculties unimpaired; he and his wIf (now also far advanced in the vale of years), are aIe only inmates of his little cottage (which, with a 6ntll spot of land, ...

... 19.) [FROM A LErrER TO LOND LANSDOWN IN THI DUBLIN vedEVENING roar. f tle *My LORD-In cur last, we hinted at the state of ties public feeling in this City, on the changes rumoured as debt likely to take place in his Majesty's Councils. Happily hern apprehensions which we have shared, in common ro- with our countrymen, have, ir a considerable degree, sub- ersided. The Faction, we hope and trust ...

... in,. .. - 0e- beI he Id ut to ry a- ic, er ce is- it, X- Ce S- it, 'C it )- a. 0. We observe by an advertisement in another column, that a meeting of tire friends and projectors of the So- ciety is to be held this day. In our last nunber we briefly noticed its proposed formation, and its general objects. We now come to recommend it to the parti- cular attention of the operative classes ii ...

... THE MORNING CHR ONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1828. It has been observed again and again by Philosophers, that repose soon becomes painful, and that to be enjoyed it must be preceded by action. This will give us at once the key to the inventiveness with which many of our Governors of Provinces get up disputes. Thus, for instance, Lord DALHOUSIE, our Goveinor of Ca- nada, feeling the ...

... LOArDON-FRIDAY, DECEMCBER 28. I h 1r~~ll~ ntF~n } .. -r._:_. The advance of the Russian army into the principali tics of WVallachia arid Moldavia may be expected, as one of the understood results of that state of things Which have recently appeared in the German Ipapers, rcspecting the probable policy of Ruijssia at the present motme ntaVe olschad their meaening -and have ...

... MYSTERIOUS WEDDING-A DANISIz STORY. rals- C- -.1 Trhe fullowhig story fornis thec Sitbje~t of two Gernman Novds, and it LDatis'h110ct Pien I In Cut early part of tile last century-, tile venerabile cut-co Ilet ik was- onea night ai'ated] i bj1, sttilt', absor bed I n pi, 0 Meditationse. It Wasa near miduitgl. 'Th niela qt h ,'ati emity td' [tI, Village, luid th imtle billi' manners of ...

... DV7LH PAPERS. The following are extracts from Dutch Papers received yes- terday: ASeTERDAnI, DEc, 28.-Accor(ling to private letters from Smyrna, ot the 21st N.vember, communicated fram a respect- able qbarter, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, at Constanti- nople, had received from the Porte the most solemn assurances that the flag and commerce of the Netherlands might depend upon entire ...

... OFFICE OP SECONDARY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Secondaries' Office, Coleman-street, Dec.31, 1827. Sia-As much misrepresentation prevails, respecting the Office of Secondary, I beg to state for the information of every candid person the natare of the Office. 'Tre Corporation of London held the Sheriffalty of London and Middlesex in fee, with the right of appointing the Sheriffs ...

... LORD VIS;OUNTI DUNGANNON. mlnht tha I A -' i . . . . I _ _ * Amog chereat; laruied propl iettrs~frlntrr s roud- [IMa ro an who deserves,a higher rank Iin public estimation, as. a mu a benevolent 'and 4f1d ladodthnti olmr. rog~ Amidst all tile exAtious arising foromwrpic;udr Irosd Lr D whc t -sbi upo mayesaes are 'still strdggling,1 slihd lif or uigonosnever allowed his lands to be let at suchi ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-JANUARY 1. - . . . - it We have had repeated opportunities of observ- 'ying, that to the future Annalist of Britain, the m past year will furnish a variety of topics of deep 3h1 and interesting reflection. We look back on its 2d variegated occurrences with mingled emotions.- eel At its commencement, the Tory party, as they es. are called (for the modern Tory ...