... THE MENDIC[TY INSTITUTIoN. IIn Tho aunual niectiug of the supporters of the Mendicity ar Institution was held yesterday in Radley's hotel.' The Right. ua Hon. the Lord Mayor presided. The following fientlemen were present :-The Very Rev. Dean Vignoles, Sir George' ig Morris, the Rev. Andrew O'Connell, the Rev. J. A. Bor-I mniugham, Admiral Oliver, J, Mlason Pooley, J. Norman, Richard O'Gormsau ...

... | CORPORATION OF DROGHEDA-YzsTEIIDAY. ,, (FROOsuR OwN COBRESPONDENT.) le There was an adjourned meeting of the quarterly as- of sembly held in the Tholsel, on this day (Monday), for the to purpose of adoptling.a memorial to the Lord Lieutenant on id the subject of amendments in the municipal act, and to re- rs ceive the report of the finance committee on the. subject of ie tolls and customs. ...

... l TO Till EzITOR OF THE MORNING nERALD. Saint Mary's College, Birmingham, 3d Sunday after Epiph., 1843. SgRMy attention has been called to a paragraph copied from the Heruld, in which it is stated'that 'I the Rev. Mr. SibthorP is reported to have already serious differences with big brethren of the Romish priesthood; that he refuses to prey to the Virgin, or to be a party to aurioular ...

... At a very early hour on Saturday morning a document, of which the following is a verbatim copy, was posted in the vard of the Four-Courts Marshalsea, Thomas-street, by Joshua Jacob, the fanatical leader oftthe sect called White Quakers, who is at present confined in that prison:- Fear not them that kill the body, and after that have no more than they can do; but I will forewarn you when ...

... I to The first draft of the 58th regiment will leave Chatham for New South WVales, next month. m The 16ils Lancers are designated in India, 'Lord El- ie lenborugh's Life Guards. at Messrs. Stoddart and M'Gregor are appointed agents to be the 27th Inniskillings, by their new Colonel, Sir J. ry M'Leau. Ig Charles George O'Callaghian, Esq., 7th Dragoon Guards, le has arrived from leave at ...

... 1IbffwnrnlWs jo ni DUBLIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. 1843. I _ _ _ _ ~ I is t,. FURTHER DEFICIENCY IN THE QUARTER'S Me REVENUE I e- The bubble of Conservative finance has burst at , last. Every promise 'of mysterious quackery is now as falsified; every expectation of reviving national in- ,f dustry by Tory shuffling of the tax cards is at an end; ans and the revenue of the United Kingdom for the ...

... The Al1geeneine Zeitung gives, in a late number, some interesting information from the interior of Africa. Balgat Areja, it seems, had made himself master, in December last, of Tigrai, where he had put an end to the plundering practices of a number of petty chiefs, who had known how to turn the disorders of the times to their advantage. Among other notorious characters, a certain Gobra Mariam, ...

... I HIalviersto~vn, Xildare, 2dJsnuarv, 1843.' M V LoiliI take the liberty of offering to your lordship's ed notice a' few brief observations on the subject of the poor Ill laws in this country. I should apologise for thus seelk ngto b- occupy your' lordship's attention, but that I feel you will se consider the important aspect which the question at present er assumes, justifies one who ...

... 'TEE M6)1 - ?? -- - youngmarried lady in Boston tspreasesb uielf decidedly in favour of a home league, atid hopes her husband tvill join it. It is sell known, said she, that lie has not been home three nights in a week for nine Nears. A very bail husband, says the Baltihore Sun, unless he is connected with a daily morn- iin, paper, and if so lhe is excusable. A RARE CIIANCE.-One of ...

... Oe Aitawg ?? I I l t, THE RETREAT FROM AFFGHANISTAN: The Indian Mail brings authentic intelligence of n the retreat of the British troops beyond the Indus. 3 Retirement, we believe, is the more authentic phrase, Le but the effect is much the same. Indeed Fielding has loing since settled this point without any special re- ig _ference to the present circumstances. Retiring from be office has, ...

... I TESTIMONIAL TO THE IT YRY REV. T. MA¶IIW. 'e GREAT MEETING AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, le, The great national meeting, convened for the purpose of n, taking into consideration the pro priety of erecting an endur- n ing testimonial of the esteem in which the labours of Ithe sainted and venerated Apostle of Temperance, the Very e. Rev. Theobald Mathew, are held by all classes of the com- r, munity, ...

... Iv i . - ?? Il eii sret taml tile 1)in )ukc the been pro- a, in iene. uight a.ug. lar'. -that sless lees em- nted boll, as ft ant, One low, irle. ton, Jap. ?? P.; lot-, ?ro- arts s in a of Ion in- in- vho self not the itar and Iit rTO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. I- ?? January 27, 1843. Sin-AP a member of the R~peal Board of Trade, per- emit sue to cell tise attention of the tradesmen ...