... MENDWCITY INTITUTION a MFETING AT TI M.I ,IN3tON H-TJR . AT TEI Yesterd sv. pirsulot to a ?? frroy the Lord ii iyqr, a ptic~ rn'-etin¢' of ith- clr 4v, c'nrchw vtr lens, and .tizlys of 1) 1 )lil 'vii hw ld in the X i'si ti || is 1r tr Ie p-ap iof o:ils)plii4, the hest means to prevent the Closing ,f'the Mlendicity Inititution until the poor law would'comt, 9to np'ration. Siortly after twfo ...

... A DEFENCE O THE SM .!iMS OFIRE ?? #Nn ?? ?? ,. i/| That large jarm, wbusld'bc iszetp~jiii TFIflslr1.hcrs theal IinesCnoteym 'h feial tend have fiot s1 the knlowledge, necessary for the maakzjei szfuIthLi. ye anbecause -it, -alea#,,!frorsj#imna 'that the class, (flargefrerfinEnMel:~ sia te I aproch a~t ?? anltf-4dobly f eapabld oftais: tamng hei peitislby th?.60litigiu prices predikcediy , 1 ...

... r POOR LAWSSCORK TN~d r-MEETTIG Or, Tr I GUARDIANS-EXTRAORDINARY PROCEED- INGS.I Pursuant to adjournment, the Guardians of the Cork tl ¢Union met on Monday, at the House of fndustry, at twelve 1i o'clock. The number of guardians in attendance was con- o siderable. Mr. AcsistantComnmissioner Voules was also I present. Samuel Lane, Esq., entered the room shortly after twelve t oclock, and took ...

... NEWS OF THE'DAY.,': ' ,A ;. Twa Binv ST. It rmay~be necessary to mtenthon that the paragraphs from our provincial cotemporarl0es, whilch Ee publish in another column u nder this head, were almost, without exception, written during the continuance of the [ latf r4ins, and hence the desponding tone which they in ge- e nerdl breath'e may be accounted for We have, however, C the gratification of ...

... , ?? ;, ?? NEN WS0OF, TIEM DAY. Sdfietgreat a'nd: very. imiportant-alterations are to be im- redi~a~tely,'ade, 'y government, in tbe present system of ,transportaito of ,eriminals !from the united kingdom. The, proposed 'hanges are,- on':the principles recommended by ,therelet cnmiaittee of the House of Commons on trans-. pQrtatitnp, and -mayj,, briefly qiassed under.the following ?? number ...

... * - . I Every thing is at sixes and sevens amongst the Fr ?? GreatPowers, and of course by the affairs of the East are as far-or rather far- . fo ther-from a settlement titan ever. Russia and Prussia are about to secede from the alliance, and rai it would appear that France is by no means hearty to or sincere in her offers of co-operation. On the PI whole, the question is in afar more ...

... I 7 . ' , . WTbe,81st regiment will tot leave Gibraltar for Barbadoes until November. :C:¢ptidd Jeffery, Lieutenant Nethercote, and Ensign Thrnpsos*,witbhtwo. serjeants and one~hundredand twenty rank and file, are under orders to embark for Gibraltar. The 11th Light .Dragoons will relieve the 12th Lancers at Brighton rinOctober. I I . 'SurgeonwAlezadiriSihclair; of the 25th regiment, does ...

... MEETING OF TRE CORPORATION ELECTION I I.-- OFA. TOWN CLERK~. Ati bxtraordinary geneeal meetieg of the Corporation of Dublin was held yesterday, at the City Asiemly Hioms, WVjlli-e i, for thie purpose of electing a town clerk, in the room or the late Jiohn 1log, E(sq., deceased. There was a larger nuin bhr of the 0 lnembers of the Common Council present than we recollect to have Wituessed on ...

... 1. ?? . 0 i ,THE., }1ii§Ea~ tAT, TUE, r5+AdCiIESWELE'\CTIOri.~ I Wejearm ?? Gardiqn that.,the person . ?? sefn'edxin- the disgraceful frabds A prM ?? . fi'ories at'tthe late Maiehestr 'election, ,with;tbe yiey 9ofprev!enting certain gentlemen on. ?? rrtn 'lias at length ciusdd some.a c- , knov.glmdgn~t a d 'epqration 'to be' made to' tlid pa'rties .whom, he adosha.efiuy tricked,, . It ap ...

... TMlL FRvhMAN 'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER.9, 18.39 ' The affairs of the East, notwithstanding the wonderful unanimity of the five great Powers, are just as far from a settlement as ever. Mehemet Ali, so far from being intimidated by protocols, refuses to abate any of his demands, and insists not only on the hereditary Sovereignity of Egypt, Syria, and their dependencies, but on the ...

... THE LATE LADY FLORA BASTINGS. (From the Morninag Post.) he We have been honoured by the Marquis of Hastings Tf with the following interesting and important comrnunica- tion :- bol: TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. u Burlington Hotel, Sept. 13, 1839. Ont San-I will feel obliged by the publication in your jour- an) nal of the following statement and correspondence. fan If am asked, why I have ...

... ANCno ESuTnd , SATURDAY NmoGHT. -Tl.is ?? it was announced that the Tories had found their candidate (Sir George Murray) in London, and that Lord Francis Eger- ton having approved of their choice, Sir George would ad- ! dress the electors at Bywater's Room at twelve o'clock this [morning. At the time appointed there was but a slender muster. Sir George had previously been on 'Change, but no ...