... MEETING OF&F6 I . 1 i s ._ L-l am g _ ._ 1g, A meeting of the corpotioz, was heyatlrs, in the In- City Assembly House, lilunlet ?? -1O IAyoOR presided. Yic -, ?? a His Lordship said the xstinmtteir.wfthuohh bdi g no under their attention, Ephel e ft'.tfe mte51- which lot the deputation from tbh- el lonffliot, Ol ed that day week. He held in hii I a scW tsrat' account LU. of what toolc place on ...

... LONDON. FRIDAY._-Throughout the last 24 hours the wind has blown a perfect hurricane, from the S.W. and W., the like of which has not been experienced for many years. About nine o'clock there was a heavy fall of hail, and, as the fore- noon advanced, the wind increased in violence, until, be- tween twelve and one o'clock, it blew a perfect hurricane 1. from the south-west, which lasted for ...

... THE COTEMPORABY PRESS. I TIMES-At the end of a late message from the Presi- dent of the United States to the House of Representatives, touching the ''Hahialan or Sandwich Islands, is intro- duced the following passage respecting the recent treaty be- tween England and China, and the hopes which the Ameri- cans rest upon the fact of that convention _ 11 The military operations carried on ...

... We (Evening Mail) can now state correctly the filling up of the vacancies in the church, consequent upon the pro- motion of the Rev. R. Daly (now Right Rev.) to the united bishoprics of Cashel and WVaterford. The Hon. and Vener- able Henry Packenham succeeds to the deanery of St. Pa- trick s; the Rev. Alexander Irwin, chaplain of Sandford Church, is to be Archdeacon of Emly; the Rev. F. ...

... I ., .IJn g ;iluj~e EJ EJECTING LANDLORDS. great Each succeeding day brings with it fresh evidence they of the necessity of a change in the landlord and I havo thevn tenant law. We last week 'had to comment on the c had wholesale ejection which seemed to threaten three opvoe hundred souls inhabiting a townland in the north of y give stance Mayo. Because of those comments the agent of une ...

... flOWNINS-STREET, DEC. .24. .- T'he Queen has ?? Gen. A. G. Lord Saltoun, a Companion of the Most Hon. Mlilit.ary Order of the Bath; Col. R. Bartley, 49th; and Col. J. H. Schobdde, f5th ; to be Knights Comnmanders of the same,. To be Companion of the said Most lIon. Military Orclcr of the Bath:-Col. C. Caml)l)ell, 98th; Col. P. E. Craigie, 55th,; Lieut.-Col. J. Kinowles, R. A. ; Lieut.- Col. J. ...

... DOUBTFUL PROSPECTS OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND---LETTER FROM SIR JAMES GRAHAM. WE learn from the Edinburgh Witness of Saturday last, that on the previous day the Dev. Dr. Welsh, Mlo- derator of the General Assembly, received from Sir J. Graham a letter, in answer to the memorial transmitted to Government by the commission of the Kirk in Novem- ber last. The contents of this document have not yet ...

... -Al Ott I. PAR is.t vr ! wt hicefb Utatitnenh ryu-e w UnP kiiitane,;oohv dii.iheff'itflteino, arid tatinn tt 'of good taste. km hy.ought taoriid:?veg and be wa tla t tneces, ' and otbcr~tok tb~e sae vie of' the reso- lY~h~ite' conidemnedu the ?? of the Suffr, q g ?? ~obtrts said they'wqre invited to prepare a bi s., libnitted to parliament, and not td any particular bill.' If ';iey had beer ...

... . NORTH. DUBLIN UNION. 1 - . . . ?? . . -. . . .. ,he Tile usi;41 weekly meeting of this board was held yester- clay, at the WorIho~u'se,-Nbrth Brunswick-street, 3t0 JOHSN BARLO'W, Esq., in the Chair. av. The following guardians were present :-Robert Warren, Patrick M'Owen, Robert Law, G. H. Lindsay, Major lay Cottinghasm, Samuel Law, Doctor Willis, Thomas Arkins, bie James Peterkin, Charles ...

... .. .. P VTIo UATI., I The followving is thetisrdfeiport of te'spehial eommlttee d on the a [nendment of the mu'niip'a1 act 'pnd liaceltaxagion of r Dublini, as read at the corporation on Monday:- IS We ?? thatthe institutionsin all , parts of the empire should be alike inprinciple; and, in , differing in action, such difference should not arise with the e government, but from local customs, or ...

... SPECTATOR.-The Opposition awakens from its long autumnal trance to active life in parliament; and Russell, like Peel, issues his circular to remind careless members that they will be wanted to vote. The Morning Chronicle opened the week and its Monday's I eading articles with anm official announcement, brief, Oticular, and conspicu- ously printed, that thereis jto be, an amendment moved on ...

... POPULAR: LECTURES AT IIOLYWOOD;. On Thursday, the 22d ult. lMr. MacKeown, of the Rosemary-street school, Belfast, delivered the eighth of his course of lectures, on scientific and general subjects, is the Rev. Mr.. M'Alister's meeting-house,. Jlolywood. The subject of the present lecture was ancient and modern Palestine-a country, Mr. Ml. remarked, which, though reduced to a state of ...